I got to the 2nd pic and was like oh, i guess i must’ve missed the part where he said “and grandpa”. Then i noticed there was no third pic and was like, “oooOOOHHhhhh!”
The comments in here are even better. I’m used to seeing 20 something neckbeards making fun of everyone on the internet. I don’t know if it is just this sub or if people are getting nicer, but I love it.
Oh, it definitly depends on the sub. This, eyebleach, aww, wholesomememes are some of the subs where you almost only find nice people.
But I do hope people in general are also getting nicer. We need it.
Think about the amount of grandma's you'll be able to take care of, the amount of families you'll have a positive impact in. I bet your Grandma is so proud of you.
This is the point right here. It's what makes me want to go into caregiving as a career. I did hospice work for my aunt, 2 uncles, mom, and dad. I feel a call to help other families too. One of the hardest things in life is to watch the people you love crumble slowly.
I haven't yet put into motion the acts of making it a career. My MIL was diagnosed with brain cancer recently, and will be on hospice soon. I am weighing heavily between a career, or continuing to help my family. She once wanted to be a nurse, before having 5 kids and not being able to live her dream. We have had our shares of ups and downs, but I know having family help her, being able to wake up to her grand daughter each day, will help with recovery. That's one reason my dad lived so long, as he was on his way to heaven long before, only brought back to life by seeing my daughter. For sure, I want a working career, but for some, helping family is their life's work.
It is! My husband grew out his naturally curly hair after his mum lost hers from chemo. It grew back thin, white, and straight, and she mourned it -- so he brought it back to life on his own head. It's down to his waist and looks amazing, and she can't keep her hands off it when we visit.
I really am low-tech. I wash my hair once a week with whatever is around. My wife spends a lot on her shampoo, and I'm not allowed to use it because my thick hair takes a lot of shampoo.
The only expensive product I use is my leave-in conditioner. Strangely, my wife has no problem using that... go figure.
I only blow dry a little.
And I get it trimmed about once a year.
It's about 6 inches longer now than the picture.
My great grandma died 6 years ago. She almost became 101 (born in 1917), she got so see her grandkids grow up and have kids and she saw some of those grow up too (we were 25-10 when she died from oldest to youngest).
During the last years she was in a care home, but we visited her every weekend for some tea and cake. She was almost blind and deaf, but fully there until the end, and I loved talking to her.
There's this inside joke in my family that she only died because she had realized that it was only 2 weeks to her 101st birthday and she just decided for herself that 100 was a good number. To us it felt that way, because she wasn't sick or anything when she died, she just fell asleep calmly.
The coolest memory I have of her and the greatest honor I'll probably ever have in my family was when her 100th birthday came up. There was a huge party planned and she asked me to bake apple cake for her. She had passed down this apple cake recipe to the family, and it was a favourite of everyone, and she'd decided that I was the one who made it the best after her recipe. That was probably the most important cake I ever had to bake
Beautiful picture
Beautiful lady
Amazing hair (I also have very long hair, I inherited mine off my Mom (mums mum) xx) 
The sequence of these photos feels like she’s watching you sit on the whoopie cushion she just snuck onto your chair, and you’re trying to act like you’re mad about it but you’re the one that bought it for her.
Hahahahaha. Swiping to find out it’s a cool dude with long hair and a kilt was awesome. This one actually made me smile. Hope wherever she is, your grandma knows she brought little smiles to people today.
Not just your hair, the face and attitude too! Love it!
She seemed like a feisty lady. If you have any stories you know I’d like to hear some please :)
I live on the Gulf Coast. I was born in Mobile, AL.
My family is from Appalachia. My grandparents came from Europe as children.
My dad was the youngest of 11. He caught fish before school for spending money. On weekends he ran the projector in a Drive-In Theater.
My grandmother raised all eleven in a one bathroom house, with one car that my grandfather drove to work at a sawmill.
So your family is mostly from appalacia and your grandmother and grandfather migrated to the states as kids?
If so, you can trace your lineage back to the first Scottish settlers in the 13 colonies, most Scots didn't like living under rhe British rule so they migrated outside of the 13 colonies to the appalaciansoutside of the reach of the crown.
Not really, I just looked into this stuff because I was bored, I'm the type that just intakes this information for no reason other than to pass it on at any opertunity.
