Why? Because he dresses decently? Don't stereotype people.

x2... spiked hair?

the pics i posted of me show all my sides

Wow, lighten up. Who automatically assumed it was a bad thing?

Lates pic of Me, The Boy, and his Mom (Click the thumbnail. She didn't resize prior to sending them to me)

LOL!
haha! That'* funny...but you're right...he sort of does look that way. He'* soooo not preppy though... he'* the hands-on-get-dirty-tear-stuff-apart kid. I think the suit is decieving. We were at a funeral that day.... we all have naturally curly hair, and since it'* not cool for guys to use a straighter like we women can, they have to either buzz it or spike it... he'* actually a pretty down to earth kid... I think he looks older than he is...16!

"Preppy" automatically has a negative connotation associated to it, implying the person is snobish, stuck up, and has a low opinion of others. It'* just like calling someone a "skid" or a "burnout," still implies a disdain for the person.

And if you didn't mean it as a bad thing, then why was the "no offense" necessary?

nice picture MOS. So that is what the former Mrs. MOS looks like. You have a varied taste in women.

where are the other ones

EDIT: I removed everything I just typed because I don't want to get this thread locked because someone took something the wrong way...like they often do.

All I am going to say is by your definition of preppy, I am preppy, so why the hell would I have a problem with preppiness? I knew singscountry would understand what I meant....



Back on topic...

Geez....

Well clearly you thought it could hold negative connotation, and that it had the potential to offend, otherwise you would not have included the caveat "No offense."

Anyways, I've made my point, I won't post further about it.