norwood 2/3 school kid ????

[mr the hairy monkey]

I found this http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-07-30/porait-of-kobble-creek-state-school2c-qld2c-1914/5634958

just look at the second boy in the second row.

he's like less than 10 years old

 

[zdm632]

Photo from 1914??
No, most probably it's the quality of the photo. Everyone's hair is looking weird.
And yes, not everybody is born with a straight hairline.

 

[mr the hairy monkey]

yes 1914 , I thought of that but it's not like the boy is blond

 

[Hammer]

There's hair there but its thinner.

I've seen many kids with thinner hair at the temples (even my baby son). I myself always had thinner hair at my temples. As a baby I didn't have hair at my temples, and when these filled it it was always slightly thinner (looked grey, compared by my dark brown/black hair). They thickened with age (until thinning again once male pattern baldness hit) but my temples have always been thinner.

I am unsure of the reason for this, and do not know if its any indication of future male pattern baldness.

 

[Agahi]

Ive been nw2 since I was 10 or earlier.

 

[Notcoolanymore]

He is losing his hair. Why do you think he looks so pissed?

 

[zdm632]

He is losing his hair. Why do you think he looks so pissed?

Well, almost everybody in that photo looks pissed.
No, i don't think you can lose your hair at 10.
And, anyway, at 10 you don't have enough self-conscience yet to be that affected by it.

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Ive been nw2 since I was 10 or earlier.

Me too...
I don't know why all people here believe that everybody is born with a perfectly straight hairline.
I've had the "V" in the hairline, in fact a pronounced one, since i was a child.