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richard
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response 32 of 58:
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Feb 15 15:40 UTC 2006 |
re #1 anne, how can a new hairstylist earn your "trust" to cut your hair if
you don't give them a chance? are you so vain that you won't let anybody in
your new home town touch your hair? I mean it IS only hair after all and it
grows back ya know :)
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edina
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response 33 of 58:
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Feb 15 15:53 UTC 2006 |
Jesus Christ Richard - just profess the unrequited love and be done with it.
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twenex
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response 34 of 58:
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Feb 15 15:56 UTC 2006 |
Jesus Christ is Richard?!
Jesus.
Christ.
Richard.
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fudge
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response 35 of 58:
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Feb 15 16:01 UTC 2006 |
I thought I'd already explained that to you Jeff... ;)
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edina
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response 36 of 58:
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Feb 15 16:02 UTC 2006 |
re 34 It would explain so much, wouldn't it?
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jadecat
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response 37 of 58:
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Feb 15 17:27 UTC 2006 |
resp:32 Yes, I am that vain about my hair. When I was a kid I wouldn't
even let my sister play with it- though I would play with hers for hours.
Part of the trust issue comes from the fact that of the Dr, Dentist and
Stylist I've been to in my town- none of them have been competent. Sad
huh? Well, the stylist did reasonably well with the trim- though she
couldn't remember something we'd spoken about five minutes later and
repeated the same questions. This does not bode well for her remembering
the details of a potentially complicated cut.
Besides, my hair is almost to the middle of my back- any screw up would
take quite some time to fix.
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tod
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response 38 of 58:
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Feb 15 17:40 UTC 2006 |
In Romania, the barbershops are hardcore. The women come at you in these long
lab coats, fishnets, and stilletto heels. They start off with a scalp
massage. That beats any old Italian barber that I grew up patronizing.
Haircut is the same price though...$3
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happyboy
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response 39 of 58:
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Feb 15 17:45 UTC 2006 |
r36: are you saying that jesus christ has aspberger's syndrome?
THATS NOT VERY NISE BLASTFEEMUR.
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tod
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response 40 of 58:
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Feb 15 17:56 UTC 2006 |
Jesus on accordion would sell double platinum!
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happyboy
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response 41 of 58:
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Feb 15 17:57 UTC 2006 |
fuckin a dude. with paul and the womanhaters band backing?
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tod
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response 42 of 58:
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Feb 15 18:25 UTC 2006 |
TGWDGH
(12 guys who don't go home)
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keesan
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response 43 of 58:
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Feb 16 00:34 UTC 2006 |
I paid 20 cents for a trim in Sofia, and got the worst haircut in my life.
They may have spent 5 minutes on me. I only knew how to say 'shorter'.
This is one case where a tipping system might have helped.
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janc
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response 44 of 58:
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Feb 16 14:26 UTC 2006 |
I too like my barbershops old fashioned. Up through college I aways got
my hair cut at the barbershop that was on the 13th floor of the
University of Michigan Hospital. This was a little one-chair place run
by "Hap" Siebert. "Hap" was short for "Happy". He was like 90 years
old and hadn't missed a UofM football game since he was 18 or something
like that. Part of his job was go around an give hair cuts to patients
in their beds, but he also did haircuts for many hospital staff and
patients. His official prices hadn't been raised in a couple decades,
so you had to tip like 100%. He died about 25 years ago, the building
he worked on top of no longer exists, and I don't know if the hospital
even has a barber any more.
After that I visited the church street barber shop for many years. I
got my hair cut by the same guy there for 20 years, but since I was such
an infrequent visitor, I'm not sure he ever remembered me from time to
time. That shop never changed in a bit in all those years. A few years
ago it started being closed whenever I went by. Don't know what
happened.
I tried the barbershop on Maple Road near Liberty a few times. Kind of
a strange place. All the conversation was about hunting, fishing, and
hog jowls. Not really my subjects.
I've settled in a bit at the shop on Stadium (about across from Big
Georges). I like the folks and the cuts, and the barber this time
actually remembered me from the previous visit. Amazing.
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scott
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response 45 of 58:
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Feb 17 00:48 UTC 2006 |
Generally my hair is buzzed pretty short, in the summer I get that done maybe
every 2-4 weeks. Winter comes and I stop getting it cut, and start to look
like a horse in winter with the uneven shaggy hair. By late January I get
it buzzed down again, just to start over until the first hot day in spring.
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keesan
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response 46 of 58:
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Feb 17 01:20 UTC 2006 |
Scott, Emilio at Kiwanis said to say hello.
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mary
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response 47 of 58:
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Feb 17 11:22 UTC 2006 |
I'm offered wine with my haircut. It almost makes it worth what
they charge. ;-)
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klg
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response 48 of 58:
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Feb 17 11:51 UTC 2006 |
"Barber'schair-donne?)
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denisea
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response 49 of 58:
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Feb 19 00:22 UTC 2006 |
I go whenever the top gets too long [which really isn't very long since I'm
keeping it short these days]. I'll have to find a new place when I move or
see if I can find the lady that used to do my hair in MI.
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slynne
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response 50 of 58:
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Feb 23 19:02 UTC 2006 |
I get my hair cut pretty infrequently. I havent ever found a stylist
that I love here in Michigan. Sometimes I cut it myself and it looks
ok. I did just get my haircut earlier this week after not having a
haircut for a couple of years. It looks pretty good too. I would go
back but this stylist is in California. Oh well. :)
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twenex
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response 51 of 58:
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Feb 23 19:11 UTC 2006 |
I used to get ny hair cut fairly infrequently, and change it every time. Since
I started losing it, I get it cut every time i think it starts looking like
I'm trying to hide my bald patch, so about eery month or so.
I live with my parents and one of them cuts my hair. Moving out will (not
"would") be traumatic in that respect, as the only place in town i've found
does a decent job charges $20 for a buzzcut, which I find rather excessive.
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slynne
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response 52 of 58:
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Feb 23 19:36 UTC 2006 |
dont worry twenex, there is this thing that happens sometimes when kids
move out of their parents house that still allows them to see their
folks once in a while and maybe get a haircut. It is called a "visit"
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twenex
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response 53 of 58:
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Feb 23 19:37 UTC 2006 |
Hahah! :-)
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nharmon
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response 54 of 58:
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Feb 23 19:43 UTC 2006 |
Yeah, and you can even bum meals off on the parents too after the "move
out".
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marcvh
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response 55 of 58:
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Feb 23 19:51 UTC 2006 |
Also you can bring back dirty laundry. But bringing dirty dishes home
to wash at your parents' house, by contrast, is considered inappropriate.
Go figure.
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tod
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response 56 of 58:
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Feb 23 20:48 UTC 2006 |
I like to get haircuts from beautiful barbers.
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