MY LATEST HAIRCUT.

[brylcreem boy]

Needs a bow-tie and a newsboy cap! :eusa_clap

Definitely... would complete the style nicely and when you pull off the hat let some of it flop down and get that scoundrel effect!!

 

[Dr Doran]

Wow, what nice compliments. Thanks a lot, folks -- and let me state that there is NO ONE whose opinion I value more on any aesthetic issue whatsover than the fine folks on the Fedora Lounge.

Movie extra work? Maybe I'll ask Wingnut/A.J. as he seems to know what's up in that field (and many, many other fields as well!).

 

[Fletch]

That's what we useta call a Doughboy.

Capt. Harry S Truman, Battery D, 129th Field Artillery, 60th Bde, 35th Infantry Div. A.E.F.

 

[Dr Doran]

That's what we useta call a Doughboy.

Capt. Harry S Truman, Battery D, 129th Field Artillery, 60th Bde, 35th Infantry Div. A.E.F.

Nice shot -- but mine is less military and more mad scientist, I think, which suits me.

 

[dhermann1]

I think the Normans were the first to use haircuts like this, tho more like the early Beatles pudding bowl style. The main reason they did it, according to what I've heard, was to control lice in those military environments, like barracks and trenches.

 

[mrbork]

Don't forget the sunscreen...to quote the late great fats Domino, "no hair there"!

Yes, Fats is VERY much alive! His latest CD, "Goin' Home", was released about a year or so ago.

 

[carter]

What happened to my bowl?

Doran, Nice conservative look. Beware, it could grow out to become....

 

[Dr Doran]

God, that would be horrible.

When I grow the sides out a little and slick the top back, it's just an ordinary haircut, basically.

 

[MrBern]

I think the Normans were the first to use haircuts like this, tho more like the early Beatles pudding bowl style. The main reason they did it, according to what I've heard, was to control lice in those military environments, like barracks and trenches.

 

[Dr Doran]

My hair looks nothing like Joan of Arc.

Then again, I am neither female, Christian, nor medieval, so it is no surprise. (I am French, though.)

 

[Miss 1929]

Very Dillinger-esque hair, Doran. Bold, and cool, might I add.
For reference:

Also: Miss 1929, Fats Domino is still alive, at least at the time of this post.

Yikes, fixed it... silly me...I guess I am so used to my favorite musicians being dead I think they all are!