Happy Chrismahanukwanzakah

[The Giss]

The "little hat"?

I'm sorry Giss..........you take this one. 

I should probably step away from the keyboard. Guessing he is not a Chasid (or black-hat), so a skullcap - yarmulke in Yiddish (or kepah in Hebrew).

[Just Saying]

A honey bee comes up to a couple of buddies. When asked what he'd been upto, he gushed, "Man... I've just been down the street where they're having a bar mitzvah. You've never seen a feast like that... there's every kind of goodie in the world!"

"What's that on your head?"

"A yarmulke."

"Why are you wearing that?"

"I didn't want them to think I was a WASP."

[AmyHollar]

 

[beans and weenies]

  

[UPPER FILLY]

I knew I'd get chastised for the little hat but didn't have the energy to look up the proper term....it's a little hat to me

[sea biscuit]

I knew I'd get chastised for the little hat but didn't have the energy to look up the proper term....it's a little hat to me

Its called a kippa

[The Giss]

Its called a kippa

A kippa is a herring for a guy from New York.
A kepah is the little hat.

[beans and weenies]

Thats why I love this site.  Now where else in the world would you get this "little hat" info.  Not that I will remember to spell it correctly but by golly I know thanks to ITS 

[sea biscuit]

A kippa is a herring for a guy from New York.

Not according to dictionary.com

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/kippa

[The Giss]

Not according to dictionary.com

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/kippa

The Internet is never wrong.
There are actually a bunch of proper transliterations of the word. It was a joke. Sorry. I did not make that clear.
 

[AmyHollar]

It was a joke. Sorry. I did not make that clear.

So it was a red herring?

[UPPER FILLY]

I spelled little hat right