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Lunchtime Quiz: Name that hairdo
by David K. Israel - August 22, 2008 - 10:30 AM

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Anyone can pick out a crew cut from a fro, but what about a quiff from a bouffant? How well do you know your hairdos? Can you pick out the word, or words that best describe those in our latest lunchtime quiz?

Comments (9)
  1. David, you get major points in my book for having Devilock be one of the choices in your quiz.

  2. I could’ve sent you a way more believable mullet picture. Apparently it hasn’t gone out of style in rural OK for about 30 years.

  3. I have to disagree with the “shag” photo of Jennifer Aniston. I had a shag in the 70’s, as did many people I knew. It was a much shorter cut with a longer fringe in the back. Maybe I’m mistaken, but I would never call the cut in the photo a shag.

  4. I disagree with the Audrey Hepburn picture. Even in that image, you can tell she has a ponytail. Halle Berry’s short hair was a pixie cut.

  5. mmmmmm…Audrey Hepburn. She could sport a mullet and still look like a vision from heaven.

  6. Ditto on the pixie cut; I’ve been sporting one for years, and it’s pretty obvious that Hepburn, although she’s associated with the cut, DEFINITELY DOES NOT have one in that photo: her hair’s at least 3 inches long on the sides, and obviously pulled into a much longer ponytail.

    Why not go with Jean Seberg?

  7. I LOVE the marcel..didn’t get that one right but I really wish people still did theri hair that way. So classy.

  8. The Jennifer Aniston “do” is not a shag. Its a Rachel. A shag is the David Cassidy thing from the Partridge Family, or the Jane Fonda thing from Klute.
    Also a pixie is what Mia Farrow used to sport.

  9. I disagree with the Marcel one, I believe it to be fingerwaves. :P
    Captcha: East Uppercut

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