Don’t be Sensitive Sally. You DO look like you’re stuck in the 1970s and apparently you are comfortable with your style, so that’s who you are. So what? I wear my hair long with hairline parted in middle which is a 1970s style and I am perfectly ok with it and don’t care that it is not quite the style nowadays except for young girls.
My mom had splotchy skin from some kind of reaction and she managed to cover it up and asked me how she looked. I said, in the nicest tone possible “Wow you can’t even see it! You could be a mortician!” The look on her face haunts me to this day. I was trying to compliment her and my brain thought that was the best thing to say.
The reruns (this one being from January 17, 1996) having little changes like 90’s instead of the original ’60’s does make the 2nd panel a little weird.
Most older people stick with styles they wore when they were young, both hair and clothing. In the 70’s most girls wore their hair with a middle part and just hanging down but in the 80’s layered styles had come in and looked great. I’ve preferred that style most of my life since then but now my hair is thinning a bit so it doesn’t look as good as it used to in that style so I’ve grown it out and cut it one length. Seems to be working.
Unfortunately, kids have the gift of being tactless and tell “grown ups” only what they see about them. It’s because they (the kids) have no experience about how their victims feels (yet).
I got my hair cut when I was 20. I wore it short for about 2 years. Decided that I hated it short & let it grow out. I’ve kept my hair long & unstyled ever since. I’m 60 now. Style be D*mned; I am who I am. (The only change to my hair is letting the greys come in.)
9thCapricorn about 7 hours ago
Don’t be Sensitive Sally. You DO look like you’re stuck in the 1970s and apparently you are comfortable with your style, so that’s who you are. So what? I wear my hair long with hairline parted in middle which is a 1970s style and I am perfectly ok with it and don’t care that it is not quite the style nowadays except for young girls.
RickTengle about 7 hours ago
90s is 60s upside down, as the aging hippies said in the 90s
rob.home about 7 hours ago
Most men don’t worry about such things, apart from their increasing girth.
cartoonhottie2009 about 7 hours ago
My mom had splotchy skin from some kind of reaction and she managed to cover it up and asked me how she looked. I said, in the nicest tone possible “Wow you can’t even see it! You could be a mortician!” The look on her face haunts me to this day. I was trying to compliment her and my brain thought that was the best thing to say.
mccollunsky about 7 hours ago
The reruns (this one being from January 17, 1996) having little changes like 90’s instead of the original ’60’s does make the 2nd panel a little weird.
snsurone76 about 7 hours ago
But by the ’90’s, the hippie fad was long over. I wonder if there was a dialogue change here.
Macushlalondra about 7 hours ago
Most older people stick with styles they wore when they were young, both hair and clothing. In the 70’s most girls wore their hair with a middle part and just hanging down but in the 80’s layered styles had come in and looked great. I’ve preferred that style most of my life since then but now my hair is thinning a bit so it doesn’t look as good as it used to in that style so I’ve grown it out and cut it one length. Seems to be working.
kendavis09 about 6 hours ago
Well Ell, that went sideways.
bigger Nate about 5 hours ago
My mom used to have liver spots on her hands now I can look at mine and think of her.
French Persons' Celebration of Peeved Harry Dinkle Premium Member about 4 hours ago
“Hey mom… when Lincoln ran for president, did you vote for him or the other guy?”
JudithStocker Premium Member about 2 hours ago
Unfortunately, kids have the gift of being tactless and tell “grown ups” only what they see about them. It’s because they (the kids) have no experience about how their victims feels (yet).
tremaine53 about 2 hours ago
“Not because you wanted to buy me a boatload of stuff?!?”
Wren Fahel about 1 hour ago
I got my hair cut when I was 20. I wore it short for about 2 years. Decided that I hated it short & let it grow out. I’ve kept my hair long & unstyled ever since. I’m 60 now. Style be D*mned; I am who I am. (The only change to my hair is letting the greys come in.)
bslatkin about 1 hour ago
At least she wasn’t a 90’s grunge mom.
GirlGeek Premium Member about 1 hour ago
I feel bad for Elly, Liz just burned her
fuzzbucket Premium Member about 1 hour ago
How would a teenager remember things from 30 years ago?
baskate_2000 6 minutes ago
Elizabeth, you’re a real buzz kill, but that’s what teens do, isn’t it?