are bangs on a guy effay
Are bangs on a guy effay
Gabriel Anderson
Levi Mitchell
Yes
Jace Scott
No
Caleb Bell
a noose
Cooper Gonzalez
2meta2fast
Nathaniel Anderson
long hair like that on a gay is a signal to everybody that you would take it up the ass if pressured to do it
Isaiah Hernandez
yes, but you dont look like him
Lucas Gonzalez
Yes if you don’t have a prominent brow ridge you’re not a man. I’ve learned that from my years of spotting traps
Carter Long
Depends on your face
Jack Lewis
best poster
Jaxon Davis
kinda not really
Dylan Bennett
as long as it doesn't look like you're trying to hide your bad hairline. aka not op
Christian King
yes but not if it's like OP
Blake Torres
WHY THE FUCKING FUCK DO AMERICANS CALL HAIR "BANGS"?
It makes no fucking sense.
Bang is a sound.
Hair doesn't make FUCK ALL SOUND.
It shouldn't piss me off this much, but it really fucking irritates me that Americans call shit by weird names just to be different from the rest of the world.
>Bangs.
Get the fuck out of here.
IT'S HAIR, FUCKING HAIR.
Kevin Martinez
bangs means "fringe" you fucking mongoloid
Parker Young
Actually it was coined by a man who held the Guinness world record for most sensitive hearing; apparently one day he snapped at someone who kept sweeping their bangs back and said something like "would you stop banging your hair around" and it caught on.
Ryan Morales
Is self awareness effay? If it's not I'll never look inward again.
Landon Morgan
Elijah Flores
>thinking regional nuances in language are "to be different"
>Per the Oxford English Dictionary, "bangs" as a term for the fringe of hair lying over the forehead originated in the stables. Horses' tails were sometimes allowed to grow to a certain length, and then were cut off in an even, horizontal trim called a "bangtail." Racehorses were sometimes called bangtails. And Green's Dictionary of Slang suggests "bangtail" actually originated in Scotland, not the US. "Bangtail" was first applied to human hairstyles as early as 1844, but the OED cites the first use of "bang" as 1878. "Bang" meaning "abrupt or sudden" has been used in English since the late 18th century
But why do Brits call sausage bangers? They don't bang. They hardly make any sound!
Hunter Harris
How to get hair like this tho
Dylan Long
That dude would be effay with almost any hairstyle
Josiah Walker
Thats gays in general though
John Gonzalez
>autism
Sperg somewhere else kiddo
Aaron Brown
Looks great but I used to have hair like that and all I can think of when I see this image is barely seeing anything and hair getting in my eye all day long to the point where my eyes actually hurt by the end of the day.
Jayden Johnson
No expert but I think texturing clay.