Dear Tossica...
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Dear Tossica...
I was thinking about letting my kid have a mohawk. Do you think it made you a party animal???
Narrock wrote:Mowhawks on kids looks very trailer-trashy... I'd have to advise against it. Unless of course you don't mind being looked at in a negative way by your neighbors and being laughed at behind your back.
Nice setup Mindia but that one's too easy.
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Jay wrote:Narrock wrote:Mowhawks on kids looks very trailer-trashy... I'd have to advise against it. Unless of course you don't mind being looked at in a negative way by your neighbors and being laughed at behind your back.
Nice setup Mindia but that one's too easy.
I know, I know... but I was being serious. There's a chick that lives in my apartment complex with tons of tats all over her back and legs, she's loud and obnoxious, and her little 7-8 year old boy now has a mowhawk. I fucking HATE people that do shit like that to their kids. Some people don't deserve to have children. Makes me sick.
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Spazz wrote:Lotta kids want that hair style . Ive seen a lot of em with it from all walks of life. Also I dont think either of you boys is in a position to judge whos trashy and whos not.
Retard, there are "rules" that decent people go by in society. Shaving a mohawk into a little boy's head goes against those "decent societal standards." He probably doesn't even know the origin of the mohawk or what it means to wear one. All he knows is that his mom gave it to him and that SHE thinks it's cool, and he doesn't yet understand that his mom is a complete moron. If he was 18 and got the mohawk on his own then that's a completely different story, but he's like 7 or 8... thus making it a bad move entirely.
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Dude, he is Christian, he can judge anybody he wants.
Seriously though, Amanda's oldest is what? 14 now? He should be allowed to make the decisions that he wants, although I would say that a faux hawk would probably be a better choice for a first timer. That way if he doesn't like it, he can buzz off the hawk part and life will be fine.
Seriously though, Amanda's oldest is what? 14 now? He should be allowed to make the decisions that he wants, although I would say that a faux hawk would probably be a better choice for a first timer. That way if he doesn't like it, he can buzz off the hawk part and life will be fine.
10sun wrote:Dude, he is Christian, he can judge anybody he wants.
Seriously though, Amanda's oldest is what? 14 now? He should be allowed to make the decisions that he wants, although I would say that a faux hawk would probably be a better choice for a first timer. That way if he doesn't like it, he can buzz off the hawk part and life will be fine.
That's not being judgmental, tardboy. You think it's ok to give a 7 year old a mowhawk?
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yeah it totally doesn't matter. Just like it doesn't matter when I'm walking down the street in a teeshirt, head shaved and sunglasses on and women overt their gaze and people snatch up their kids. Yeah in a perfect world people wouldn't automatically sterotype you and assume you're a punk asshole.. Yeah glad it's not like that anywhere... 
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runamonk wrote:yeah it totally doesn't matter. Just like it doesn't matter when I'm walking down the street in a teeshirt, head shaved and sunglasses on and women overt their gaze and people snatch up their kids. Yeah in a perfect world people wouldn't automatically sterotype you and assume you're a punk asshole.. Yeah glad it's not like that anywhere...
Coming from a ruffian bad-boy type, that really doesn't mean much.
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True, but It hurts my feeeeeeelinnnnngs! hahaha.
That was my intention when I started garnering my look back when I was 15ish. :P I had to be perceived as a badass so people would leave me alone at school, which worked out perfectly for me. I rarely got into any fights or anything.
Honestly the only people who don't judge me based on my looks are little kids. They always want to tug on my beard and touch my "scratchy" bald head haha. Cracks me up everytime and makes me smile everytime.
That was my intention when I started garnering my look back when I was 15ish. :P I had to be perceived as a badass so people would leave me alone at school, which worked out perfectly for me. I rarely got into any fights or anything.
Honestly the only people who don't judge me based on my looks are little kids. They always want to tug on my beard and touch my "scratchy" bald head haha. Cracks me up everytime and makes me smile everytime.
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Narrock wrote:Mowhawks on kids looks very trailer-trashy... I'd have to advise against it. Unless of course you don't mind being looked at in a negative way by your neighbors and being laughed at behind your back.
How is that not passing judgment on someone?
The very basis of your post is your opinion on how the parent of someone with a mohawk will be judged by her peers. That is by no means a fact. It is simply a judgment that you have made based upon your own opinions.
Narrock wrote:10sun wrote:Dude, he is Christian, he can judge anybody he wants.
Seriously though, Amanda's oldest is what? 14 now? He should be allowed to make the decisions that he wants, although I would say that a faux hawk would probably be a better choice for a first timer. That way if he doesn't like it, he can buzz off the hawk part and life will be fine.
That's not being judgmental, tardboy. You think it's ok to give a 7 year old a mowhawk?
Who said it was a 7 year old in the first place?
To my knowledge, Amanda's oldest child (whom I am assuming is the one wanting a mohawk) is the one wanting to get a mohawk. She is not forcing him to get one. Read closely, she is asking whether or not it is acceptable for her to LET her child get one.
What form of outward social rebellion did you take when you were a teenager? I highly doubt you looked like Wally Beaver in the late 70s early 80s.
My opinion stands however, Amanda, let your son get a fauxhawk first before graduating to a full blown mohawk.
It is simply buzzing the sides down, not shaving, and leaving the middle longer.





