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Subject: My Favorite Hairstyle when I was a kid
Written By: AmericanDad on 04/28/02 at 01:52 a.m.
Too bad my other message disappeared because of hackers. :(
Any how I said my favorite hairstyle was the rat-tail. :) I grew mine for a real long time when I was in grade school and middle school and the end of it would touch my seat when I sat down. Now my sons had the best hairstyle the tail. We don't call it a rat-tail either, just a "tail". Hope they don't want to cut them off.
AmericanDad
Subject: Re: My Favorite Hairstyle when I was a kid
Written By: feldy32000 on 10/24/02 at 09:47 p.m.
Gotta love the mullet!!!
Subject: Re: My Favorite Hairstyle when I was a kid
Written By: the_OlLine_Rebel on 10/25/02 at 07:40 a.m.
I'm confused because I see what I call "pony tails" on this site (pix) - and verbal references to it are similar, yet in my place a rat tail looked exactly like it says - a small, no longer than 6" thin tail. Not these big flowing tresses. To me those look like horse tails - no1 where I live had that. Only thin (often "braided up" w/line to keep it intact) somewhat-short pieces. They usually complemented the typical non-mullet clean-shaven-spiked-top combo.
Subject: Re: My Favorite Hairstyle when I was a kid
Written By: jamminoldies on 10/26/02 at 09:16 a.m.
mine was a crewcut and a tail in the back.