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Listen Up, Ladies: Long, Lush Locks Lure Lovers
Reuters ^
| June 27, 2003
| E. J. Mundell
Posted on 06/28/2003 3:18:42 PM PDT by demlosers
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To: SGCOS
Who's that? (I'm serious--I don't have a TV.)
To: Age of Reason
Why waste time washing and drying hairwhen you can use that time to further your career?
Who wants a career?
Sorry, there's no versatility with short hair. And it's way too much work. And, yes, from time to time I do sleep on it wet.
To: A_perfect_lady
I realize that they are gone now, but again, food can cure that malady. According to Google, those puppies are the real thing. She even breast fed her child with them. As for you, I'm a short, bald ex-fighter jock. I expect no commitments. Just drop off the food and take the house. LOL!
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posted on
06/28/2003 4:22:37 PM PDT
by
Pukin Dog
(Sans Reproache)
To: sinkspur
So, should a feller swaller one penny a day, or two?If you have a cold, take two since pennies are virtually all zinc.
To: SGCOS
that's uncalled for! barf
65
posted on
06/28/2003 4:26:59 PM PDT
by
putupon
(rude, crude, and socially unacceptable)
To: Age of Reason
Are you a guy or a girl? I've never heard that short hair is easier. I grew my hair back out years ago....because I didn't have the time to maintain a shorter styled cut and style. I'm also very non-traditional.
My grandmothers generation and my father in laws generation are ripe with traditional women, in their 70's and 80's with short hair. Just go to any beauty shop that caters to them....they all have short hair.
Sorry, I don't think you can generalize this.
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posted on
06/28/2003 4:27:56 PM PDT
by
Katya
To: demlosers
That's one heck of an alliteration.
To: demlosers
68
posted on
06/28/2003 4:31:43 PM PDT
by
SGCOS
To: Monkey Face
Ohhhyah, jellybean! Mel Gibson looks good in locks (Braveheart) semi-locks (The Patriot) and no locks (everything else.) He even looks good in the mullet of Lethal Weapon! (Sigh...) (Drooling on the keyboard, here...)My thoughts exactly! In certain cases, hair length doesn't matter at all!
69
posted on
06/28/2003 4:33:30 PM PDT
by
savagesusie
(Ann Coulter rules!)
To: savagesusie
Yessim! I'll watch Mel in ANYthing, and I could care less about his hair length! But give me a shot of his backside, and well...
70
posted on
06/28/2003 4:37:22 PM PDT
by
Monkey Face
(Eat a bullfrog every morning and nothing worse can happen the rest of the day.)
To: JoeSixPack1
Hands off, you slob.
She's mine Mine MINE!!
<|:P~ <|:)~
71
posted on
06/28/2003 4:41:10 PM PDT
by
martin_fierro
(A v v n c v l v s M a x i m v s)
To: sinkspur
So, should a feller swaller one penny a day, or two?NO!
Most modern pennies have a zinc core which is very toxic when swollowed.
72
posted on
06/28/2003 4:44:19 PM PDT
by
reg45
To: demlosers
My attention is always caught by dark-haired women with freckles ... 32 years later, looking at my wife still takes my breath away.
To: AngrySpud
Funny, my husband has the same reaction to me...it's usually preceded by a right hook to the stomach. ;o)
Just kidding.....
To: Desdemona
As one who was pursuaded to cut her locks a little shorter (currently working on growing it back), I can attest that short hair is way too much work. It actually has to be styled every day. Long hair - brush it and put it up and it lasts all day.
You said it, Des. Long hair, while it does take longer to rinse after shampooing is MUCH easier to deal with. Towel dry it, comb it through & let it be. Short hair? Spend ½ hour blowdrying it, kill some ozone with hairspray, and go back to the salon every 3 weeks to have it reshaped.
I'll take the long hair every time.
Regards,
PS: This study is a no-brainer. I've never known a man who REALLY preferred short hair to long (on a woman).
To: Monkey Face
Monkey...
You might want to pick up a Mason-Pearson hairbrush. They are expensive, but BOY are they worth it for long hair.
The brushes are kind of hard to find in the normal marketplace, but a high-end beauty supply company might have them, and I know they have a website from which you can order directly.
I've had mine for more than 30 years, and it is still in great shape.
Regards,
To: Monkey Face
"I didn't know ANYone knew about boar bristles but me! ;-" AHEM! "I" know from boar bristles--believe me. Any lady brunette warthog that wants to rub up against my bristles is welcome.
To: VermiciousKnid
I haven't had access to a boar bristle brush since I was 20 (no tellin'!) so I thank you for the info! I will definitely check it out. And, most likely, I'll succumb to the boar...I hope they have the brushes with wooden handles...:-)
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posted on
06/28/2003 5:10:22 PM PDT
by
Monkey Face
(Eat a bullfrog every morning and nothing worse can happen the rest of the day.)
To: Age of Reason
>>But stupid she's not.
I'm sure she's laughs her way to the bank.
<<
Hmmm.. I guess I was thinking shrewd was not part of stupid (look at her decisions about having kids, naming them, her lifestyle, etc.). I depsise everything about her, but I MUST give her credit for creating a celebrity from whole cloth. She's like a mega-Angelyne -- famous for being famous.
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posted on
06/28/2003 5:18:24 PM PDT
by
freedumb2003
(Peace through Strength)
To: Monkey Face
Monkey,
Mason-Pearson does not have wooden-handled brushes. But it doesn't matter...they are without a doubt the finest boar bristle brushes around -- especially for long hair.
Here is their website:
http://masonpearson.com/ Regards,
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