| corey's hall of bad hair |
Short people -- unless they've done something very, very wrong in a previous life -- tend to have good hair. I call this the Height/Hair Compensatory Ratio. But just because someone has good hair does not mean he knows how to do good things with it...
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![]() No. 1 with a mullet. |
![]() Ah, the drunken college bad-hair years. Shh, not many people know about the nosejob. |
![]() Guess who Mullethead met once? Yes, it's true. That really is Eric Becker from Hewlett, Long Island on the right. The guy on the left had a mullet in the '70s. But he knew enough to restyle by the '80s. Not me. |
![]() Hey, wow, I don't look short next to Davy Jones of the Monkees! But I don't look good, either. This was a (thankfully) short-lived period. |
![]() Every day was a bad-hair day in 1988. |
![]() Proof that not everyone who plays guitar in a band gets laid. (I still have that jacket.) |
![]() What better way to correct for short-in-front/long-in-back than by committing the exact opposite hair mistake? In defense of the John Cougar thing, though, I did dig it... |
![]() ... until it started doing this all the time. Plus, it was more of a Flock of Seagulls thing anyway. |
![]() When I caved in and decided to start growing all my hair long, I suddenly became a babe magnet. Here I am with Cindy one night after having sex (with myself. Oh, and one of us is bending down so we look the same height.) |
![]() My locks grew so long, I was forced to join the hair-metal band Poison. (P.S. Those were my clothes, not my mom's. I was proud at the time.) |
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So, do I look cute pretending to be a florist.? "Son, are you gay? You can tell me."
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