Weirdest comment you've gotten on your dreads?

Its actually danish too

"fine hair" right ?

 

Yep, but in Danish I bet it doesn't sound anything like it's spelled

 

Hmm, if you ask me i would say it sounds exactly like its spelled (or did i miss something) ?

In my world Norwegian is just Danish with a weird accent

 

Ditto but vice versa haha

 

I was told i look like sideshow bob

 

It's actually not uncommon!

 

Guess I've heard of it before, but it came as quite a shock to me when this ~40 yearold man walked by with his wife and he asked me if i was a "******". And that was followed by some raaather messed up cursing. (his wife was laughing)

thats the most negative though i guess, cant recall the weirdest atm

 

lol remembered the most wtf "comment" ive gotten, and that has happened atleast 4-5 times with different randomers, i think once even in amsterdam.

a person walking by goin' "f-f-f-f-freestyler, rock tha microphone" ..thats just like O_O, its from some old funny bomfunk MC's song "freestyler". there's a kid with dreadlocks in the video. used to like the song when i was like 10 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXnT5NnHYEQ

and that has happened like 4-5 times...cracks me up

 

Lol, I can just imagine an upper class man saying to you:

"Oh, exceiuse me young mmaann, But *maw* are yooiu a *ahem* what they call.. Ai Niegger?"

I wish I could do the accent online xD

 

I used to love that song lol

 

Had some random guy walk past me at the train station yesterday and just yet out; "DUUUDDDEEE!" while holding 2 thumbs up.

 

haha yeah I get HEEY and random yells out of car windows all the time

yeah and old people say "oh, dear..." a lot.

 

Both of those things happen to me, even before I had dreads.

 

that has nothing to do with your hair hottie.

 

Right....

 

One of my teacher at school asked me if i have ever had cockroaches in them, because he once knew a woman who had cockroaches in her dreads.....................

 

I was told today that I don't look black

 

haha well it has def increased since I started dreading... people feel the need to be vocal when they see them apparently.

 

Thought that was just part of being Australian

 

I live in south africa, where the black cultures and also the indian cultures hold a respect for dreadlocks, especially on white people. I get called Jahman all the time. One time a guy shouted out: 'This is number one hairstyle for this world,' with a grin on his face... Oh, and my parents think my dreads look better on me than straight long hair.