Florida: winning the SEC wars, losing the fashion wars

While we’re on the subject of hair styles, this comes via Slate:

The Iranian Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance banned “un-Islamic” Western hairstyles for men earlier this week—in particular, the ponytail, a spiky gelled hairdo known locally as the “rooster,” and the infamous mullet. When did Westerners start wearing mullets?

First of all, as a card-carrying member of Western civilization, I’d like to go on record as saying that I’m personally offended at being lumped into any categorization that includes mullet-wearers.

But more importantly, how do you lay out a history of the mullet without a single mention of Gator Nation?

That’s just wrong.

In another blow to Gator self-esteem, George Clooney lays down the smack on a second fashionista front:

… Examining other photos, Clooney explained why he was not the man in one particular picture.

“Here, for instance. I don’t smoke and I don’t wear that watch,” Clooney said. Then after a pause he added, “I also don’t wear long jean shorts.”

Feel the contempt!  It’s the “after a pause” that sells it.  It’s just too bad he didn’t use the technical term.

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9 responses to “Florida: winning the SEC wars, losing the fashion wars

  1. Hogbody Spradlin

    Ahhhh, a nice easy third party source clean shot. What better way to start your weekend.

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  2. NebraskaDawg

    Well, Clooney was born and raised in Kentucky.

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  3. Ain'tEvenNeh

    “Well, Clooney was born and raised in Kentucky.”

    Which is why I could totaly see him pulling off the Kentucky Waterfall, but never the jorts. Agree?

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  4. UFTimmy

    Here’s to hoping the only thing you have to talk smack about for the next 20 years is fashion.

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