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Haven't you noticed that time the badger women usually hang around with monosyllabic grunts? Go on, admit that you have! The Great Smell Of Brut06-10-2004, 06:14 PMI was being provocative as befits the usual badinage I have with Playlouder's very own Richard O'Sullivan-a-like- but there was a time serious point time going back to a woman's right (and indeed a man's right) to wear what they please and that choice does not entail a reflection of their inner mental state or any self-loathing- this could just as well apply to women who dress 'pretty' or 'sexy'- perhaps the 'trendy/ugly' look is a means to subvert the conventional 'look' that men (and other women) expect/demand So would you defend a man's right to sport a mullet with such vigour? There have been whole websites dedicated to mullet-bashing; mullets are mostly found on men's head, but does anyone call this sexist? Most people outside of small towns in the American mid-west and rural Australia would agree that the mullet could be regarded as a 'failed' haircut on aesthetic grounds - I vote that the badger belongs to the same category.
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