Honestly, I think people would turn against them both. I'm sure they'd inspire a few but the majority of their admirers would wonder, "WHY are they wearing their hair like THAT?"

XxAxX said:

i've already picked out matching Lion of Judah rasta tams and matching tye dyes. i'm pretty confident you already own a pair of birkenstocks, if not you can always go barefooted.





wait!!!! i found these socks, so you'll have to wear shoes.

CalhounSq said:

Or make up their own ridiculous reasons and use it as further proof that the Obamas are plotting a Socialist revolution.

CalhounSq said:

BlackAdder7 said:

good to know you've got that all sorted out then

sinisterpentatonic said:

That's exactly what I was talking about.

sinisterpentatonic said:

i don't have any birkenstocks, MY bad i see but i love tie dyes

Uh...I thought Oprah was/is natural and she just flat ironed her hair. She said that on one of her makeover shows a few years back and recently showed a pic on her website with her really big fro cuz people were accusing her of wearing extensions.

SCNDLS said:

DesireeNevermind said:

Yes, Oprah is now pressing her hair (then flat-ironing, or whatever styling method), but she's still altering the natural state of her hair w/ the press (which is healthier for the hair but harder to maintain for most people). I think what's being asked is wearing a style that's something closer to the texture that grows out of one's head...

CalhounSq said:

well heck...I don't think anybody over the age of 12 does that; 14 if ur a boy.

DesireeNevermind said:

Does what?

DesireeNevermind said:

What do boys over the age of 14 do to their hair?

^^Almost everyone at some point will wear their hair in a state other than how it grows out of their head. Girls seem to be more into their hair than boys so I wager that they will start doing things to their hair at an earlier age...say 12 or whenever they hit puberty and begin to obsess over how they look. Altering the state of one's hair could include the following:


coloring the hair (either permanent or temporary)
dreading the hair
perming (to make curly)
perming (to make straight)
Applying heat
Applying products that make the hair sticky, moldy, lay flat, stand up, scrunch and so forth
Adding in purchased hair (human or synthetic). Glue particularly can damage the follicle

DesireeNevermind said:

I think that's a girl thing. I know plenty of guys (myself included) that have never done any of those.

sextonseven said:

And, now it's -->

sinisterpentatonic said:

Are you Rastafarian?

Fugetabout Obama and Michelle. I wanna see Prince go au naturel.

Let the fro go, Princey. Reclaim your black power cus right now you vibrating on low on the light.

Raise up!

Where is a black panther emoticon when you need one?

sextonseven said:

You mean you have the bed head?

sinisterpentatonic said:

it would be tooooo cool!

salaciousV said:

Princey had a fro back in the day and it was the bestus bush eva!! Except his other one but wutevs. fire down below!!!!!1

DesireeNevermind said:

No. I shower every morning.

PanthaGirl said:

Ding ding ding ding!!!

Nail head, you are hitting it.

GetAwayFromMe said:

personally I find these type of threads time wasters and generally all around draining. I see the intent but its just too stupid to respond. I had to say that
I find it interesting that you agree with Pantha's statement and yet you don't see your own hypocrisy. Hilarious.

POOK said:

Is that something that you really need to know? is it imperative to your life in any kind of way? Is this a essay for class or something? I mean I'm just trying to figure this out. Help me to help you

heybaby said:

Oh Tiff. Stop asking questions. Popular orgers never bait.

Vendetta1 said:

ok.

HEYBABY CONFUSED

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