Modern Mullet

Skoje said: shit i'm so fucking old. What is blowing me away is that someone actually fucking ASKED for a mullet..... A modern mullet is more like a fade only on the sides. Tons of high school boys have it. It's not the 80s abomination you're thinking of.

... like blue crab, shrimp, striped mullet, spots, croakers and flounder. North... Carolinians harvested them long before modern regulation some of the best...

The broccoli/alpaca cut seems to be morphing into the mod or modern mullet. Not a Joe Dirt, just more length at the nape instead of the fade in the back. Might fade the sides a bit. DD's bf just made the switch.

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Hallo, ich überlege zurzeit ob ich mir einen Ohrring stechen lassen soll. Allerdings kenne ich mich nicht aus und weiß nicht was mir steht. Meine Gesichtsform ist eher oval, trage eine Brille und hab einen modern mullet. Auf Pinterest habe ich auch leider nichts gefunden da die dort alle aussehen als wären sie models. danke für jedem Tipp oder ähnliches im Voraus :)

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... Hawaiian shirt, flip-flops and a mullet means Luckey is also among ... combining vintage game consoles with modern technology," he wrote in the ...

The gearing on modern gravel bikes up till recently ... inches. I've now created a mullet drivetrain with a SRAM GX ...

... my Lauf Siegla with a mullet 1x12 Sram set up...that... gravel wheels have a fairly modern shape, handle crosswinds well, etc...

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.... Like, muscular, aviator shades, a mullet blown in the wind with ... at that time. Still, more modern higher end games aren't far ...

... superheroes is heavily stereotyped by modern standards. I think it was... be Riverdancing! And have a mullet.

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Bei mir waren meine Haare mal bis zum Po, habe sie dann auf Schulterlänge geschnitten und jetzt habe ich modern mullet. Mach das, womit du dich wohlfühlst und wenn dich deine langen Haare nerven, schneide sie ruhig ab.

On my mullet e-bikes l have no problems with slacker head angle only noticed it on my 29er when I fitted a 27.5" on the back as it's a modern frame only year or two old.

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ideally good with curly hair too... thanks. submitted by /u/Creepy_Mulberry1054 to r/askTO [link] [comments]

Wondering if my hair is too thin for a buzzcut, I have alopecia aereta submitted by /u/Mountain_Permission5 to r/MensHair [link] [comments]

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I’m going to a hair salon Tuesday and trying out layers plus volume so hopefully that does me right. The top part of my hair is a little flat. submitted by /u/nicktheedgelord to r/MenHairstyle [link] [comments]

The first three are what I’m thinking of bringing in for reference, while the last few are pictures of me (lots of Halloween costume pictures hahahaha). My hairdresser is amazing and will talk me through things the whole way through my haircut, so I’m not worried about it turning out poorly. Would love any feedback you all can offer. Thank you!! 💜🖤 submitted by /u/eddsvhs to r/Hair [link] [comments]

I’ve been researching how face shape affects haircut balance — and the modern mullet actually works on more people than most think. The trick’s in matching it to your proportions (round = add height, square = add texture, etc.). Curious to hear from barbers or anyone who’s tried tweaking a mullet to their face shape — what worked, what didn’t? submitted by /u/stylorica to r/Mullets [link] [comments]

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I feel like I can do these haircuts in my sleep lol they are sooo popular. But honestly they give me more punk rocker vibes vs mullet? What's your fav haircut to do? submitted by /u/D3BTHEC3LEB to r/Barber [link] [comments]

I think I’m just old school for feeling this way. Been cutting hair for 30 years and I quietly get annoyed when someone wants a mullet/burst fade. I don’t know what it is about those cuts but I don’t want to do them. Kids have become soo high maintenance with trend haircuts. I just want to do traditional blended haircuts. Anyone else feel the same? submitted by /u/Cute_Play_2234 to r/Barber [link] [comments]

