Christine wants to rejoin the band according to The Guardian

[I'msoAfraid95]

My dad wore caps just about everyday of his adult life. He still had thick black/gray hair the day he died at age 49.
I think it's genetics more than the hats.

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by I'msoAfraid95

My dad wore caps just about everyday of his adult life. He still had thick black/gray hair the day he died at age 49.
I think it's genetics more than the hats.

I agree that it's mainly genetics. I just think the friction of having a cap rub against your scalp on an almost daily basis might accelerate the hair loss, if you are prone to suffer it in the first place.

Now, what about gray hair? I think I have seen both John and Lindsey's get suspiciously darker in the past, but I haven't caught Mick coloring his hair. Maybe I just didn't notice.

Michele

[Macfanforever]

Lindsey looks great with his hair.It could be alot of different things that cause hair loss.Stress,medication,eating habits and other including what was mentioned here.

Stevie loves to wear hats.I dont know about Christine.

My dad always wear hats and he was thinning and never turn grey even at 79 when I lost him .

He always wear baseball cap to cover his thinning spot on back of his head and keep the sun out of his eyes. He was buried with his favorite cap which he always had on and it said US Army 101 Airborne veteran on it.

Back on track.I'm not familiar with The Guardian but I'm tired of these papers with their bull crap reporting about people.Today at the check out the Globe I think it was is already predicting which celebs will die soon.Thats terrible .

[Ulpian]

Originally Posted by Macfanforever

Back on track.I'm not familiar with The Guardian but I'm tired of these papers with their bull crap reporting about people.Today at the check out the Globe I think it was is already predicting which celebs will die soon.Thats terrible .

The Guardian is a reputable broadsheet newspaper here. The only thing it can be properly accused of is a heavy liberal bias in its social and political commentary, for which it is - rightly, in my view - totally unapologetic.

[MoonSister75]

Originally Posted by Ulpian

The Guardian is a reputable broadsheet newspaper here. The only thing it can be properly accused of is a heavy liberal bias in its social and political commentary, for which it is - rightly, in my view - totally unapologetic.

Yes that's a good description. I like the Guardian, not that I read it very often.

Originally Posted by Macfanforever

Back on track.I'm not familiar with The Guardian but I'm tired of these papers with their bull crap reporting about people.Today at the check out the Globe I think it was is already predicting which celebs will die soon.Thats terrible .

We have plenty of those papers and magazines too! Full of crappy celebrity gossip

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by Ulpian

The Guardian is a reputable broadsheet newspaper here. The only thing it can be properly accused of is a heavy liberal bias in its social and political commentary, for which it is - rightly, in my view - totally unapologetic.

I tend to like the Guardian.

[Macfanforever]

Originally Posted by Ulpian

The Guardian is a reputable broadsheet newspaper here. The only thing it can be properly accused of is a heavy liberal bias in its social and political commentary, for which it is - rightly, in my view - totally unapologetic.

Originally Posted by MoonSister75

Yes that's a good description. I like the Guardian, not that I read it very often.



We have plenty of those papers and magazines too! Full of crappy celebrity gossip

Originally Posted by jbrownsjr

I tend to like the Guardian.

Thanks guys.I wasn't sure about the Guardian.

I remember years back one of the papers here in the states mentioned that FM was going to hit the road before it surfaced anywhere else.To come to think about it I think it was the National Enquirer would you believe.

They were actually right and true for once.