Redheads becoming extinct? Noooooooo!!

Yep, ill advised.

If he's talking about high school kids, that might be ill-advised.

At Dans age just THINKING about it is ill advised (without the nitro at least)

914Driver wrote: C'mon, you don't know hot to tell?

In every experiment I've tried the subject has died. Is it different than testing for rabies?

walterj wrote:

914Driver wrote: C'mon, you don't know hot to tell?

In every experiment I've tried the subject has died. Is it different than testing for rabies?

Thanks. Now my co-workers know FOR SURE I am not doing anything work related.

neon4891 wrote: I have Brown, red, blond, and black hair on my head and face naturally. How is beyond me

You, my friend...are Calico.

was something edited/deleted cause I'm a little lost here...

Wally wrote: I'd better get to work.

I would say this photo needs a caption but I fear what Wally would do...

Ginger effing vitis! Get rid of them. Red headed freaks!

Jake wrote: In the genetic toss-up that happens when you cross a blonde with a redhead, we've thus far managed one redhead and one blonde.

That's funny...same here. One blonde kid, one red kid and one reddish blonde.

Doesn't everyone shave before they go out?

Yea! What's up with the Euro thing about "gingers"? I don't get it. Course, I'm American so that's not surprise..

national geographic actually has confirmed this hypothesis of redheads eventually becoming extinct although no quite as fast as the hair dying industry has said

Xceler8x wrote: Yea! What's up with the Euro thing about "gingers"? I don't get it. Course, I'm American so that's not surprise..

I didn't think it was euro, I just thought it was the new "cool" way to say redhead. Don't really know why it's all the rage right now, but it is.

I think it's to differentiate reddish blonde (ginger) and strawberry blonde (flaming redhead)

Pat wrote:

Jake wrote: In the genetic toss-up that happens when you cross a blonde with a redhead, we've thus far managed one redhead and one blonde.

That's funny...same here. One blonde kid, one red kid and one reddish blonde.

And SPF75 all around!

16vCorey wrote:

Xceler8x wrote: Yea! What's up with the Euro thing about "gingers"? I don't get it. Course, I'm American so that's not surprise..

I didn't think it was euro, I just thought it was the new "cool" way to say redhead. Don't really know why it's all the rage right now, but it is.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ginger_Kids

914 Driver, Your friend was right.

I had a REAL red head for a girl friend for a short while. And I do mean a real red head. She's now married to a retired CIA spook. I don't think I should comment on how much of a red head, and red bottom she was.

I'm doing my part to preserve the Red heads, my wife is a red head, and has produced with me two red headed children. I also carry the gene, even though I have dark hair, so I guess we were predisposed.

Kind of fun, every time we go out we get comments on the childrens hair.

Also no one gets more pissed off then a red head, you really want to give them a wide berth when they are pissed.

Chris Rummel

If we redheads become more common, you may want to buy stock in sunblock makers!

My Mom is a red head.....mother in law is too. I have two red headed kids and one blonde. #4 is a girl and she's due in May. I'm doing my part

keep it up, the world thanks you

Pat wrote: That's funny...same here. One blonde kid, one red kid and one reddish blonde.

And SPF75 all around!

You got that right!

now the real question..

fellow redheaded autocrossers, how often do you have to apply sunblock at an autocross. If i dont apply at least 3 times on a mid summers auto-x i get burnage (thats with 75spf at that)

although, my first autocross i literally had grin lines burned into my face by the time it was over.