I've been going to a hair stylist who's been giving me a middle part flow for a while, and they do pretty well, but that's on the longer side of hair. I'm wondering if I should still go to the hairstylist or go to a barber since the hair is shorter. submitted by /u/ilovepopcorners to r/Hair [link] [comments]

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I climbed through the ugly duckling phase of growing my hair out after 6 months. I went to a hair stylist and got the cut per the photos I included here. What I cant figure out is how the hell I can keep my hair back without constantly falling in my face or turning into one of those "moses parted the sea" looks. My hair is straight as hell, and I have a bit of OCD with hair control. But even so, I have used the strongest matte pomade I can find and the slightest shake of my head and a strand of hair dangles directly into my face. What is the secret? Some combination of pomade, blow dry, and hair spray? I even tried the "wear your hat right after the shower for 2 hours trick" and nothing. submitted by /u/tocatchafly to r/malehairadvice [link] [comments]

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I am not The OOP, OOP is u/80sWeddingDressTA AITA for saying I would wear my mom's wedding dress under one condition? Originally posted to r/AmItheAsshole Original Post Nov 11, 2019 So this came up during dinner the other night, and I am wondering if what I had requested makes me come across as an asshole. My mom thinks so (or at least like a bridezilla). When my parents got married back in the 80s, my mom wore a big, poofy white gown that was in style at the time. It's like Princess Diana's dress, but with more lace and frills. After the wedding, she had it packed up with the intention of saving it for any future daughters to use (i.e. Me). It's 2019. We're talking about weddings at the dinner table (boyfriend has been hinting at it for a while now), when my mom says that when the time comes, she would love to see me wear her old dress. I understand why she would want to see me in it, but I'm not keen on the idea. One of the reasons is because it's just not my taste, and the other is because when you look at the dress, you know it came from the 80s. It is what you imagine the quintessential 80s wedding dress would look like, minus the teased hairstyle and frosted lipstick. It would look anachronistic in a setting with more modern fashions and wedding styles, as if the bride accidentally walked into a time slip and came out of it into 2019. Here's how things went: Me: Sure, I'll wear it. Mom: Great! Me: But on one condition... that the bridal party and the groomsmen wear clothes based on 80s wedding fashion, with an 80s themed wedding reception to follow. I'm a history teacher who loves doing research into different time periods and eras, so researching wedding trends, music, tech, and fashion from the 1980s and then recreating it would be fun. And I'm not so worried about my boyfriend and friends being opposed to the idea because they know how much I love history and historical reenactment (not to mention some of them partake it in themselves... one used to work at Williamsburg and boyfriend is a Civil War reenactor). My mom wasn't big on the idea. She thinks that the idea of an 80's themed wedding is stupid and that I sound like a bridezilla for suggesting that the wedding party go through with the idea. TL:DR: AITA for saying I'd wear my mom's wedding dress from the 80s under the condition that everyone else wears 80s fashion with an 80's themed reception to follow? Edit (11/11): Jesus Christ this blew up! RELEVANT COMMENTS [deleted] NTA. I think that’s amazing. Especially if you have a 16 candles-ish first dance. 😂 OOP I was thinking 'Dirty Dancing'... I love that movie! ~ twopinkgiraffes NTA It’s your day! You do you! Another option is to take it to a talented seamstress to de-puff the sleeves, take the bow off the ass (I’m guessing) and see what else can be done to bring the dress into this century. If that’s possible. OOP There is a bow on dat ass! XD And it's a big one too! ~ whathappenedwas NTA that's very kind of you to find a way to compromise. Your mom is TA for making this about her dream of seeing the dress worn by a daughter, but the thing is, you're offering that to her! I don't see why this period-costume context is problematic either. I would hate to wear my mom's dress for that reason. Not my style. I would not be as generous as you are being. ~ [deleted] NTA. It's entirely your day. Can't tell if you actually want to wear the dress or if you're just doing it for your ma, but you don't even have