frog: Since you used a quote in your reply, allow me to quote you:
"This is a fairly disturbing and unprofessional boast, as it is very unlikely that hair color can be predicted solely based on genetic analysis. While hair color obviously has a genetic basis, there are many other factors that influence it. One only has to watch the full spectrum color hair color change in many children as they grow up to see that other factors are at work."
No wonder you rile some of the longs. By your criticism you are implying that Tony said that he would be able to tell what only a hairdresser could know for sure... what dye they use or how long in the sun, etc. Why are you so quick to try to find fault? You weren't there for the interview. You don't know the context in which the statement was made. Why label it as "disturbing and unprofessional" when it's at least second hand info? No wonder people think that you have an ajenda. You seem to think that because others here don't try to hang all the dirty laundry out for all to see that they're not objective or thinkers. Maybe you should think a little more before finding fault, and then your views would be more freely and openly discussed... Imo you're not lacking between the ears- you just seem to be trying to prove something by always finding fault. later
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