Just in time for the new Camaro
A brief history of the mullet, the only hairstyle versatile enough to accommodate both MacGyver and Sarah Palin.
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15 April 2009 · 1:33 pm
I had what I thought was a pretty clear idea what a mullet looked like, until I clicked the links to all those alleged celebrity mullets. I’d call it “mullet definition creep,” but any phrase containing both the words “mullet” and “creep” would be, well…
Come to think of it, I once saw a TV show on which some dimwit claimed Christ wore a mullet. By that standard, so did Cousin Itt. Jeez.