You know what really grinds my gears?

[CMH]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

I'm convinced every single chick digs that ****.

Yes. And yes again.

Recent study done by Facebook (I know but hey it has millions of people so it has to mean something, even if very little) shows that while men prefer blondes and brunettes to every other hair color (red being third) women prefer (in this order): silver, gray, and...bald (like completely bald, not balding). Brown was fourth.


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[Blzer]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

If I started going grey I wouldn't even try to dye that.

Get that distinguished George Clooney look going on.

Depends on if you're 25 or not. If I'm 40, I'm more than okay with gray.

Plus it could also depend on skin color. I think white males look better with gray hair than black males. I'm a mix, so while I think a completely shaved head looks just fine on me, I'm not as in touch with the gray look at too young of an age.

[gopher_guy]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

Same with me. My hair is thinning like crazy. I've worn caps all my life. And I just turned 34.

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Son of a...

I have a full head of hair, but I wear a cap every day. Hopefully I don't pay for it later, haha.

[Blzer]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

Wait, are you insinuating that wearing caps thins hair?

****, that explains a lot.

[LowerWolf]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

I'm convinced every single chick digs that ****.

I'm proof that's not true.

[ImTellinTim]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

I doubt there's any evidence linking wearing hats to thinning hair.

[Cutter15]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

I had a full head of really thick hair up until I was about 24. I gradually started noticing a spot on my scalp and some thinning up front. My father has a receding hairline also so I was more than likely destined for some form of baldness anyway.

[SuperBowlNachos]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

I think I've ranted about this before...

People who go to a restaurant the first night it's open and vow to never go back because one little thing was wrong. It's like they find a reason to hate quality food and only eat fast food.

[Redacted01]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

Wearing a hat can definitely affect your hair, but I doubt it is as serious and pronounced as the few examples in this thread. I've worn a hat for damn near everyday the past 12 years and I'm doin' alright. Having long hair was always my problem. Gets heavy and more likely to fall out.

[Burns11]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

For the past 20 years or so, if I wasn't at home I had a hat on, and my hairline is the same as it was when I was a kid.

[gopher_guy]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

Wait, are you insinuating that wearing caps thins hair?

****, that explains a lot.

I've heard that before. I'd imagine it's more of an old wives tale than anything else.

I wear a hat pretty much every day, although I'm 22 and am about to get into Corporate America, so that will change rather quickly.

[TheMatrix31]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

I wear hats very, very often and I have a full, thick head of hair. Of course, that might change in years to come and seeing my oldest bro and my Mom's side....it probably will. I don't care. If I wanna wear a hat, I'm gonna wear a hat.

[Mo]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

Thinning hair is a bitch.


That's all I got to say about that.

[Ice_Cold345]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

I hate that people smoke anyway (if you are, chew so other people won't get cancer that don't smoke) but seeing anybody smoke in a car with a child with the window open pisses me the hell off. I'd want to see CPS come and take the child away from them. I know it's radical, but it pisses me off that a kid could get health problems because the parent(s) are too worried about getting a smoke.


I also get annoyed when I hold the door open for someone (or anyone else for that matter) and a person doesn't say thank you or don't hold the door open for someone else. It should be programmed into you to say thank you for someone holding up the door for you or to hold the door open for someone else (especially people with crutches/handicapped or the elderly.)

Other than that, nothing really frustrates me that much.

[dickey1331]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

Are you not 99? I thought all numbers in people's usernames were their age.

I guess I'm pretty old then.