When I say cap friendly, I mean cap friendly. I mean it when I say cap friendly, but it extends to any kind of cap. It can be a cap made of plastic or a cap made of paper. It can be a cap that is made of a material that has been pre-treated or a cap that has a coating that is made of a material that has been treated with a coating.
Cap Friendly is a term that was coined by the folks at XKCD, and it’s a term that will be used in this book very often. The idea is that we’re not limited by the size and shape of a cap, but instead that the material on the cap is capable of supporting the weight of a cap. Cap Friendly literally means “cap that fits a cap.
Cap Friendly is a really cool way to describe what it feels like to wear cap when you are driving or when you are wearing a cap that is not made of a material that has been pre-treated or treated with a coating. When you wear a cap that is made of a material that has been treated with a coating, the cap will start to feel heavy and you will be using all of the cap’s weight to support your head.
Cap Friendly is a term I learned from one of my best friend, and a cap we both love. He explained it this way: “Cap Friendly is a way of saying that I don’t need any additional support to be able to enjoy the experience, but while I’m wearing my cap, I don’t need it to be as comfortable as it can be, I just need it to be there when I’m wearing it.
Well, when you first put on your cap, you might actually feel like you need a little support, but it will really feel like that. The cap is like the head of a helmet. Its a piece of fabric that you strap on to your head and it will put some compression on your brain. You need to be sure to wear the cap when you’re not using it, because if you do, you’ll feel like your head is just bouncing around on a string.