to do that, and if you do want to wear it, it's on your terms. You could throw a nordic themed wedding and her opinion wouldn't matter. It's your day girl, don't let no body tell you how to do it. OOP I was hoping to do my own dress shopping, but I knew growing up that my mom would like me to wear her dress. I didn't realize she was serious. Plus, I was kind of joking about the 80s themed wedding, but the more I'm reading the replies, the more I want to have it. VERDICT: NOT THE ASSHOLE Update Dec 4, 2019 (1 month later) Hey guys, it's that 80's Bride with an update for you. Before we begin, let me just say that is crazy how my first post blew up. I never expected this response. Thank you guys so much for weighing in with your opinions. A lot has happened since I made that post nearly a month ago. To begin with: • No, BF still hasn't proposed. But that's okay. I know it's going to happen. • Some of my friends figured out it was me behind that post. When I mentioned the kerfuffle with my mom, one of them said, "you wouldn't happen to be the one with that one AITA post, would you...?" • While we aren't engaged yet, BF and I did talk about what we want our wedding to look like. While we have a couple of ideas in mind, he was onboard with the 80s wedding idea and joked that if I was to wear my mom's dress, then he wanted to find a replica of his dad's tuxedo and grow his hair out into a mullet and 'stache. Guys, he is a keeper if ever there was one. But seriously, 80s wedding is now in our top five list of wedding ideas. And when we brought up the idea with the people we want in our wedding party, they were all enthusiastic for the idea. So it looks like out That 80's Wedding might be a reality now. :) • That leads me to my Mom. I sat her down and we got to her dress. And some of you were right... she thought that I would just be using her dress as a prop in a tacky theme wedding, instead of treating it as her treasured possession that it is. We did get to talking about we could pull it off. I brought over some bridal magazines and pointed out how the dress would look next to the more modern bridesmaids. I actually did start doing my own research and made a pinterest board to show her how I envisioned this new 80's wedding would look like, and not going to lie, she was pretty impressed with the amount of research I did into a time period she lived through. The "bridezilla comment" came from the fact she thought I was going to dictate what everyone was going to wear... turns out she was referring to a few more infamous cases including the bride who wanted orange suede, Louboutins, and soda hats at her beach wedding. Again, I had to tell her I already ran that idea with the prospective bridesmaids already and they all loved the idea. • The most important update. I actually tried on the dress while over at my parents for Thanksgiving. It actually fits... it's a bit tight in the belly but nothing that cutting out booze and burgers for a couple of weeks can't fix. I looked a little overdone in it, but I loved it. There is no way I am going to want to turn it into a new dress now. I want to preserve it, but this is coming from the diehard history buff. While I may go dress shopping as well, this dress is a solid contender to be my future wedding dress. TL;DR: Still no proposal, but when we do get there we may actually be having an 80's wedding! Edit: Stupid me forgot to take pics! GODDANGIT! Edit #2: I am really sorry guys. This was the closest I could find to something that looked like my mom's dress. For starters, her puff sleeves and skirt were more poofy and the latter would definitely be because it looks like she had on a petticoat underneath that day. But here is the closest I could find to the overall dress. The hem of her skit had some kind of frilly detail as well. And here is approximately what the back most resembles. The butt bow is a bit smaller than the OG, but the skirt and train has a similar trim. Again, I'm really sorry guys. Kids, take note, always have photographic evidence because you never know when you're going to need it. THIS IS A REPOST SUB - I AM NOT THE OOP DO NOT CONTACT THE OOP's OR COMMENT ON LINKED POSTS, REMEMBER - RULE 7 submitted by /u/Direct-Caterpillar77 to r/BestofRedditorUpdates [link] [comments]

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Everyone nowadays makes fun of the mullet but it was a very popular hairstyle in the 80s. I suspect that in decades time we’ll make fun of the Brocoli cut(hell even now I think we are lol) submitted by /u/DarklzBlo to r/GenZ [link] [comments]

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