It's a gender thing....
#25
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Rita Rudner has all the answers to these questions. As an aside, I would like to ask women why, when they reach 40, they think it's okay to chop their hair to an ugly crew-cut length and why they decide to allow their bodies to collapse like a thirty year old, formless sofa?
#26
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SteveJudd, I have the answers to your questions!
1. For the same reason balding men think a comb over is attractive or is fooling anyone.
2. For the same reason men decide to allow themselves to develop a beer belly that hangs over their belt.
You're welcome.
1. For the same reason balding men think a comb over is attractive or is fooling anyone.
2. For the same reason men decide to allow themselves to develop a beer belly that hangs over their belt.
You're welcome.
#28
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Steve, perhaps some gentlemen could answer that question too? I am seeing quite a few formless sofas walking around these days

As for the haircuts, be a little more kind please. For all you know, one of those ladies might be growing out her hair from having lost it due to illness.
Since this started out as a Travel thing, why don't we all try to keep it in that catagory and not the way people LOOK . Thank you
#30
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I think when some people reach a certain age, younger for some older for others, they value comfort over form, thus they cut their hair off for faster styling (or lack of) or perm it into a fluff and dry. I am not sure into which catagory a mullet style falls.
As for looking like a sofa, there are alot of young sofas out there too, male and female.
They are, as Scarlett said, probably very nice people underneath their comfort-styles though, so judge not.....
As for looking like a sofa, there are alot of young sofas out there too, male and female.
They are, as Scarlett said, probably very nice people underneath their comfort-styles though, so judge not.....
#33
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I appreciate the replies. They're fun. And I agree, to a large extent, about men letting themselves get fat. Not bragging, but I'm 43 and only ten pounds heavier than I was when I played high school football. However, I still don't get the concept of the female chop job haircut. It's so unfeminine and, Lord knows, I love women. I'm married to one and she is not allowed a chop job just as I am not allowed by my lady to keep my hair from turning gray, which it has been doing for two decades now. But it's all there, hah! Happy it's Friday.
#34
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I saw mullets mentioned. Someone turned me on to this funny website a year ago: http://www.mulletsgalore.com
To see the <i>euromullet</i>, click on "Classifications", and then click on the drop-down arrow under "Section II"
The definition...euromullet: A suave mullet. A swank mullet. An understanding mullet. A considerate mullet. A sensitive mullet. Still a mullet.
To see the <i>euromullet</i>, click on "Classifications", and then click on the drop-down arrow under "Section II"
The definition...euromullet: A suave mullet. A swank mullet. An understanding mullet. A considerate mullet. A sensitive mullet. Still a mullet.