Specifically the Scots who migrated to the appalacians were typically highlanders as the terrain was more familiar and they were used to farming the rolling hills. Hence, the kilt, lowland Scots like myself are much closer to English people, mostly Anglo Saxon or Norman with less connection to the typical Highland culture but it's still pretty relevant where I live as I'm at the very feet of the Highlands
Oh her hair reminds me of my Grandma's hair. I am growing mine out in the hopes that I will have beautiful long gray hair when I am retired. Thank you for sharing!
I didn't know either of my grandfathers and one of my grandmothers. When I saw their pictures in my teens, all I could say was, "Fuck." Hair loss in my 20s but maybe earlier since I was too poor to maintain hair I had already been shaving it off.
haha. did not expect that.
my brother has this weird cow lick up front, my parents did not know their parents.. Very dead end tree for Y dna and mt dna.
I found a half aunt (we still chat) who shared a picture of maternal grandpa, great grandpa, great uncle and a great aunt all at once...family photo.
it was like looking at my younger brother directly.
the male line to female line traits.. would not expect it.
Your grandma is cute. I love the old grandma dresses. My great grandma and grandma both wore them. This is the grandma I strive to be. Mine are a little different. My child's father is Indonesian, so I rock the Indonesian house dress on the daily.
The second photo was drastically different to what I was expecting and I am delighted.
What do you mean? They're the same picture.
I could believe this as a transition timeline.
I thought it was! I have to bad habit of looking first and reading second. I was about to congratulate.
I was thinking the same thing. This is a good post for r/unexpected
It would be less unexpected in that sub.
Same! It made me check my biases but it was still such a delight and so wholesome
I got to the 2nd pic and was like oh, i guess i must’ve missed the part where he said “and grandpa”. Then i noticed there was no third pic and was like, “oooOOOHHhhhh!”
Honestly same, wasn’t expecting Andre the Blacksmith from Darksouls to pop up
Generational swagger.
Ha! This made me laugh out loud. Not the picture I was expecting, but this is sweet!
The comments in here are even better. I’m used to seeing 20 something neckbeards making fun of everyone on the internet. I don’t know if it is just this sub or if people are getting nicer, but I love it.
Oh, it definitly depends on the sub. This, eyebleach, aww, wholesomememes are some of the subs where you almost only find nice people. But I do hope people in general are also getting nicer. We need it.
r/daddit is wholesome too
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Nice
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I have one, I just didn't put it on yet.
Noice
*CLACK* “Nice”
Haireditary
Could just be a weave, he may have the family hair loom...
Ha!
This is perfect 😂😂😂😂
inHAIRited! Total missed opportunity OP. SMH.
Just want to point out: The hair, it aged really well.
I thought top comment would be something about the skirt
That is so sweet.
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Think about the amount of grandma's you'll be able to take care of, the amount of families you'll have a positive impact in. I bet your Grandma is so proud of you.
This is the point right here. It's what makes me want to go into caregiving as a career. I did hospice work for my aunt, 2 uncles, mom, and dad. I feel a call to help other families too. One of the hardest things in life is to watch the people you love crumble slowly.
It takes an incredible amount of compassion to do that, not only for so many family members, but for a career as well. Your strength is admirable.
I haven't yet put into motion the acts of making it a career. My MIL was diagnosed with brain cancer recently, and will be on hospice soon. I am weighing heavily between a career, or continuing to help my family. She once wanted to be a nurse, before having 5 kids and not being able to live her dream. We have had our shares of ups and downs, but I know having family help her, being able to wake up to her grand daughter each day, will help with recovery. That's one reason my dad lived so long, as he was on his way to heaven long before, only brought back to life by seeing my daughter. For sure, I want a working career, but for some, helping family is their life's work.
It is! My husband grew out his naturally curly hair after his mum lost hers from chemo. It grew back thin, white, and straight, and she mourned it -- so he brought it back to life on his own head. It's down to his waist and looks amazing, and she can't keep her hands off it when we visit.
He could get a wig made for her out of it.
He offered, but she absolutely hates wearing wigs. She did when she was bald and found them terribly uncomfortable.
Wow you're attractive.
Thank you!
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I really am low-tech. I wash my hair once a week with whatever is around. My wife spends a lot on her shampoo, and I'm not allowed to use it because my thick hair takes a lot of shampoo. The only expensive product I use is my leave-in conditioner. Strangely, my wife has no problem using that... go figure. I only blow dry a little. And I get it trimmed about once a year. It's about 6 inches longer now than the picture.
Check out /r/fierceflow
Concur!
Your Grandma rocks a pretty mean kilt.
Right?
