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#60 by marshd1000 on 20 Dec, 2008 20:15
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OMG...he must have just finished his shift back at the moonshine still...
Now he is going to his girlfriend's house to make out....oops, I mean, cousin's house!
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#61 by Turk on 20 Dec, 2008 20:29
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OMG...he must have just finished his shift back at the moonshine still...
Now he is going to his girlfriend's house to make out....oops, I mean, cousin's house!
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#62 by cargoguy on 21 Dec, 2008 00:12
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I liked when I had a flat-top.
In my younger years I sported a "mullet". -
#63 by Papa Don on 21 Dec, 2008 07:35
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The mullet is not that bad. I stell see it occasionally here on the Gulf Coast. Redneckville! If my hair was not so unruly, I probably would have done it. Unfortunately, all my life my hair was called an explosion in a Brillo pad. Therefore I was unable to have any style. Now you see why I went sly forever.
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#64 by baldbill54 on 23 Dec, 2008 21:30
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My favorite was a recon style high and tight about 1/4" on top and shaved on the sides. Now my hairline is the opposite, smooth on top.
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#65 by jasonfieber on 07 Apr, 2009 13:09
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I like the spiky/messy look. It's a tad metrosexual, but that's what I always wore before my hair started thinning. Think David Beckham/Ryan Seacrest.
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#66 by tomgallagher on 08 Apr, 2009 16:46
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A #1 Buzz.
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#67 by Ghost1988 on 08 Apr, 2009 17:09
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Before finally going completely slick, my favorite was either a razor shaved horseshoe flat with a good landing stip or I wore a clipper shave down to sandpaper. I use to bounce back and forth, going with the clipper or razor shave when we went to the field. Eventually, I realized I always wanted to be completely bald and kept it completely slick. That was a long, long time ago...
is that a joke or are you being serious? i honestly cant tell lol. -
#68 by Rob on 08 Apr, 2009 17:24
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why should it be a joke?
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#69 by xnewyawka on 08 Apr, 2009 19:05
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Before finally going completely slick, my favorite was either a razor shaved horseshoe flat with a good landing stip or I wore a clipper shave down to sandpaper. I use to bounce back and forth, going with the clipper or razor shave when we went to the field. Eventually, I realized I always wanted to be completely bald and kept it completely slick. That was a long, long time ago...
is that a joke or are you being serious? i honestly cant tell lol.
What about this makes you think it's a joke??
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#70 by Jer on 08 Apr, 2009 21:42
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Honestly, I never enjoyed any styles I sported until I went sly. The closest thing was a buzz cut and that's probably due to it being close to sly.
I do however love creative haircuts, some laugh, but you must give them props for ingenuity! This has to be among my favorite!!!
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#71 by Alexander215 on 08 Apr, 2009 22:19
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Honestly, I never enjoyed any styles I sported until I went sly. The closest thing was a buzz cut and that's probably due to it being close to sly.
I do however love creative haircuts, some laugh, but you must give them props for ingenuity! This has to be among my favorite!!!
HA at least its functional! -
#72 by R o b 6 on 09 Apr, 2009 06:27
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Before finally going completely slick, my favorite was either a razor shaved horseshoe flat with a good landing stip or I wore a clipper shave down to sandpaper. I use to bounce back and forth, going with the clipper or razor shave when we went to the field. Eventually, I realized I always wanted to be completely bald and kept it completely slick. That was a long, long time ago...
is that a joke or are you being serious? i honestly cant tell lol.
What about this makes you think it's a joke??
I must have missed the joke, too.
Ditto on the pre-slick cut, Skinhead002. I always had either a short crew cut or a razor-skinned sides high and tight and a buzzed down top for years before shaving my head slick. Never did have enough to carve out a flattop.
At least it was easy to maintain and always looked squared away!
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#73 by BALDANDRE on 09 Apr, 2009 10:37
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Do I really need to say what mine is?!
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#74 by BuzzKC on 22 Apr, 2009 07:37
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I'll vote for BA's look. That was my favorite cut, really tight with a landing strip.