Mullet haiku

This entry was published at least two years ago (originally posted on October 30, 2001). Since that time the information may have become outdated or my beliefs may have changed (in general, assume a more open and liberal current viewpoint). A fuller disclaimer is available.

This got handed to me at work a while back. I’m no expert on haiku, so I can’t gaurantee that these all follow the rules as far as syllables and such…but I thought they were hilarious.

Oh, and by the way, just in case you’ve not yet heard the term ‘mullet’, just let Mullet Lovers fill you in.

Shampoo stings my eyes,
I will never feel that twice:
slick hair smells like gas
O! SQUIRREL brother,
Your tail, my hair We are one
Yet I must eat you
I liked that foreign
legion movie so much, I
grew me one them hats
Brown edged tank top sticks
to my white clumpy armpits
Somehow I get laid
Flowing down the back
helps to keep mind closed, hate
released by short top
My hair: slammin like
Stone Cold Can I get a Hell
yeah? Hell yeah Hell yeah
This super cool hair
and a bucket of chicken:
What more could I want?
Lynyrd Skynyrd didn’t
win no spelling bees Who cares?
They rock the trailer
Metallica is
for first graders Nothing rocks
harder than Winger
Dogs urinate where
they so choose And so do I
Red and blue lights flash
Short like your schooling
Long like your prison sentence
The penal haircut
With long hair in place
How else can I rebel?
Hand me the bong uncle
Under the Christmas tree
Tight black jeans and a comb
I’ve been extra good
New white tank top tucks
Neatly into tight black jeans
Redneck romeo
Short for dad
Long for the daughter mom always wanted
Everyone’s happy
You smoke me up and jerk me off
You are the best
And I love you, sis
Ponytails are for wimps
But if you let that hair loose
You are my brother
Razor set to one
Do front and sides and then stop
Reaffirm my style
Teen runaway
I hate my dad. Yet I am one
Fly, thunderbird, fly
Bald on the top
and long on the back
Behold my glorious skullet
My mullet and me
like to climb up a tree
We’re the best friends that could be
Dad likes my Mullet
The nurse calls it a critter carpet
My head breeds