Re: I am no longer me
TeaLady (Mari C.)
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> I finally got around to highlighting all of my hair.
> I went for strawberry blonde but I think I failed so I'm
> not really sure what color this is called:
> http://www.home.earthlink.net/~dogsnus/images/Strawberry%20B
> londe.jpg
> http://www.home.earthlink.net/~dogsnus/images/Highlight1.jpg
>
Definitly some red tone, but not strawberry. Looks like a
honeyed copper, sort of.
It is a cool color, tho - well done, too, from what I see.
> Paul helped me pull my hair through the cap with the hook
OUCH !
> but I think he enjoyed the pulling aspect of it a bit too
> much if you ask me.
OUCH !
> I wouldn't allow him to take a photo of
> me wearing the plastic cap so maybe that's why.
> Anyway I figure with this and my new pair of Grouch Marx
> glasses complete with the bushy eyebrows and the big nose I
> can easily pass for someone else besides me.
> The question is: who?
The youngest Marx sister ?
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> I finally got around to highlighting all of my hair.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Kontext-Away notes that most people simply highlight their hair.
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Paula
>I finally got around to highlighting all of my hair.
>I went for strawberry blonde but I think I failed so I'm not
>really sure what color this is called:
>http://www.home.earthlink.net/~dogsnus/images/Strawberry%20Blonde.jpg
>http://www.home.earthlink.net/~dogsnus/images/Highlight1.jpg
I have no idea what to call it, but I think it looks purty.
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Mark Edwards
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>I finally got around to highlighting all of my hair.
>I went for strawberry blonde but I think I failed
Well duh - highlighted hair should be neon yellow, pastel blue,
pastel green or glow-in-the-dark pink. But whatever color you ended up
with looks purty, whatever you call it.
Mark Edwards
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David DeLaney
>I finally got around to highlighting all of my hair.
>really sure what color this is called:
>http://www.home.earthlink.net/~dogsnus/images/Strawberry%20Blonde.jpg
...Toasty gold?
>http://www.home.earthlink.net/~dogsnus/images/Highlight1.jpg
Yes, I think "toasty gold" wins out over "amber waves of brane".
>Anyway I figure with this and my new pair of Grouch Marx glasses
>complete with the bushy eyebrows and the big nose I can easily pass for
>someone else besides me.
>The question is: who?
You must acquire one (1) lantern and spend a month or so checking everyone
in your neighborhood for do-I-look-like-you?-ness now, you know.
Dave
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>complete with the bushy eyebrows and the big nose I can easily pass for
>someone else besides me.
>The question is: who?
You know, Kibo hasn't posted about shaving his head in a long time now.
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Darla Vladschyk
>_Obviously_ youse two have NOT been paying attention to EACH and EVERY
>WORD I WRITE! If you HAD then you would have KNOWN that I did
>just a FEW strands about a YEAR AGO first to see if I liked it
>and only NOW got around to doing the REST of my hairs!
Whoa. That's not was *I* was picturing at all. I figgered you
decided you like the stuff on yer haid and decided to add pits 'n'
pubes.
Hey. It could happen.
-=D=-
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>Terri <Te...@micron.net> wrote:
>>_Obviously_ youse two have NOT been paying attention to EACH and EVERY
>>WORD I WRITE! If you HAD then you would have KNOWN that I did
>>just a FEW strands about a YEAR AGO first to see if I liked it
>>and only NOW got around to doing the REST of my hairs!
>
>Whoa. That's not was *I* was picturing at all. I figgered you
>decided you like the stuff on yer haid and decided to add pits 'n' pubes.
See? See? And Darla's an all-100%-real WOman! It's _not_ just us!
>Hey. It could happen.
Dave "hot hot hairdresser-tinting p0rn" DeLaney
David DeLaney
>On 10 Sep 2006 02:58:53 GMT, Terri wrote:
>>complete with the bushy eyebrows and the big nose I can easily pass for
>>someone else besides me.
>>The question is: who?
>
Alas, IFYPFY.
Dave
Matthew L. Martin
> Darla Vladschyk <Darl...@Gmail.com> wrote in
> news:pch8g2tj4gg0omka4...@4ax.com:
>
>> Whoa. That's not was *I* was picturing at all. I figgered you
>> decided you like the stuff on yer haid and decided to add pits 'n'
>> pubes.
> than highlighting. Highlighting refers to only dyeing *some* of
> your hair-not all of 'em. That's why you pull a few strands of it
> from each hole in the cap. The cap is to protect the hair you
> don't want dyed.
>> Hey. It could happen.
> That could take about 5 more years to work up to.
> I started shaving my armpits before I started shaving
> my legs and just realized I have not seen my armpit hair
> in so long I have no idea what color it is either.
> If I were French this wouldn't be a mystery.
> Which reminds me...how many guys here have gray hairs
> in their armpits now? And how many dye them so's they're not?
>
I've known men who dyed their grey chest hair. I'm not one of them. I
don't have a comb over, either.
Matthew (rather look bald than stupid)
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> I finally got around to highlighting all of my hair.
> I went for strawberry blonde but I think I failed so I'm not
> really sure what color this is called:
> http://www.home.earthlink.net/~dogsnus/images/Strawberry%20Blonde.jpg
> http://www.home.earthlink.net/~dogsnus/images/Highlight1.jpg
>
Nice!
It's now the perfect colour for twirling...
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Terri
news:12g91lk...@corp.supernews.com:
> Terri wrote:
>> Which reminds me...how many guys here have gray hairs
>> in their armpits now? And how many dye them so's they're not?
