The Post-Trump Haircut

New York Magazine ^ | Dec 2012 issue | Heidi Mitchell

[relictele]

with at least three women a day sitting in her chair and asking for a drastic change

Cut and color all you like.

You still won't get a boyfriend, harpy.

[arthurus]

I thought it meant they had been consorting with the occupying enemy.

[BradyLS]

The Dudes get a "Man Bun" or what I call the "Douche Ball".

Oh, I'm stealing that one! :-D

[Buttons12]

If I ever go to a hairdresser it will be to order Clairol #1600 (”Honey Badger”) with the wave front.

[Neoliberalnot]

Has anyone ever poked fun at Hussein Obama’s head of pubic hair?

[Tammy8]

Hey wait! I have long streaked gray hair, and when the wind is blowing it gets pretty unkempt, I am definitely not a liberal. I do not wear colored hose and Birkenstock’s so maybe there is a little hope.

[arthurus]

My wife told me that. Run for and occupy office, yes, but they shouldn’t have the vote. That way you get Maggie thatcher and Sarah Palin but all the females who put security way above liberty, who vote for a husband rather than for a Senator don’t warp the system.

[chajin]

If too much hair is cut off, they’ll have to start a Wig Party

[A_perfect_lady]

And these are supposedly strong, professional women who want to be taken seriously?

In my own humble opinion, this is the best comment on this thread, because it points to the real issue: that feminists swear up and down that they are the equal of men (or even the superior.) But when the chips are down, they break down.

Hillary herself is the perfect example. Election night, when it became evident that she was losing, she wouldn't go out and face her supporters, who had waited out there for hours and hours. She sent a MAN (sort of- Podesta) to make apologies for her while she hid herself from view.

This is not strong. This is not equal. And neither, as you point out, is this hysterical reaction.

[Eddie01]

[arthurus]

With that face she(?) had to do something to take the attention away from it.

[MamaB]

I was looking at my freshman college year picture. Then I looked at my current style. Very close to the same and the picture was from 1963. Thinking about taking it to show the lady who does my hair. She has done my hair since the late 70’s. She needs a laugh.

[alstewartfan]

Clever!

[MamaB]

You left out one word— some.

[arthurus]

Hysterical = Greek for womanly.

[Dawgreg]

Just showing how STOOPID they are.......makes me ashamed to be a sow.........;)

[EEGator]

You win!

[Always A Marine]

When I was in DC as an intern in the late 80s, we referred to DuPont Circle as “Bouffant Circle”.

Well, when I was stationed there we called DuPont Circle "The Fruit Loop."

[Snickering Hound]

80's are back.

Ask for the 'Flock of Seagulls' cut and stop by Sam's Club for a case of hairspray.

[definitelynotaliberal]

"During the notoriously slow month of November ...?"

I'm going grey. I stopped dyeing my hair a few years ago. It was difficult to grow it out - the line of demarcation was very stark on me - but since all the dyed bits were cut off, I've been quite enjoying the process of greying. I don't have it trimmed very often at all, but I always have it trimmed right before Thanksgiving, so that it looks nice through the party season. Most of the women I know do something about every 6 weeks, but no matter the schedule, everybody sees a hairdresser in November in anticipation of Rosh Hoshannah, Thanksgiving, Christmas and the winter break. How absurd to say that for hairdressers, November is a slow month!