A Sign of the End Times

Worked a crazy-long day today, and at one point I was sure I was hallucinating. That man over there ... he doesn't actually have a dreadlock mullet, does he? No, I'm imagining things. Nobody has a dreadmullet. That's like one of those children's tales told to frighten and cow the kindelein into obedience.

Wait a minute. There he goes again. He really does have a dreadmullet.

Can the end of the world be far off? I know dreadmullets aren't mentioned specifically in the Book of Revelation, but they are implied.

It's been good knowing you all. The End Times are here.

What?

Dread-mullets are pretty common here, I like to decorate my garden with them

I was very dissapointed by the amount of mullets I saw in Germany a few months ago. Very dissapointed.

Don't bother planning any trips down South.

Dreadlocks AND a mullet? Who would do such a thing? What a terrible combo.

This sounds like something I should have seen on People of Wal Mart.

Dreadlock mullet. Business in the front, party in the back, ganja all the time? :inquisitive:

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Originally Posted by Scienter

This sounds like something I should have seen on People of Wal Mart.

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Funny you say so, because that is where I arrived when I Googled what Lemur said :tongue:

What is also amusing is that dreadlocks are a hippy Northern/California thing, while mullets seem to be a holdover in the redneck South. What sort of a bloke is confused enough to wear a haircut like that? :dizzy2:

The guy sounds awesome. :laugh4:

Anyway, what's wrong with Wal Mart... that's where I shop (or ASDA as it is here). :stare:

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Originally Posted by Lemur

That man over there ... he doesn't actually have a dreadlock mullet, does he? No, I'm imagining things. Nobody has a dreadmullet. That's like one of those children's tales told to frighten and cow the kindelein into obedience.

Wait a minute. There he goes again. He really does have a dreadmullet.

Can the end of the world be far off? I know dreadmullets aren't mentioned specifically in the Book of Revelation, but they are implied.

It's been good knowing you all. The End Times are here.

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Do you mean like in the picture below? Erm...'artistic working class' Paris chic. She's a waitress, he's her boyfriend. Beautiful people, endlesly expressive faces and personal style:

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

https://img196.imageshack.us/img196/1782/coiffure.jpg

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Originally Posted by Aemilius Paulus

Funny you say so, because that is where I arrived when I Googled what Lemur said :tongue:

What is also amusing is that dreadlocks are a hippy Northern/California thing, while mullets seem to be a holdover in the redneck South. What sort of a bloke is confused enough to wear a haircut like that? :dizzy2:

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A black guy being non-comformist.

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Originally Posted by A Very Super Market

A black guy being non-comformist.

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Hehe, good one :2thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by Louis VI the Fat

Do you mean like in the picture below? Erm...'artistic working class' Paris chic. She's a waitress, he's her boyfriend. Beautiful people, endlesly expressive faces and personal style:

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

https://img196.imageshack.us/img196/1782/coiffure.jpg

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That would be the "Cornrow-mullet"...pretty bad

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Originally Posted by Aemilius Paulus

Hehe, good one :2thumbsup:

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What? That wasn't a joke. I can't think of any other person who could grow a dreadmullet.

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Originally Posted by Louis VI the Fat

Do you mean like in the picture below?

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Nope, that's called "cornrows" here in the U.S., and while silly-looking, it's an established hairstyle. The dude I saw yesterday evening had short hair in front, top and sides, shaped a bit like a bowl cut, and these long, ratty dredlocks sprouting from the back of his head. And he was a white dude. I have never seen such a hairstyle before, and I hope to never see it again. The white boy dreadmullet is a thing of horror and depravity.

At least it wasn't a horse tail.

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Originally Posted by Lemur

Nope, that's called "cornrows" here in the U.S., and while silly-looking, it's an established hairstyle.

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Cornrows look good on some black guys. It's also ok on some girls, black or not. I have yet to see the hairstyle look good on a white guy, though. Thankfully, I've never seen a native guy with cornrows, who usually go long or extremely short or a mix of the two.

Mullets = class, and a gentleman with discerning tastes.

Dreads = dirty

The two cannot be as one, for when these two worlds collide there becomes a rift in the space-time continuum

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Originally Posted by CrossLOPER

At least it wasn't a horse tail.

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One horse-tail dreadlock mullet coming up.

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Originally Posted by Hosakawa Tito

One horse-tail dreadlock mullet coming up.

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Ooooh, that's getting close ... now split the dreads into about six or seven rat tails, and turn the front into a bowl cut, and I'm going to start having post-traumatic flashbacks.

Men should have short hair, it's the greatest legacy Rome left us.

All us older men really appreciate this look. The Friar Tuck Dreads:

https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v...readmullet.jpg

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Originally Posted by Philipvs Vallindervs Calicvla

Men should have short hair, it's the greatest legacy Rome left us.

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Eeeewww.

Short hair is sooo middle class. Fit for men who do physical labour. We, men of culture, distuingish ourselves from the unwashed masses through elaborate hair.

Alas, since the nineteenth century, even men of good society have confused the practicality and uniformity of the 19th century military style (a suit, and a functional haircut) for a fitting look. Dreadful and unimaginative. Me, I say that unless your occupation requires the projection of uniformity and absense of original intellectual or creative pursuit, short hair is a complete no-no.

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Originally Posted by Louis VI the Fat

Eeeewww.

Short hair is sooo lower class. Fit for men who do physical labour. We, men of culture, distuingish ourselves from the unwashed masses through elaborate hair.

Alas, since the nineteenth century, even men of good society have confused the practicality and uniformity of the 19th century military style (a suit, and a functional haircut) for a fitting look. Dreadful and unimaginative. Me, I say that unless your occupation requires the projection of uniformity and absense of original intellectual or creative pursuit, short hair is a complete no-no.

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Hair is over rated. Especially when one doesn't have much...:laugh4:

Stupid me. All this time I thought:

Mullet = a fish
dreadlock = some kinda special incarceration to be avoided.
cornrow = something discussed in Iowa diners
horsetails = well, horsetails

Hair grows, or doesn't. Attracts females or doesn't. Projects intimidation, or doesn't.

Mostly for me: doesn't. It only works as a first impression - what the wearer hopes I think of him/her. Ten minutes later tells the truth, despite hair, clothes, shoes, car, or talk. The question is whether to invest those 10 minutes.

I betcha the mullet-sporting, pinstripe-wearing, Ferrari-driving guy has as much value to contribute to Foreign Policy, Cultural Zeitgeist, or Batting Averages, as the crew-cut, bluejeans, F-250 fella.

Personally, I prefer to look at longish hair on a guy. Tells me how they care for themselves. Done well, kinda frames their face. Done poorly, makes them greasy, needy, victim-y. Short- hair? Who knows? you're forced to focus on the eyes - kinda rude. Fine on the battlefield, inappropriate on a city street.

So, weaselly hypocrite that I am, I keep mine 3 inches or less, collar length, conventional. When it hits 4 inches, have it cut to 1. It grows.

I cannot imagine sitting for the hours it would take to cornrow or dread my hair.

i like short hair. after youve put on or taken off a football helmet you will want to shave your head too.

People who play football do wear helmets, don't be silly.

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Originally Posted by Subotan

People who play football do wear helmets, don't be silly.

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In February of 2010, the 14th org "football vs soccer" debate was prevented only by a fortuitous typo.

Thank goodness for my sloppy proofreading :yes: