Hair is probably the most complicated issue of our time. Perhaps second to universal health care…but an issue of the highest, most unprecedented order. Oh, yeah, and world peace. On second thought, hair is the number one issue for mankind and the other things follow suit. How can I say that? Well, admit it. You spend more time thinking about your hair as opposed to Obama’s heath care plan or the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq combined. Therefore…hair wins…horrendous as that sounds. These days with regards to hairstyles…everything goes. But, someone needs to be the voice of reason to prove that, in fact, everything does NOT go. Guys, this is a guide to “What Not To (Hair) Do” at the risk of I Mean…What?!? saying “Sp-hair Me”.
Bit of history: The whole hair mess started with Sampson and Delilah. He was all about his full head of thick, wavy, shiny hair. But Delilah had thin, fly-away, limp hair and she was totally jealous. So, like the bitch she was, she cut his hair off while he was sleeping, which destroyed him and their relationship. Lesson here ladies: Do not date men with better hair than you. Cut to: Centuries later when men wore powdered wigs to show social status and for sanitary reasons (head lice…feh). Now, if I had my druthers, I would love to reinstate that trend since A) I have to keep my hair buzzed short due to the unwanted aging process and B) Who wouldn’t want to change up their look so drastically? You women have all the fun. From then on, America became one uptight country and men kept their hair short, and the crew cut in the 1950’s became the rage. Shortly thereafter, the 1960’s changed everything. Men didn’t need powdered wigs, the could just grow their hair as long as they wanted. (Flow it, show it, long as God can grow it.) Though men with long hair were totally hot, it took one person to put the kibosh on that look…FABIO. Since then, men pretty much do what they want with their hair, which is why I am now the self-appointed voice of reason to those who have lost their hair way.
I am so sensitive to hair. i can find someone attractive, and then if they change their hair, I'm done. I used to have a mad crush on a certain celeb, and he went and cut his hair. When I saw him after that, he remarked about a photo of him with the previous hair. I proceeded to advise him that he go back to that. He didn't, so crush? gone. I'm flighty that way. 😉
and i'm still waiting for someone with a mullet to explain to me what they see in the mirror that they like so much.
Any way you slice it,a mullet is still business in the front,party in the back!Cornrows are just a ghetto mullet…..I've seen some atrocious mo and faux hawks recently this past year,remember Andre Kirilenkos mohawk?By the middle of the first quarter it looked like seal pelt….
i really love blond frosty tips but i cant do this haircut cause i have heard that is gay but i dont know :/
agreed. a bit toooo gay.