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A Tribute to the Mullet and Other Amusing Hairstyles
Page 4 is going to be my Tribute to the Mullet and Other Amusing Hairstyles page, and my intention is to add a few more sweet doos at a time. Some of the subjects will be a blast from the past. Some will be as fresh as a morning daisy (or something like that). The only important thing is the fact that they are amusing (at least to me). Since I have a time-demanding job, a time-demanding wife, a time-demanding son and several time-demanding hobbies (besides mullet hunting), I may be a bit slow. Check back often and be patient. Enjoy the hairstyles!
This fellow was another interesting creature that I captured on our Maryland vacation. I dubbed him the Dreaded Dreadhead. How long do you think it takes to grow such a lengthy, thick mane? Is he using horse hair extensions? I don't know the answer to either question, but I do know that I love the hair. He is a very hansome dude and quite a snappy dresser. This guy strutted down the beach like he knew every lady within a mile was checking out his stuff. The funny thing is they were. And so was I -- with my camera! Now everyone can be amazed by his stunning length and girth.
1) Strolling and checkin' out the babes
2) Notice the farmer tan lines and profile of his fit form
3) Checkin' out the waves debating whether or not to get in
4) Are those chicks lookin' at me? Oh, yeah. They want me.
5) Hey!! Look over here!!
6) Man, am I good or what?
Number 1 Number 2
Number 3 Number 4
Number 5 Number 6
I guess I should do a decade flashback. These next shots were taken in June of 1991 also in Ocean City, Maryland. Me and my posse (or group of dorky friends) went down to scope the babes for "Senior Week 1991." It was a time of hot girls, great clothes and even better hair. I'll do something that takes some major guts here -- I'm going to show you pictures of me with a mullet and mulleystache. Hey, we didn't know any better. At least I got rid of mine at the end of the summer. It's the fellows who are still sporting their mullets that I wonder about.
This is my friend Rob, proudly displaying the mohawkullet. Believe it or not, this doo (or dude) was quite popular with the ladies.
Here is my good friend, Mike Riggs, fast asleep with his Stripedullet.
Yes, folks. I also had a stripedullet. It's sad that in 1991 we were already losing our length and opting for a shorter, sportier (aerodynamic) look.
That's it for now. Check back later!