Posted: 12 Jul 2007, 21:54
Sometimes, I'm of that very frame of mind, myself. I've toyed with the notion of shaving my head many times...James Blast wrote:Hair, pfffff!
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Posted: 12 Jul 2007, 21:55
Mine looks completely different, now - no more blue roots or spiky bits, sadly - too much $$$ and effort. 
Posted: 12 Jul 2007, 21:57
Hair? Behaved? What's that?Dark wrote:Apparently it doesn't look that different, but hopefully it should stay a little more behaved now.
Posted: 12 Jul 2007, 22:08
No sh1t. Without a blowdryer/hair products/flat iron (or keeping my hair back in a boring ponytail all damn day), I could pass for f*cking Shirley Temple. !@#$%^&*
Have I mentioned how much I loathe rain and humidity? This is why.
Have I mentioned how much I loathe rain and humidity? This is why.
Posted: 12 Jul 2007, 23:17
You dont need that for the UK, just make out your'e Polish!SINsister wrote:Can she forge me some proper EU working papers, then?
Posted: 12 Jul 2007, 23:20
I've got the skin tone, but I'm afraid I'm a bit too tall...bushman*pm wrote:You dont need that for the UK, just make out your'e Polish!SINsister wrote:Can she forge me some proper EU working papers, then?
Posted: 12 Jul 2007, 23:22
Thats not a problem, just look miserable and talk jibberish..........SINsister wrote:I've got the skin tone, but I'm afraid I'm a bit too tall...bushman*pm wrote:You dont need that for the UK, just make out your'e Polish!SINsister wrote:Can she forge me some proper EU working papers, then?
just pretend you are on HL!
Posted: 12 Jul 2007, 23:23
Pffffft. That's you, that is.Posted: 12 Jul 2007, 23:30
SINsister wrote:
Thats YOU that is!
Posted: 12 Jul 2007, 23:48
bushman*pm wrote:You dont need that for the UK, just make out your'e Polish!SINsister wrote:Can she forge me some proper EU working papers, then?
Funnily enough, I was chatting to a very nice Polish girl today, "looking for work" in our country... Posted: 13 Jul 2007, 01:01
I think you meant this:bushman*pm wrote:Thats YOU that is!
And you know very well that it's YOU.
Posted: 13 Jul 2007, 01:13
Revr'ndJames Blast wrote:Hair, pfffff!
I hear ya Dude!
sadly
Posted: 13 Jul 2007, 01:17
James, are you feeling ok?
Posted: 13 Jul 2007, 02:59
Where were you, ahem, chatting with this young lady?smiscandlon wrote:bushman*pm wrote:You dont need that for the UK, just make out your'e Polish!SINsister wrote:Can she forge me some proper EU working papers, then?
Posted: 13 Jul 2007, 03:03
I am Captain Cowlick, which is why I keep mine short now. Currently 1 cm all around after I let a five-year old shave my head.SINsister wrote:No sh1t. Without a blowdryer/hair products/flat iron (or keeping my hair back in a boring ponytail all damn day), I could pass for f*cking Shirley Temple. !@#$%^&*
Have I mentioned how much I loathe rain and humidity? This is why.
Actualy I really do not care about cowlicks. Just ask my coworkers.
Hair to the middle of my shoulder blades nevertheless belongs in the past with my miserable 19-year old self, not the jolly git I am today.Posted: 13 Jul 2007, 03:18
...ahhh, but long hair on men still makes me - what do the HL girlies say? - wibble. 
*Sigh*
*Sigh*
Posted: 13 Jul 2007, 03:44
I still have it in the attic, by the way.SINsister wrote:...ahhh, but long hair on men still makes me - what do the HL girlies say? - wibble.
*Sigh*
Posted: 13 Jul 2007, 03:46
Erm...not sure I wanna know, thanks.
Posted: 13 Jul 2007, 03:53
Not like I was shedding in the attic or anything. I just had it braided before lopping it off.SINsister wrote:Erm...not sure I wanna know, thanks.
Posted: 13 Jul 2007, 04:08
...and you kept the braided hair in the attic all these years?
More than vaguely creepy, man. Hmm. I bet I could think up a hideous tale (HA!) around this bit of info...
More than vaguely creepy, man. Hmm. I bet I could think up a hideous tale (HA!) around this bit of info...
Posted: 13 Jul 2007, 04:20
Would you believe that I keep it next to my dried ambilical chord stump? (<--- this one is a joke)
Surely not as odd as my school buddy who saved up his belly button lint in a film cannister one year in college. He then mailed it to me for some reason. Life in Greifswald must have been slow that semester.
I may have that film canister in the attic too.
Surely not as odd as my school buddy who saved up his belly button lint in a film cannister one year in college. He then mailed it to me for some reason. Life in Greifswald must have been slow that semester.
I may have that film canister in the attic too.
Posted: 13 Jul 2007, 06:53
<---has no belly button lint; bathes.
Posted: 13 Jul 2007, 07:21
Seconded.SINsister wrote:...ahhh, but long hair on men still makes me - what do the HL girlies say? - wibble.
*Sigh*
Well, I trust the taste of the HL Girlies, so the hair remains growing.
Posted: 13 Jul 2007, 11:55
And here you were thinking for years that was your braided hair in that canister...Petseri wrote:I may have that film canister in the attic too.
IZ.
Posted: 13 Jul 2007, 14:53
Dark wrote:Seconded.SINsister wrote:...ahhh, but long hair on men still makes me - what do the HL girlies say? - wibble.
*Sigh*
Well, I trust the taste of the HL Girlies, so the hair remains growing.
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