Except you are not enjoying prion, child. Patrick said so.
Enjoy prison.
Damn it, you beat me to the punch.
I imagine if you were some Jew fucking around in the desert before the invention of tape/after sweat had ruined the stickiness and your Jew hat fell off that would probably be bad.
As far as I'm informed, the requirement for Jewish men to wear a kippah, as in a little cap you don't take off, arose in the Medieval era among Ashkenazi Jews. Before that, wearing a head covering was recognized as a sign of fear of God and mindfulness of God's presence among all different Jewish communities, but Ashkenazi rabbis were the first to make it mandatory and to specify that the head covering should be a small, brimless cap.
The impracticality of the kippah, which you point out, is in fact intentional. Because the hat is small and brimless, it can't shield you from rain, keep the sun out of your eyes, or protect you from being hit on the head. It signifies awareness of God's presence and a sense of reverence toward God, and serves no secular function whatever. It's like how you're not supposed to use the light of Shabbat or Hanukkah candles for things like reading. If you want to use candlelight for a secular purpose, you have to light another candle. Also, the kippah's design distinguishes it from non-Jewish headwear. (Later on, Christians mandated European Jews to wear pointy hats for the same purpose -- to distinguish Jews from Christians.)
As for how bald Jews managed to keep their kippahs from falling off before the invention of adhesive tape, I really don't know. Early kippahs were larger than modern kippahs, so perhaps at one point they were more akin to the woven caps you see modern Muslims wear. If a hat snugly covers enough of the head, it'll stay on naturally even if you are balding (and fat), e.g.
Anyway, this is why your life is over. Enjoy hatlessness.
she has that sigma grindset and seems to genuinely enjoy talking to book fans
Ugh, surely you're not suggesting that Patrick mingle with the hoi polloi, are you? They are mostly ignorant Republicans who drive around in pickup trucks. Ewww. A famous sophisticated author is above such things.
He isn't just fat in the way someone else may be "fat" in that they're slightly overweight; he's fat in the way that Orthodox Jews consider Moses not just to be "a prophet", but Prophecy personified. No matter that there may be persons who might literally be larger, per se, none of them are fatness made corporeal.
If we're going to compare Patrick to anyone in the Bible, let's compare him to Eglon.