Did you see him before the hairdo? This is definitely better.Good interview. Semi-OT: Can anyone with slicked back hair be trusted? If you have slicked back hair, can you tell us when that started and what made you think it would be a good look? Seriously. Except DS; mobsters need it.
I don't recall. He seems like a decent guy. In general, his schtick is not my cup of tea but I don't dislike him in any way. Point being I haven't paid much attention to his previous hair style as I've not watched him enough to notice.Did you see him before the hairdo? This is definitely better.
I remember seeing him when he was getting started in Starkville and have followed his career with interest.I don't recall. He seems like a decent guy. In general, his schtick is not my cup of tea but I don't dislike him in any way. Point being I haven't paid much attention to his previous hair style as I've not watched him enough to notice.
Really, I'm just imagining a scenario at any point in my life, that is not me being Dracula at Halloween, where I look in the mirror and think, today is the day I start slicking my hair back. I don't care if others do. I'm genuinely curious about the decision point. For example, I DID look in the mirror late teens and decide the hair band zipper look was not where I wanted to be so I killed the zipper part/mullet and began parting it on the side. In subsequent years I realized that I'd been fighting an unwinnable battle by not being smart enough to know where my natural part was so, after my barber parted it the "wrong" way once, I kept it that way realizing it just kind of wanted to be that way and my barber had noticed something I had missed. I want that kind of a description from the hair slicked back crowd. There's a reason I'm sure.I remember seeing him when he was getting started in Starkville and have followed his career with interest.
I owned a mullet back in the day but now I keep it short enough that I haven't owned a comb in decades.Really, I'm just imagining a scenario at any point in my life, that is not me being Dracula at Halloween, where I look in the mirror and think, today is the day I start slicking my hair back. I don't care if others do. I'm genuinely curious about the decision point. For example, I DID look in the mirror late teens and decide the hair band zipper look was not where I wanted to be so I killed the zipper part/mullet and began parting it on the side. In subsequent years I realized that I'd been fighting an unwinnable battle by not being smart enough to know where my natural part was so, after my barber parted it the "wrong" way once, I kept it that way realizing it just kind of wanted to be that way and my barber had noticed something I had missed. I want that kind of a description from the hair slicked back crowd. There's a reason I'm sure.
Or a man bun. Sometimes you just know immediately.Good interview. Semi-OT: Can anyone with slicked back hair be trusted? If you have slicked back hair, can you tell us when that started and what made you think it would be a good look? Seriously. Except DS; mobsters need it.
Mullets are great! I have a young engineer working for me that rocks a mullet. The minute I saw him I said "I'll take him. He's working for me".I owned a mullet back in the day but now I keep it short enough that I haven't owned a comb in decades.
Outside chance they are a Samuri, so they could be a bad@$$, not dissimilar to slicked back mobster.Or a man bun. Sometimes you just know immediately.
Me too. He was funny when covering State only and he's a fan. As a survivor of years of the Clarion Ledger (back when newspapers were the main source of news) continually shitting on MSU and fellating Ole Miss at every turn, it is nice to have a friend of the program on a national stage. I am genuinely happy for his success and don't get the State "fans" that don't like him.I remember seeing him when he was getting started in Starkville and have followed his career with interest.
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