Only one logical conclusion...

[blue metalflake]

I accepted long ago that a mix of grey and bald was inevitable. Once you get that far, it's OK.

[HoodieMcFoodie]

Originally Posted by Mid Life Crisis

I don't have a single grey hair on my 46-year old head, but they're starting to show in my beard big time.

Exactly where are you growing your beard? On second thoughts maybe it's better I don't know.

[TG]

Originally Posted by HoodieMcFoodie

Exactly where are you growing your beard? On second thoughts maybe it's better I don't know.

That's another issue...less hair on your head yet more of it growing elsewhere.

It's like it's too tired to go all the way to the top and just starts growing part way up.

[TJNY]

Welcome to the club!!

[Jupiter]

Surely there's someone you could sue?

[MandyMarie]

Pics or it didn't happen!

[raito]

Well, I think the problem is all those cheap-ass digital cameras out there. I think that the company making the budget CCDs has bad QC or something. I mean, every time someone takes a picture of me from behind, there's this bright spot in the middle of the picture. And given that the people taking the pictures are framing them correctly, it usually ends up right in the middle of my head.

[6942]

My beard was bright Red when I was younger.
Thus the nickname......Red.

Didn't turn Grey at all.
Went straight from Red to White???

Steve

[dman]

Happening to me, also. (Along with an ever-increasing bald spot on the back of my head). My beard is about 50/50 red to grey, or, as my wife says, salt and red pepper. Hair is just starting to get a few glints of grey in it.

Can't stop time.

[scat4me]

I sit and watch the years go bye...


http://sayitaintsoalready.com/2010/0...slick-7-15-10/

[stephent2]

Found my first gray hairs in jr high school,.. by high school I was the designated alcohol buyer which did supply me w/ extra spending money on the weekends.

Let's say turning gray did have fleeting advantages. Those advantages have long fled.

[Jakedog]

I'm not getting old. I'm just not. I mean really, what are the chances that I could be aging, vs. the chances that I'm finally becoming a wizard? Old? Yeah, right...

If I were old, I wouldn't be nearly so excited about going out right now to buy a staff and big billowy robe. Nah, I'm definitely becoming a wizard. That's the only explanation for the gray.

[Icepick]

Got my first grey hair at the ripe old age of 19. Here 11 years later I've got quite a few more on my head and in my beard.

[rghill]

The blessing and the curse of having blonde hair - the gray is not so apparent, but suddenly you see a lot more grays when you get a hair cut.

Even worse my hairline seems to be getting higher and higher.

When I was a teen, I had long blonde curly hair; some friends said I looked like Roger Daltrey (at least my hair looked like his). Now I just look like a grandpa.

[fuzzbender]

i knew a blonde bloke who grew a tash, couldn't see it

[backporch guy]

You know you're getting old when the hair stops growing on top of your head, and starts growng out of your ears and nose.

[Cameage]

Maybe you're becoming Reed Richards.

[Brad Pittiful]

just for the record...the hair isnt grey its white...blending in with your natural dark color gives the illusion of grey...but its white...i should know...i have more white hair than the brown i used to have

[rangercaster]

No Play for Mr. Gray !!! i'm there, too ... a little up top, but beard and 'stache come in gray, so now i just shave ... bummer !!!

[binkydognose]

One day years ago my daughter walking behind me pointed out my first grey hairs and I was really surprised because they were in back and I hadn't known.
I've heard the wizard bit since growing it long again.
But what really cracked me up was when my mother looked at me and said (with a distinct note of surprise) "Why Michael, you have a dewlap!".
Happy mothers day mom, wish you were still with us.