There is a guy in my Math class with dreads. He has elastics on the roots and tips and looks like they were backcombed and sectioned to perfect rows. I so badly want to just slip him our website so he can get more information but I don;t sit near him at all. It looks like he needs them neat for work. I am hoping he comes up to be and asks me about mine or something. Not that there is anything wrong with the methods he is using I just think he doesnt have access to really good info that will help him make a more informed decision. We'll see what happens.
We need a patch or sticker I can put on my stuff and maybe it will stir up more questions from future dreadies:D
Just throwing this out there if you guys had any advise or ways to subtely bring it up.
updated by @izzy-licious: 01/13/15 08:30:47PM
I see someone who needs saving!
If I were you I wouldn't approach him with unsolicited advice right off the bat. Just start a friendly conversation and lead it until your talking about locks. If he's a newb he'll probably be interested in what you know, and think, even if you're a newb yourself.Lol and as far as the "patch or sticker" idea goes, dread heads already kind of have a banner/symbol they fly under to distinguish themselves. In fact you're currently growing them out of your head cool thing 
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There's these things (not sure what they're called) that you can print designs out on them, just like paper, but they can be ironed onto shirts. Draw up a design, put it on the computer, print it out on the paper, and iron it on to a blank shirt, and then wear the shirt and hopefully he'll see it :D
if anyone wants to make thhe sirts it would be ez to coime up wit te designi can do it soon as i get my desktop workinj or anyone eklse can if inspired to
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