Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2018/12/05/winter-hair-hat-trick.html
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Or just get a buzz cut. Then the static helps.
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Wait - surely twisting the hat just causes it to rub against the hair more, thereby creating more static?
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What on Earth is that from?
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Oh damn! It’s been, like, several decades since I saw that film… I clearly need to revisit.
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In fairness, I edited the title out of the middle when I created the gif.
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That is, like, the most 70’s amalgam animation I have ever seen.
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All hats do that ‘autonomously turning clockwise’ thing on my head anyway. Within 30 minutes of putting on a hat, what was at the front is over my right temple. Which way do I turn it to remove static? (My guess: it will make absolutely zero difference.)
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(let it be shaving your head, let it be shaving your head…)
“Twisting the cap?!!! This is a joke, right?”
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Just put a Dryer Sheet under your hat.
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i DO solve this problem by shaving my head! lol
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Me too.
Actually, the real aim of shaving my head is solving the problem of “being too cheap to pay a barber.”
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Line your hat with tinfoil. The conducting layer will dissipate the static.
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Also good for those annoying government mind control signals
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my actual aim is that i don’t have enough hair to cover it, so it just looks better this way. (also, i’m too cheap to pay a barber to do it, too. heh)
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