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Ah, and one more thing. I didn't even bother to explain the "obvious" fact that my initial post (and the one that followed) wasn't entirely serious, which is evident from the three exclamation marks, the semi-memetic phrase itself, and the deliberately chosen, most hideous artwork, even though Google had plenty of more appealing and more similar images. But the simple-minded Ples so desperately wanted to aggressively jump into the fray and provoke me into defending this point of view that now I see no reason not to believe it's actually true, especially given his sarcastic and practically non-existent argumentation.
By the way, I've always found it amusing how different meanings people ascribe to this concept: some only refer to fiery-redheads, while others consider anyone who isn't blonde or brunette to be a redhead. For some, the girl in my avatar isn't a redhead, while others would call the girl in Ment's avatar a redhead.
Ment's artwork also has different shades in different pictures, sometimes darker, sometimes brighter. Personally, I believe that if the color is like in your photo or avatar, and especially if there are freckles on top, then you can safely call it redhead and be right.