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What I see when I look at bottom left:
A classic. I usually watch that in tandem with the boss coffee series with Tommy Lee Jones.
This is on the 1980’s barbershop guide
uh, there’s no right answer to this question is there
Oh, this gets better and better if you keep looking.
They all embody glory and honor, though one is above the rest.
Is it Paul Rubens?
Well yes, that is one of them.
He’s one of “the one”?
Indeed. honk honk
Store brand Paul Rubens (bottom row, 2nd from the right) is pulling off that (dare I dream) crushed velvet bow tie. That brings him true 70’s glory.
The choices appear to be:
Bones in TMP
Spock in Discovery
Gowron
Jack Black
A member of the BeatlesI’m so torn. I’d do 3 today if I thought I could stand the in-between wait time until my hair’s long enough. But 4 is magnificent. It’s a close to a make lion’s mane as you could achieve on a human.
3 is timeless, though. Vulcan. Elf. Pick your genre; it works.
It’s like a Romulan mullet
*Romullet.
Yes, 3 is the way.
3 is absolutely a character wearing glitter from a mysterious planet in Star Trek.
Row A, Column 3.
Glory in the front, party in the back
Barber: “Do you want a helmet haircut”
Customer: “Yes an integral helmet”
Watch out for snakes!
Who said that?
Wookie hair styles are all that I see here
Row 2 number 4 for me. Give me that medieval peasant look, son!
Me too, that haircut screams confidence
That’s the James Earl Jones “Thulsa Doom” haircut from Conan The Barbarian.
Is this row down, third from the left one of those pics of fat JD Vance with a perm?
Number three (if right to left) looks like “vulcan in the front, party in the back”
NGL, row 1 column 4 is kind of a vibe
