Ed Finnerty: I need a change and I've been considering getting one of the following:

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I wish I could pull the one off in the lower left corner.

/I lost

lame-ass article is lame when you mention donald trump, but leave out the mullet

author is a moran. a crapload of styles come and go, HS yearbooks hold the ugly proof.

I remember when we would all sport the "Einstein". That was a crazy time.

phlegmmo: I've always thought 'hairstyle' implied a way of wearing hair that some people might find appealing and want to emulate. This does not qualify.

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Exactly...this is supposed to be a swoon-encouraging montage of "style," not a "kill it with fire!" inducing slideshow.

/boo "faux-hawk"! Commit or get rid of it, says I....

Oddly no mention of coloring (in the dozen pics spanning eons of styles).

"The ancient story of Samson and Delilah shows how important a man's hairstyle can be"

"The first haircut recorded in the Bible caused a man to get his eyes gouged out"
Mike Warnke on his own long hair in the late 80's

Not so much a history of hairstyles as "how random historical and pop figures cut their hair"

No mention of this awesome hair, that gets more wild the more wild your theories are?

1989 I was rocking a flat top/mullet combo. Good times.

No spikes? No feathered haircuts? No early 1990s-Vanilla Ice cut?

tgambitg: No mention of this awesome hair, that gets more wild the more wild your theories are?

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That's just a simplified "Einstein".

Yea, it's a slideshow. I'm clicking through them and get to the last one and I was like


Why did they do this?

thecrust: lame-ass article is lame when you mention donald trump, but leave out the mullet

Agreed! It's business in the front party in the back. Classic.

RobFMJ: Not so much a history of hairstyles as "how random historical and pop figures cut their hair"

Seconded. Else the writer would not have waited until the 90's to mention long hair parted in the middle.

/Ever hear of the hippie generation, writer person?

If you have had a mullet at any point since Jan 1 1990 you are mouth breathing trailer trash, that is all

I wear mine no part combed straight back no greasy kid stuff. Learned to ride in a no helmet law state. It just kind of happened and I have worn it this way for more than 30 years.


Funny thing is when I get out of the shower I run my fingers thru it and I look like I just came from the barber shop. Wake up in the morning it looks freshly blow dried and brushed.

The only "product" I have ever used was Crew Comb to make the USMC JROTC flat top stand perfect till school was over.

I'm pretty much ugly as a mud fence. But I have perfect hair that most people would kill to have.

Ringo looks like the female Chinese doctor on this season's House

Hi, I am a louse. I am the primary reason for the change in hairstyles though the years.



/you just scratched your head.

phlegmmo: I've always thought 'hairstyle' implied a way of wearing hair that some people might find appealing and want to emulate. This does not qualify.

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But its really caught on with the kids

The Effects of Politics and Religion on the Hair and Beard.

Of course the crew cut was invented by a guy named "Jock"...

The article may be a little thin on haircuts before, say, the U.S. independence.

Ed Finnerty: I need a change and I've been considering getting one of the following:

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DAMN! I lost!

No hockey cuts or mullets, no rat tails, proper mohawks, flattops, Balboas, Vato from Oingo Boingo, ...

Julius Caesar was most likely bald, as this bust of him, the only one done during his lifetime, shows:



After his death and subsequent deification, he began to get the George Clooney nice hair treatment.

It's good to be da king.

List fails without mentioning "Short, short and shorter" for the men who don't care

/My trimmer only goes to 2

Scaevola: Julius Caesar was most likely bald, as this bust of him, the only one done during his lifetime, shows:

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After his death and subsequent deification, he began to get the George Clooney nice hair treatment.

It's good to be da king.



The real joke was that the name "Caesar" meant "hairy" in Latin.

So there's the great debate by historians through the ages to this very day: did the ancient Romans give that branch of his family the nickname "hairy" because at one time they were hairy, or more as a backhanded joke because they were not?

/ Hot like a wet towel before a straight-razor shave

If it's a slideshow on men's haircuts then why include that last one?

These guys know a thing or two about the history of hairstyles, especially of the seventies.

DarnoKonrad: The David Lynch

The Daniel Pearl?

Bieber is the latest in hairstyles for men

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Haawwt

Mini Ditka: My brother and I both sported the 'Moe Howard' in the early 70's.


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/I haven't evolved much since then........

Is that you on the right?

I like my history to have more dance in it.

/or rhyme

I can't believe they left out the ball cap style.



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Wow, they didn't even mention The Perry.