POLLE

[gault]

pinkplasticdoll can't post this on her phone, so I am her poll surrogate.

[partiallysunny]

I's be mortified on the inside, but breezy on the outside.

[sparksfly]

Advantage to my mom cutting my dad's hair. Added bonus, he is a heavy sleeper and she would be able to cut it off before it got to that point.

[cuddlyevil]

In my family the shit would be brought and many, many laughs had at his expense. He would feel shame but then give shit right back.

[neonpink]

We would tease relentlessly until finally there was no more mullet.

[Chirp]

My dad actually had a mullet until around 2000, so he'd probably do it if he could. And I'd call him Grandpa Billy Ray.

Genetics are likely to keep the grays away from him. His dad is 82 and his hair is still jet black. My dad is 55 and his is still all brown.

[sparksfly]

Feb 11, 2015 13:20:16 GMT -5 Chirp said:

His dad is 82 and his hair is still jet black. My dad is 55 and his is still all brown.

I am so insanely jealous of those genetics! My grandmother, mother and myself started graying early. According to my hair stylist, I am roughly 75% gray. It started when I was 16.

[Chirp]

Feb 11, 2015 13:26:51 GMT -5 sparksfly said:

Feb 11, 2015 13:20:16 GMT -5 Chirp said:

His dad is 82 and his hair is still jet black. My dad is 55 and his is still all brown.

I am so insanely jealous of those genetics! My grandmother, mother and myself started graying early. According to my hair stylist, I am roughly 75% gray. It started when I was 16.

Yeah, dad has the good hair DNA. My hair looks and feels exactly like his, so far, and so does DS'... hopefully the trend continues.

My mom was fully gray (dark salt & pepper) at 18. She's been dying her hair ever since.

[gault]

I started with a few greys at 26-ish. I don't want to know how many are there now, but I know when I see a couple pop up, it is time to dye my hair again.

[sparksfly]

Chirp, fingers crossed for you. My mom wouldn't let me dye my hair until I was 18. Actually, she still didn't want me to, just couldn't stop me.

[Muddled]

Is this really a question?

[kaneen]

My dad doesn't have enough hair left for a mullet but if he could and did grow one we'd tease relentlessly. He's stubborn enough he'd probably keep it just to spite us though.

[starrieskies]

I can't see the poll, but my dad started going gray at 17. His hair is naturally black... I noticed my first gray hair at about 20 but I dye it so no one knows. Lol

[partiallysunny]

I found a couple random grays but I'm still doing okay.

My mom has been grey and dying her hair since she was in her early 20s. I'm glad that gene seems to have skipped me.
My dad is beautiful blond. And mostly bald.

[SwimDeep]

I changed my response to other. My dad's not going grey (yet), but H's uncle has gone full silver/white and has let his hair grow out into a mullet/pony tail. H teases him mercilessly about it, and it's deserved because the uncle is also merciless about teasing.

[tiramisu]

I would conspire with my mom to kill it while it slept.

[captainmel]

My whole family has the same hair lady and she's amazing! Once my dad tried to get her to buzz his head and she refused. I pink puffy heart her. She would refuse to let him have a mullet too. Love her.

Once when I was 22 my dad shaved off his moustache for the first time in my whole entire life. I refused to talk to him until he grew it back. My mom and I would shame him until he cut it.

[tiramisu]

To be fair, I told XH the sane thing every time he joked about growing a mullet (damn hockey fan). I also said I'd get to it before it got to me.

[lys]

You celebrate the fact that he has hair even if he would look better bald.