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Advantage? Dudes with hair look weird to me now by Northernlion on 28 Jul, 2008 21:54
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Where did all these fools with mopheads come from?
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#1 by BaldRob on 28 Jul, 2008 21:56
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LOL!!!
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#2 by BALDANDRE on 28 Jul, 2008 21:58
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It's hard to be the enlightened one..
you'll never see the world the same bro!
Bald is just way too cool!
Pity the fools!
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#3 by dagenhamjim on 29 Jul, 2008 00:26
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Or maybe they are looking at us with envious eyes, wishing they had the bottle to go SLY!
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#4 by Timmay on 20 Nov, 2008 21:08
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i see more and more mop heads anymore. Its like I wanna say...Do you really think that is cool?? and walk away
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#5 by PE#1 on 20 Nov, 2008 21:12
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My younger brother is one of those. As well as the rest of his friends.
I went to a sports banquet the other night for him and I swear about half the kids there were wearing their hair like that. I guess it's just the popular style now a days. Just like when I was in school the style was buzzed/shaved with clippers. At least a large portion of the kids wore it like that where I went to school. -
#6 by DuffRyder17 on 21 Nov, 2008 10:42
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I get some odd looks too. I don't know why, I guess some people can't except that I shave my head... or they don't think it looks good.
Sometimes I get them in class, particularly from underclassmen. I don't blame them, I was their age once(only 3 years ago).
the best looks are from guys at the bars and clubs when I snag a chick that they were gamin on. they are probably thinkin: "did I just get owned by a guy with no hair?" -
#7 by time2shine on 21 Nov, 2008 10:57
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Like Lance said, it's apparently popular with younger guys now. It's also likely that their generation will be bringing back the combover.
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#8 by skiking on 22 Nov, 2008 17:06
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the best looks are from guys at the bars and clubs when I snag a chick that they were gamin on. they are probably thinkin: "did I just get owned by a guy with no hair?"
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#9 by calbito on 23 Nov, 2008 05:43
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LOL! I'm old enough to remember when the long hair craze started the first time, back in the mid 1960"s.
Contrary to popular belief, it was not because of the Vietnam War (that came later), but was in protest to the straight-jacketed conformity that the adults of the time were embracing. Yeah man, it seems kind of far out, seeing teenagers today looking like they did when I was a teen. Peace! 
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#10 by The Scottish Ambassador on 25 Nov, 2008 02:58
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And me.
I have a youg lad in my Boys Brigade group. Hair half way down his back and he looks so SCRUFFY!!! I wanna get clippers and chop it all off. Especially when we are on parade.
He refuses even to tie it back but I make him for games due to health and safety.
Guess its just a phase the youngsters are going through.
Steve