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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
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rock the mullet
Rock the mullet.
What does it mean? Is it an idiom? I think it's related to music.
What does it mean? Is it an idiom? I think it's related to music.
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html ]HAIRSTYLE[/url], and 'to rock the mullet' is to dance. But I could easily be wrong. I may be too old to be right on this one.
- html ]HAIRSTYLE[/url], and 'to rock the mullet' is to dance.
- But I could easily be wrong.
- I may be too old to be right on this one.
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After a bit of a confusing websearch, I think 'the mullet' is a [url=http://w_h_a_w_k.tripod.com/me/id29.html]HAIRSTYLE[/url], and 'to rock the mullet' is to dance.
But I could easily be wrong. I may be too old to be right on this one.
But I could easily be wrong. I may be too old to be right on this one.
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Hi,
Yes, a mullet is indeed a hair-style for men. Short on top and in front, long at the back.
Supposedly, "Business at the front, partying at the back"!
The tendency is to think a little negatively about anyone who has one.
Clive
Yes, a mullet is indeed a hair-style for men. Short on top and in front, long at the back.
Supposedly, "Business at the front, partying at the back"!
The tendency is to think a little negatively about anyone who has one.
Clive
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