think we got 50% of the country vaccinated now the next 50%, that s tough. a lot of people could be afraid of needles, listening to conspiracy theories, think they are young and will never get sick. this is like that lottery in ohio. it worked! gillian: katie, would you believe people who said they were vaccinated because they put a sticker on the profile? katie: i think, if i were online dating, and happy i m not [laughter] if i were, gillian, i find this sticker to be obnoxious. it s like okay, cool, grow. whatever. for a bunch of people that have never online dated, we covered a lot of ground, so we can move to the next topic. [laughter] gillian: kim jong un is banning its skinny jeans in north korea because he fears he could influence young people and lead to him being overthrown. he is also reportedly outlawing mullets and other kinds of
By Chris Marino
Apr 1, 2021
If you’re a dude in love with the old school Billy Ray Cyrus mullet lifestyle, then furthering your education at Trinity College in Perth, Australia won’t be an option for you.
The “business in the front/party in the back” hairdo has been deemed “not acceptable” by those in charge of making decisions like that at the college.
The “elite private boys school” describes mullets as “untidy,” “non-conventional,” and not welcome on their campus.
Additionally, “rat tails, mohawks, and man buns have also been shunned…so it’s not
complete mullet discrimination.
By Chris Marino
Apr 1, 2021
If you’re a dude in love with the old school Billy Ray Cyrus mullet lifestyle, then furthering your education at Trinity College in Perth, Australia won’t be an option for you.
The “business in the front/party in the back” hairdo has been deemed “not acceptable” by those in charge of making decisions like that at the college.
The “elite private boys school” describes mullets as “untidy,” “non-conventional,” and not welcome on their campus.
Additionally, “rat tails, mohawks, and man buns have also been shunned…so it’s not
complete mullet discrimination.
Saturday, 06 Mar 2021 10:03 AM MYT
Fashion cycles are as inevitable as the turning of the planets, but the mullet style is one cut that many thought buried for good. Getty Images via ETX Studio
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NEW YORK, March 6 “Business in front, party in the back”: a hairstyle considered so obnoxious that for years it verged on being an arrestable offence, the mullet has made the unlikeliest comeback of the century.
From pop stars like Rihanna and Miley Cyrus to a surprisingly high proportion of the England rugby team, the short-front-long-back style has reinvaded the world’s TV screens and high streets.