Hair color

[jen51]

19 voters and no redheads at. Gingers, where art thou??

[cgraye]

Yes, where art thou?  Particularly the young, pretty, single ones?  Redheads = 

[jen51]

Yes, where art thou?  Particularly the young, pretty, single ones?  Redheads = 

 

[City Smurf]

For all intent and purposes, black.  When caught in the right light, very, very, dark brown.

[Joamy]

19 voters and no redheads at. Gingers, where art thou??

The only time my hair is red is when I use something like this

[orate]

So far, it looks like nobody's going to admit to being a ginger!

[The Curt Jester]

Judging by the numbers in this poll, I come to the conclusion that very few people on FE even HAVE hair.   

[tmw89]

I'm usually identified as "dirty blonde," so... blonde it was for me.

Gingers, where art thou??

[insert joke about "Traditionalism, saving souls, and gingers" here]

[per_passionem_eius]

Judging by the numbers in this poll, I come to the conclusion that very few people on FE even HAVE hair.   

Maybe I'm not the only one wondering why on earth you asked!

[The Curt Jester]

Judging by the numbers in this poll, I come to the conclusion that very few people on FE even HAVE hair.   

Maybe I'm not the only one wondering why on earth you asked!

Curiosity?  The other day some of us in chat were talking about it and how common black hair actually is in the US.   Because of the black population and the influx of Mexicans, I'd estimate something around 40% of the US having black hair.  After all, they say that the minority populations are both somewhere around 13%, so that's 26% already with black hair.  Add in all the natives, Asians, and those of European descent that have it (southern Italians, Slavs, Spanish, etc.) and the percentage should go up a fair amount.   From that conversation came the idea of seeing how that works out on FE.  Obviously not everyone is from the US, but I was curious to know.