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Mullets of Disney World
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WDWFREAK53
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Ummm...I just ordered the whole collection :lol:
Lilo...no offense with that pic...I must've mistaken you for ANOTHER Lilo :lol:
Lilo...no offense with that pic...I must've mistaken you for ANOTHER Lilo :lol:
WDWFREAK53
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Snapperhead??? OK...I tried to be Mr. nice freak...but...NOOOO...you gotta go and start calling names!!! THIS MEANS WAR LILO!!! :lol: jk
I can't possibly be mad at someone that actually thinks mullets are funny
One Lil Spark
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LONG LIVE THE MULLET
sillyspook13
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It's always fun at work to just watch all the mullets go by..........
And I do see a lot of mullets!:goodnevil
And I do see a lot of mullets!:goodnevil
WDWFREAK53
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Originally posted by Lilo
You know I would never insult you Freak.:zipit:
We're leaving Sunday:sohappy: I will definitely take some Mullet shots - uh I mean pictures
Lilo...you could hang with me anytime
I think we'd have so much fun mullethunting...But, I must say...the one and only mullethunter for me would have to be OneLilSpark...there isn't a more dedicated mullethunter on the market
Originally posted by WDWFREAK53
But, I must say...the one and only mullethunter for me would have to be OneLilSpark...there isn't a more dedicated mullethunter on the market
Uhhhh, did ya'll forget about me??? Ive been doing his for 10 years now!! come on, cant a brotha get some respect?? :lol:
WDWFREAK53
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alright...let's give the brotha some props
One Lil Spark
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Awww Freak! :kiss:Originally posted by WDWFREAK53
But, I must say...the one and only mullethunter for me would have to be OneLilSpark...there isn't a more dedicated mullethunter on the market
Isn't he the perfect guy? A total hottie *rawr*, a WDW lover, AND 100% MuLlEt HuNtEr!?
WDWFREAK53
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Maria
New Member
Originally posted by WDWFREAK53
But, I must say...the one and only mullethunter for me would have to be OneLilSpark...there isn't a more dedicated mullethunter on the market
No no no.... proper recognition should be given to Iluvepcot! He is da master and initiator of this thread! The true leader of the Mullethunters and official mullethunter of wdwmagic!
:sohappy: :king: :sohappy:
:animwink:
WDWFREAK53
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(Ummm...pssst...Maria...look up...I did give him recognition...and props
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WDWFREAK53
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Business in the front, party in the back.
Hockey-hair, bi-level, Camaro, mud-flap, sho-lo…This eclectic haircut goes by many names, but the essence remains the same: short top, long back. An outcropping of the earlier , the mullet meshed two extremes and furthered the outrageous androgynous trend started by the glam rockers of the early seventies.
The unisex pendulum had swung the other way: men gave up the effeminate frills of glam, and women wanted a harder, more masculine edge. Leather-clad rockers adopted the mullet for its fierceness: Joan Jett’s jet-black mullet propelled her to hard chick status in an era when soft, feathered wings were the norm.
By the end of the seventies and into the early eighties, the mullet became an integral part of teenage fashion along with a Trans-Am, tight jeans, muscle tees, mirrored sunglasses and the single dangling earring (in the appropriate ear of course).
While the mullet has faded from mainstream fashion glory, it is still very much alive and well on the heads of everyone from Tejano musicians to NASCAR drivers.
Hockey-hair, bi-level, Camaro, mud-flap, sho-lo…This eclectic haircut goes by many names, but the essence remains the same: short top, long back. An outcropping of the earlier , the mullet meshed two extremes and furthered the outrageous androgynous trend started by the glam rockers of the early seventies.
The unisex pendulum had swung the other way: men gave up the effeminate frills of glam, and women wanted a harder, more masculine edge. Leather-clad rockers adopted the mullet for its fierceness: Joan Jett’s jet-black mullet propelled her to hard chick status in an era when soft, feathered wings were the norm.
By the end of the seventies and into the early eighties, the mullet became an integral part of teenage fashion along with a Trans-Am, tight jeans, muscle tees, mirrored sunglasses and the single dangling earring (in the appropriate ear of course).
While the mullet has faded from mainstream fashion glory, it is still very much alive and well on the heads of everyone from Tejano musicians to NASCAR drivers.