REALLY?

Hair loss is much more prevalent among men than women so using it to describe someone is a form of discrimination, a judge has concluded. Commenting on a man’s baldness in the workplace is equivalent to remarking on the size of a woman’s breasts, the finding suggests.

(Thanks to Doug Ogg)

Comments

[Lucky Jack]

If we can't talk about boobs and baldness what can we talk about?

[Elaine Benes]

Is it in poor taste to ask a bald man if the carpet matches the drapes?

[nursecindy]

I'm just going to start putting a piece of duct tape over my mouth whenever I leave the house.

[Gustav A. Honkentooter]

Good call, Cindy. My Wife is undergoing chemotherapy, and her carpet matches the drapes FYI TMI.

Oddly enough my baldness is not related to drugs.

[Michael]

May one still compliment a man about his boobs?

[MOTW]

hugs to {{ Gustav }} and his wife

[Cosmo K.]

Shouldn't they be called "brobies"?

[man tom]

Called him a bald what?

I'm so very sorry for posting that song. I'll live to to regret doing so.

[Allen at Division]

If a woman wants to lasciviously compliment me on the incredible size of my bald spot, I won't be offended. Go ahead, ladies!! ;)

[Clankie]

" Commenting on a man’s baldness in the workplace is equivalent to remarking on the size of a woman’s breasts..."

So don't look for any new restaurants with bald waiters in skimpy shorts.

[Le Petomane]

A question we never thought we would never ask:

Can a bald man get busted for commenting on the size of a woman's bust?

[Steverino]

Oh well! Hair today, gone tomorrow.

[pogo]

All men have about the same amount of testosterone. Some use it to grow hair.

[BillEnZed]

If the judge wanted to set a legal precedent on hair, he would have issued a cease and desist order on Dave's haircut.

[Daityme Hooker]

Honey, grass don't grow on a busy strret.