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Pomp(eo)ASS always reminds me of an overinflated balloon. (Original Post) live love laugh Aug 2020 OP
Never reminds me of someone first in his class at West Point. Sneederbunk Aug 2020 #1
Does he have a really bad haircut - or a really bad toupee? nt csziggy Aug 2020 #2
I can't get beyond his inflated appearance--never paid attention to the hair. nt live love laugh Aug 2020 #3
The overinflated part is a given - but the "hair" distracted me. csziggy Aug 2020 #4
He reminds me of a weeble wobble..going to try copy/paste pic RestoreAmerica2020 Aug 2020 #5
Actually, he's a human/pig hybrid, just like Pathwalker Aug 2020 #6

Sneederbunk

(14,290 posts)
1. Never reminds me of someone first in his class at West Point.
Tue Aug 25, 2020, 11:18 PM
Aug 2020

Rather a second string football player warming the bench at some junior college.

csziggy

(34,136 posts)
4. The overinflated part is a given - but the "hair" distracted me.
Tue Aug 25, 2020, 11:30 PM
Aug 2020


It's as if he were an over inflated version of Richard Spencer, haircut and all.

Does this haircut make me look like a Nazi?
By Monica Hesse and Dan Zak
November 30, 2016 at 6:00 a.m. EST

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Richard Spencer, the carefully crafted face of the self-described “alt-right,” organized a conference of white-nationalism believers. (Linda Davidson/The Washington Post)


For the past half-decade, the haircut, when worn by hipsters, has been known jokingly as the “Hitler Youth,” at least according to a 2011 New York Times fashion article, because of its resemblance to the style popular during Germany’s Third Reich. That off-color nickname, one assumes, started in a different political climate, when it seemed we could be a bit cavalier and ironic with such terminology. Back before we started seeing the haircut on literal white nationalists.

More: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/arts-and-entertainment/wp/2016/11/30/does-this-haircut-make-me-look-like-a-nazi/
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