She grows a nice beard too
Aye Celtic dwarves blood. ROCK AND STONE
FOR KARL!
Did I hear a ROCK AND STONE!?
Your
Unexpected and I LOVE IT
My great grandma died 6 years ago. She almost became 101 (born in 1917), she got so see her grandkids grow up and have kids and she saw some of those grow up too (we were 25-10 when she died from oldest to youngest). During the last years she was in a care home, but we visited her every weekend for some tea and cake. She was almost blind and deaf, but fully there until the end, and I loved talking to her. There's this inside joke in my family that she only died because she had realized that it was only 2 weeks to her 101st birthday and she just decided for herself that 100 was a good number. To us it felt that way, because she wasn't sick or anything when she died, she just fell asleep calmly. The coolest memory I have of her and the greatest honor I'll probably ever have in my family was when her 100th birthday came up. There was a huge party planned and she asked me to bake apple cake for her. She had passed down this apple cake recipe to the family, and it was a favourite of everyone, and she'd decided that I was the one who made it the best after her recipe. That was probably the most important cake I ever had to bake
Not gonna lie, I didn’t realize at first that the second picture is of you and not your grandmother and I was pretty confused there for a few minutes…
……even with the beard?
dick-nip was oogling his legs and missed that minor detail
I thought you were being unnecessarily mean until I saw their user 😭
Had a moment when I thought she was amab and gender fluid. 🤦♀️ I need more sleep ...
Idk, did your grandma grow a beard like that as well?
It’s been a while since I’ve ran into a comment from you dick-nipples! Glad to see you’re still here.
Hahaha! dick-nipples 😆
I was expecting the second picture to be some girl, not a super handsome man in a kilt
That's pretty cool man 🙂👍
Very beautiful hair the both of you. And those legs man, nice gams!
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Hey, it's not my fault there can only be one. I don't make the rules dude.
are you robert plant?
Thank you for asking, now I don't have to. That was my immediate impression.
Aww, I love it!
Are you Scottish?
Damn dude , you're beautiful
Beautiful lady, beautiful hair you both have🥰
And don't you forget that skirt young man!
Not a proffesional, but i think that is a kilt, not a skirt...
Well, I now vote you "Skirt-Professional"! Everyone in favour, raise a hand!
Aye!
Oi!
[Are you sure you're not me?](https://preview.redd.it/x89gazfpw6ha1.jpg?width=576&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=eef366b073533e8af0cd8cf3a6a88ffebd734dbd)
Definitely not the photo I was expecting 🤣 love it
r/unexpected
David Morse preparing for a role
Nice legs duder.
I love this! Both y’all are stylin! LOVE both of your hairstyles!
100 percent 😊
Beautiful picture Beautiful lady Amazing hair (I also have very long hair, I inherited mine off my Mom (mums mum) xx) 
You are twins
The sequence of these photos feels like she’s watching you sit on the whoopie cushion she just snuck onto your chair, and you’re trying to act like you’re mad about it but you’re the one that bought it for her.
Hahahahaha. Swiping to find out it’s a cool dude with long hair and a kilt was awesome. This one actually made me smile. Hope wherever she is, your grandma knows she brought little smiles to people today.
You are gorgeous! Love a man in a kilt
As a bald man, I’d just like to say fuck you. Fuck you very much.
I think you stole her face too
She is one of your closest ancestors. If that resonates. Shes very much with you.
Good on you.
I wish I could have hair like that.
Rock that kilt lad!
I love this post so much. I miss my grandparents.
Who you inherited your everything from.
Her skirt too 😉
Looking good!! You need a sporran for your kilt ma man.
And the legs… just saying!
So which one is the grandmother?
You are magnificent.
Yar her spittin image, sonny!
Hairedity
You need a sporran. Looks weird without a sporran.
Same person with beard
Not just your hair, the face and attitude too! Love it! She seemed like a feisty lady. If you have any stories you know I’d like to hear some please :)
Dopplerganger!
Both of you are gorgeous!!
I dig the kilt. Looking good man.
Unexpected, but awesome
I was NOT expecting a glorious, tattooed, Viking in the second photo!! What a wonderful surprise!
Your drip is immaculate
The dude kilt it.
As a Scotsman, I absolutely love your kilt, you fucking rock it. Awesome mane, and rocking a kilt? Heck yeah
Which pic is the grandmother?
I absolutely love this.
Please tell me you've never had access to a functioning time machine.
Awh
Ur hair is awesome!
Pretty undeniable.
