Are you bothered by unnatural hair colors

[Lexii, harbinger of chaos and sexual anarchy]

Natural blonde is the only acceptable color.

Am I the only one who thinks this sounds a little... Nazi-ish?

Yes, even Eva Braun disagrees with you

[The_Doctor]

The President dyes his hair so and I find that blonde unnatural so ... but people who dye their hair aren't bad people?

(Reagan also dyed his hair. It's apparently a thing among Republican Presidents).

[Goldwater]

Natural blonde is the only acceptable color.

Am I the only one who thinks this sounds a little... Nazi-ish?

Er, did you notice the OP? It's clearly intentional...

[Leinad]

Natural blonde brown/black is the only acceptable color.

...no but seriously, I really can't care at all about this. I find it less annoying than piercings or tattoos (I'd be interested in some sort of comparative poll of what unnatural needless body modifications people are the most annoyed by), but even those I can generally tolerate depending on how it's done.

I knew a guy who dyed his hair purple. Unusual for a Christian homeschool group, but he seemed fairly normal. I remember his brother as a douchebag though, so in that family hair dying was clearly a positive (then again maybe his brother was alright and I'm just judgmental...hmm...).

[angus]

I see lots of blonde-haired puertorriqueñas and Vietnamese people in Lancaster.  In fact, my neighbor is a mid-60s Vietnamese man with Robert Redford yellow/tan hair.  sometimes he lets it go and I can see the grey roots.  Voted yes, but I've sort of become used to it. 

[RINO Tom]

I'm bothered by switching between natural colors.

[Frodo]

I'm no more bothered than I would be by white girls wearing dreadlocks -which is not at all. 

[angus]

I saw a really interesting one today.  At Staples, no less.  A youngish woman--at least I think it might have been a woman--with closely shaved head on either side but with a big mohawk in the middle colored with shades of green, purple, pink, blue, and orange, walked down the aisle of pencils.  (I was looking for a particular 0.7-mm sort for my very picky son.  I can't remember if the colors followed a pattern of increasing or decreasing wavelength, or if it was more like the GWBush administration security alert colors, randomly arranged, but either way it was quite noticeable.  The fact that I noticed it, and did a double take, doesn't necessarily convince me that my original yes vote was correct because it was the hair's shape as much as the color that was noticeable, but I thought it noteworthy and relevant to the thread. 

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

I saw a really interesting one today.  At Staples, no less.  A youngish woman--at least I think it might have been a woman--with closely shaved head on either side but with a big mohawk in the middle colored with shades of green, purple, pink, blue, and orange, walked down the aisle of pencils.  (I was looking for a particular 0.7-mm sort for my very picky son.  I can't remember if the colors followed a pattern of increasing or decreasing wavelength, or if it was more like the GWBush administration security alert colors, randomly arranged, but either way it was quite noticeable.  The fact that I noticed it, and did a double take, doesn't necessarily convince me that my original yes vote was correct because it was the hair's shape as much as the color that was noticeable, but I thought it noteworthy and relevant to the thread. 

I hope the boy didn't see that. 

[angus]

haha.  No, they were next door at a hardware store buying a pre-fab, assembly-required birdhouse, which got hung in a tree in the yard today I might add.  I made sure not to put it anywhere near the porch, the porch swing, or the barbeque pit, because where there are birds, there's birdshit.