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No offense taken. I'm actually not sensitive about their red hair, I love it and the hair of their very sexy redhead mother. I guess I must have misnderstood t
by zizee 15y ago
No offense taken. I'm actually not sensitive about their red hair, I love it and the hair of their very sexy redhead mother.
I guess I must have misnderstood the colloquialism as I read it as similar humor to this http://smh.drive.com.au/governments-dont-be-a-dickhead-campaign-takes-aim-at-gingers-emos-20100329-r7gr.html http://smh.drive.com.au/governments-dont-be-a-dickhead-campa...
- zizee 15y agohttp://m.urbandictionary.com/#define?term=red%20headed%20stepchild http://m.urbandictionary.com/#define?term=red%20headed%20ste... You are right, the "redheaded" part of the phrase is simply meant to imply the child is obviously not a legitimate child of the parent (who is assumed to be a non-redhead). So I was way off base, my apologies. That's what you get for posting immediately after learning your flight has been delayed two hours :-(
- ahoyhere 15y agoS'ok. The point of "redheaded stepchild" is that nobody loves it cuz it's not THEIR baby. Making it the perfect metaphor for this product. :)