I used to do that when my hair was longer. I looked terrible with straight hair so I stopped brushing it and took my showers at night. It looked pretty cool but then my hair got too long and it stopped working.

So, I cut my hair really short so that it would grow back curlier. Now I don't have to worry about my hair being too straight.

EDIT:
*proudface*

Most men like straight or a bit wavy hair rather than real curls.
Or at least most men I know :).
Most girls like curls. It's an age old thing.

My hair is curly and messy as ****. It always grows out to an afro then falls. I never really like the afro stage, but I'm growing it out so eh...

I'm kind of punky with my appearance, though. I try to be as cheap and unfashionable as possible. I can't stand commercialism narcissism. Growing my hair out, sideburns, and keeping my 'stache. Going to be as anti-fashionably budget taboo as humanly possible, dammit!

Actually, it goes into a definite King Buzzo like phase after it afros out, and before it falls. Hopefully, I can capture a record of it looking as than within the next few months.

Beard, trim it (with scissors) once a month. Comb my hair after I washed it.
That's all.

hah, I admit to this. Just the entire modern douchebag appearance that my friends try to force me into annoys me beyond belief. I find that whenever I find my friend wearing an Aeropostale shirt, it's almost as if she's advertising Aeropostale, since most of their shirts have the brand in big, bold letters. it's like they've become walking billboards. anyways, yay for anti-commercialism..

I don't even now what aeropostdale is :D

Most of their tshirts are kind of plain with an obnoxious AEROPOSTALE taking up 90% of the shirt. All of the girls I know are obsessed with these shirts.

What, they don't have Hollister in Canada?

In the bigger cities like Toronto they do. They're more abundant in the states. Whenever my friends go to Maine, they have tons and tons of hollister shirts in their arms.

Still equally douchey, though.

I usually look at faces. When I don't like the face, I don't bother looking at the shirt.

I usually like the girls who are dressed a bit messy and uninspired.
Jeans, shirt, sweater. Hair, no real hairdo. Casual.
Same goes for guys by the way, only I don't fall for the way they look.
Still. Beard, non-styled hair, jeans, bandshirt. Just fine.