Kids these days

Anyone else’s kid want or have that zoomer birds nest haircut? My son and tons of others @ his school want or have it, and everything is “bussin no cap” and it sounds dumber’n hell.

It’s the modern day equivalent of a mullet…but even as a kid I thought the mullet was dumb. LOL

 

Nope.

Every Sunday the boys in this house (me and my son) get the #00.

It’s easy, free and handsome.

 

Pick two.

 

Oh, my son wants it. He’s not getting it. LOL

 

I’m scared to googly it

 

I guess it's about time a haircut from the middle ages comes back into style

 

Here's what the Goog says;

 

My head is too pointy for that. I do #2 on the sides and #3 on top.

 

His opinion matters not. Snapshot of today. Hoping it circles back to "normal" by the time he gets there.

 

He’s on the right track with cheezits

 

Agreed.

 

Have you tried the extra toasty ones!!!!!??? My user name holds no bias i promise

 

I have and they're great. Its like they went through a hundred boxes and picked out all the "almost burnt" cheezits and boxed the up.

 

They had probably been sending them out as dollar store rejects before they realized the gold mine they were sitting on.

 

I wouldn’t pay more for them, personally, but yeah they’re awesome.

 

One of the grandsons has the birds nest on top of his head. It looks kinda dorky but oh well… hair is an easy thing to change and it’s so hard to survive school these days. But I must say I draw the line at tattoos because I think grade schoolers are too young for tattoos.

 

I’m from the tail end of the millennials and still had to put that whole thing into urban dictionary to figure out what the hell all of that means.

 

5 push ups for every dumb word or abbreviation I have to look up works pretty well for my 2 teenage daughters. As does for lack of yes/no ma'am/sir, when speaking to adults. They would have no problem mopping the floor with these "birds nests"

 

Dogs love Cheezits...

I had a Smooth Fox Terrier that used to go nuts over them....and even if I spelled C-H-E-E Z-I-T out phonetically, he still knew. He was a smart fellow...I miss him terribly.