When the hair goes
- Thread starter Frankiedoodle
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The genes for male pattern baldness are sex-linked, carried through the female line, expressing in the men. The same is true of haemophilia.
Ergo, in order to predict the future of M. Trudeau's hair, his father is completely irrelevant. The best indicator is his mother's brothers, if she has any.
But if you look closely you will notice the early signs of baldness in Trudeau so maybe Maggie does have bald brothers .
The comedy genius that is Karl Pilkington playing caretaker Dougie in his pal Ricky Gervais's sitcom "Derek", set in an old people's home. Poor Dougie often gets picked on because of his bald head. Some of the hilarious stuff Dougie comes out with wasn't actually written by Gervais but is Karl ad libbing:
There must be an exception or two to every rule...
My mother's only brother still had a full head of hair when he left for parts unknown when he was 40 years old
When I was only 30 I had so much hair loss I would have needed a comb over to hide it.
My son at 42 is as bald as me and all of my wife's brothers have a full head of hair in their 50's and 60's.
BTW my father and all my brothers were bald...by the time they were 40
from some perspectives, aging well and being popular by appearance is not derived from your hair alone. Wit, intelligence, being physically active and not a fat slob does improve the overall appearance and increases ones appeal. Money will further that appeal to others. Power and confidence is a winning combination.
I'm not a fan of Trudeau but I can't make fun of someone for hair loss. Being almost 32 and having a full head of hair I still can't find the humour in hair loss. My biggest fear in the world is loosing my hair