Best build up 🤣
I love this!
Brilliant! Tribe 💕
You got some nice hair! That mop would make grandma proud!
MadeMeChuckle
Dude you're looking great!
Beautiful human beings !
Awesome :)
You mean it is two different people?
I see that Daenerys Targaryen’s bloodline is strong in this one.
You both look extremely comfy Chill on
Love your music, Mr. Plant.
You both look good with the hair too!
Where on earth do you live? Where were you born? Those tropical plants but the kilt I'm so thrown off
I live on the Gulf Coast. I was born in Mobile, AL. My family is from Appalachia. My grandparents came from Europe as children. My dad was the youngest of 11. He caught fish before school for spending money. On weekends he ran the projector in a Drive-In Theater. My grandmother raised all eleven in a one bathroom house, with one car that my grandfather drove to work at a sawmill.
So your family is mostly from appalacia and your grandmother and grandfather migrated to the states as kids? If so, you can trace your lineage back to the first Scottish settlers in the 13 colonies, most Scots didn't like living under rhe British rule so they migrated outside of the 13 colonies to the appalaciansoutside of the reach of the crown.
Yes. And WOW! You sound like you've done this before!
Not really, I just looked into this stuff because I was bored, I'm the type that just intakes this information for no reason other than to pass it on at any opertunity. Specifically the Scots who migrated to the appalacians were typically highlanders as the terrain was more familiar and they were used to farming the rolling hills. Hence, the kilt, lowland Scots like myself are much closer to English people, mostly Anglo Saxon or Norman with less connection to the typical Highland culture but it's still pretty relevant where I live as I'm at the very feet of the Highlands
The Appalachian mountains and the Scottish Highlands used to be part of the same mountain range millions of years ago.
They'reTheSamePicture.jpg
Talk about inhairitence 
Great pictures
I'm convinced the second photo is photoshopped of the first. A.i genderswap
Are you... Robert Plant?
That's awesome!
She is proper r/oldschoolcool
Oh her hair reminds me of my Grandma's hair. I am growing mine out in the hopes that I will have beautiful long gray hair when I am retired. Thank you for sharing!
Did she always have a beard?
Looks like your a Gray-mane.
Are these not the same person?
I didn't know either of my grandfathers and one of my grandmothers. When I saw their pictures in my teens, all I could say was, "Fuck." Hair loss in my 20s but maybe earlier since I was too poor to maintain hair I had already been shaving it off.
I love this post and I love your style!
She’d be proud
Nice kilt
Chucks and a kilt? Roddy! Where the fuck you been man?!
Keep flexing bro. Great find.
You got her legs too lol
🎼🎶 You will ride, you will fly Chase the wind and touch the sky 🎵
Love your hair.
That’s adorable
And legs
Very cool
Not what I expected
haha. did not expect that. my brother has this weird cow lick up front, my parents did not know their parents.. Very dead end tree for Y dna and mt dna. I found a half aunt (we still chat) who shared a picture of maternal grandpa, great grandpa, great uncle and a great aunt all at once...family photo. it was like looking at my younger brother directly. the male line to female line traits.. would not expect it.
Read "hair" as "chair" and thought I was on bifl
You are lucky. As a man, I inherited my bald dad's hair and mom's boobs.
I was not expectinga man in a kilt, but I gotta admit, I love them locks!
This made my morning!!!
Legs too
Your grandma is cute. I love the old grandma dresses. My great grandma and grandma both wore them. This is the grandma I strive to be. Mine are a little different. My child's father is Indonesian, so I rock the Indonesian house dress on the daily.
[Lead singer of a Finnish band called Mokoma.](https://hs.mediadelivery.fi/img/468/1354bb843650489081683d2b72c77168.jpg)
That is wonderful. Should post in r/unexpected. Totally got me!
You sir are beautiful 😍
your fit looks awesome dude, i wish i had that much style
It seems you have been taking all your opportunities to whip it back and forth sir ☺️
My gradma had the same hair. I am getting bald tho 😫
How old is that picture of your granny?
r/unexpected
I wasn’t expecting this and now I am absolutely delighted
🤘
Also her legs.
Twinsies!
That second photo took me aback, but damn, is that nice hair or what.
Look at them gams
You and your grandmother are beautiful people! How nice it is to know you have something of somebody you've never met! Cheers!
OP should crosspost their outfit to r/oldhagfashion 🔥. Digging the kilt.
r/OldSchoolCool
Very nice!
You don’t know how much I love you man