The bluesparents parents had a pretty warped sense of humor.

[bluesbassman]

[Amerigo Vespucci]

1. I see two things in that photo that smack of warped humor...

1). The square wheel.

2). The fact that the bluesparents were apparently advocates of the "upside down bowl on the head" method of administering at-home haircuts.



:rofl:

[bluesbassman]

3. Actually, I had a total buzz cut until I was ten. The last one

was in the summer of '68. My mom said I was old enough to let it grow out a little and also she let me go by myself for the first time. So I walked into Floyd's Barber shop (I think every barbershop in the sixties was called Floyds :) ) and when I jumped in the seat and told Floyd that I didn't have to get a buzz this time he just kinda looked at me, grinned, and said "sure kid" and buzzed away. My mom laughed her ass off when I got in the car.

I didn't get my hair cut again until basic training. :P

[MiddleFingerMom]

2. "The bluesparents parents had a pretty warped sense of humor."

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Even before looking at the picture, I was thinking, "Well, DUH!!!! They
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MiddleFingerMomDad taught us the proper kid word for shit was "gum-dum".
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Yeah, I know.
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Years later, I realized he would tell his buddies, "Check this out" and then ask
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Sometimes, it's how dads survive the drudgery of parenthood.
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[bluesbassman]

4. See, they messed me up so bad I stutter when I type.

:)