There are two ways. First of all, the picture has to be on the internet somewhere. The first way is to find the picture, right click on it, and select copy. Come back here, type your post, and paste. That'll work for about 75% of pictures. If that doesn't work, I'll give you the second way.
OK, folks, here is Tony Harnell with my all-time favorite head of rock & roll hair:
And yes, Pambo, I too hate mullets. Not only are they unattractive, but they remind me of the bad driver, swerving between lanes that makes you want to yell: JUST PICK ONE & STAY WITH IT!
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It looks like you took that from your computer, that's why it didn't show. It does have to be on the internet somewhere. You can either use a service like Snapfish, or you can ask one of us to host it. If you email it to mzhartz@freezeframeradio.com, she'll do it for you.
"Tell me, does it move you, Does it soothe you, Does it fill your heart and soul with the roots of rock & roll? When you can't get through it you can listen to it with a 'na na na na', Well I've been there before" -"Been There Before" by Hanson
Molly, you are so correct! Some men look absolutely stunning with long hair. Others just look like idiots.
The only positive application of the mullet is to amuse others. Has anyone ever seen that book about mullets? Page after page of pictures of mullet headed people.. all with individual descriptive names like "Child Abuse Mullet" on a little kid, "Femullet" on a woman... cracks me up.
On the whole though, I think most men look better with short hair. Probably has a lot to do with growing up in a Marine Corps family. Until after my dad retired, I had no clue that there was a valid male hairstyle other than the high & tight.
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Well, when I was single I always kept to the rule that I wouldn't date a guy who had longer hair than me. That always left a generous leeway... my hair is almost down to the small of my back.
The hubby has perfect hair. He always has, but did let it get a bit shaggy at times during the mechanic years. Now that he has started his new gig as a new car salesman, he's back to being hair obsessed... even borrowed my hairspray this morning.
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I don't know if I had a "mullet" or not. It used to be longer in the back but only enough to cover the colar of a shirt and it was thick and curly. Not the typical 10" long straight mullet that I picture when I hear that word.
I had had my hair that way for probably about five years when my cousin got married. He asked me to be a groomsman and stand up with him. When I got to the rehearsal, his bride threw a fit! "I said there was to be no long hair at my wedding!". I just kind of laughed it off. Later, my cousin came up to me and told me how upset she was.
I asked him: "Did you not know my hair was this long?" . . . "Yes, I know" "Did you tell me that I was supposed to cut my hair for this wedding?" . . . "No." "Then why are you so upset about my hair?" . . . "We just thought you'd respect our wedding and come with short hair." "But I didn't know it was an issue! At this point, you have a choice . . . you can forget about my hair or find someone else to fill my tux."
I was in the wedding but boy was she mad at me! In the end, the marriage didn't last much longer than my mullet anyway!
I'm kind of letting it grow back out in the back just a little. My neice cuts my hair and she hates it calling me a "mullet-wearing, has-been leftover. lol
Coulda been worse, Web... I was the maid of honor for my brother's second marriage. A few days before the wedding, I got in a fist fight with my sister... the only other bride's maid. She had a black eye and a small cut on her cheek. I had a cut and swollen upper lip. My sister-in-law was PIST... hard to tell if it was because of how we looked or if it was the fact that everyone in the wedding party except her showed up for the ceremony drunker than monkeys.
I think the lot of us earned white-trash blackbelts for that wedding!
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Now that I think about it, I can understand why she wouldn't speak to me for the next 5 years. Oh well, bygones... Yeah, it makes me laugh until I hurt too!!
No WAY! I forgot about "Bygones"! Killed me again!
Yes... they made it 13 years before she woke up and thought "Man, I can't believe I really married this wackadoo!". Following that thought, she got a restraining order and kicked him out of the house. Which, by the way earned my brother his white-trash third degree blackbelt. He is a county cop. He got served the paperwork and forced to leave his house by his co-workers.
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