>>
>
> I've known men who dyed their grey chest hair. I'm not one of them.
I had no idea some guys did that.
I
> don't have a comb over, either.
>
> Matthew (rather look bald than stupid)
>
I was trying to think of the female equivalent of a comb over
and I think it's got to be when a woman dyes her hair jet black
to try and look young again. It never works, it's awful looking
and only calls attention to the skin that has also aged. Very
few people have truly black hair and even if one did at a young
age it's a mistake to try to go back by going darker. For some
reason the same women who do this also decide to grow
their hair really long too.
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>Alas, IFYPFY.
No, that was supposed to go without saying, and stop calling me a lass.
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Darla Vladschyk
DeLaney) wrote:
>... Darla's an all-100%-real WOman! ...
OMG I am blushing with excitement and alarm.
Darla Vladschyk
>I was trying to think of the female equivalent of a comb over
>and I think it's got to be when a woman dyes her hair jet black
>to try and look young again. It never works, it's awful looking
>and only calls attention to the skin that has also aged. Very
>few people have truly black hair and even if one did at a young
>age it's a mistake to try to go back by going darker. For some
>reason the same women who do this also decide to grow
>their hair really long too.
Why do you hate Britney Spears??
David DeLaney
>d...@gatekeeper.vic.com (David DeLaney) wrote:
>>... Darla's an all-100%-real WOman! ...
>
>OMG I am blushing with excitement and alarm.
It doesn't sound as good if I phrase it like "I'd be able to detect any
little particles of Manly Man in her, and there ain't any (that are her,
anyway)!"...
Dave "___BLANK___dar" DeLaney
David DeLaney
>On Sun, 10 Sep 2006 17:05:39 -0400, David DeLaney wrote:
>>Alas, IFYPFY.
>
>No, that was supposed to go without saying, and stop calling me a lass.
I tried not saying it, but it didn't go anywhere. I don't deserve the
dodecahedron, I guess.
Dave "Truly Scrumptious" DeLaney
David DeLaney
>Which reminds me...how many guys here have gray hairs
>in their armpits now? And how many dye them so's they're not?
No fair mindcontrolling all the other guys so they assume that particular
position, Terri! (Some of them have wives they now have to explain it to!)
Dave
David DeLaney
>Why do you hate Britney Spears??
Why not, darlin'?
Dave "like I have anything bitter to do" DeLaney
Eb Oesch
> Anyway I figure with this and my new pair of Grouch Marx glasses
> someone else besides me.
Until you admit to yourself that the "old you" was a pitiful weak
creature whose like deserve to be crushed and consumed by the
thrusting new being you have become, you haven't really changed.
Terri
news:pan.2006.09.11....@hotmail.com:
That's the first of the 12 steps, isn't it? I always have trouble
with that one. What are the other 11 again?
Shelly
>I was trying to think of the female equivalent of a comb over
>and I think it's got to be when a woman dyes her hair jet black
>to try and look young again. It never works, it's awful looking
>and only calls attention to the skin that has also aged. Very
>few people have truly black hair and even if one did at a young
>age it's a mistake to try to go back by going darker. For some
>reason the same women who do this also decide to grow
>their hair really long too.
Oh my. We have one of those where I work. Only, her hair is
fluorescent orange and her skin is a matching shade of fake-n-bake tan.
It's quite an alarming combination.
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Otto Bahn
> Which reminds me...how many guys here have gray hairs
> in their armpits now? And how many dye them so's they're not?
This woman not play fair.
--oTTo--
Otto Bahn
>>... Darla's an all-100%-real WOman! ...
>
> OMG I am blushing with excitement and alarm.
Is there any other way to blush?!
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Otto Bahn
>> On Sun, 10 Sep 2006 02:58:53 +0000, Terri wrote:
>>> Anyway I figure with this and my new pair of Grouch Marx glasses
>>> complete with the bushy eyebrows and the big nose I can easily pass for
>>> someone else besides me.
>>
>> Until you admit to yourself that the "old you" was a pitiful weak
>> creature whose like deserve to be crushed and consumed by the
>> thrusting new being you have become, you haven't really changed.
>>
> That's the first of the 12 steps, isn't it? I always have trouble
> with that one. What are the other 11 again?
Nine of them cannot be shown until after prime time.
Two of them cannot be shown at all. You only know
them when you're in it.
Now excuse me while I point the death ray at one Mr.
Paul McCartney.
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Kevin S. Wilson
<No...@bestweb.net> wrote:
>On Sun, 10 Sep 2006 17:05:39 -0400, David DeLaney wrote:
>>Alas, IFYPFY.
>
>No, that was supposed to go without saying, and stop calling me a lass.
>
He wasn't calling you a lass, Al.
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Otto Bahn
>>>Alas, IFYPFY.
>>
>>No, that was supposed to go without saying, and stop calling me a lass.
>>
> He wasn't calling you a lass, Al.
Married with children?
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Matthew L. Martin
> Glenn Knickerbocker <No...@bestweb.net> wrote:
>> On Sun, 10 Sep 2006 17:05:39 -0400, David DeLaney wrote:
>>> Alas, IFYPFY.
>> No, that was supposed to go without saying, and stop calling me a lass.
>
> I tried not saying it, but it didn't go anywhere. I don't deserve the
> dodecahedron, I guess.
>
> Dave "Truly Scrumptious" DeLaney
"Chitty Chitty, Bang Bang" to you, too.
Matthew
TeaLady (Mari C.)
news:igtag256niii30b95...@4ax.com:
> On 11 Sep 2006 02:11:51 GMT, Terri <Te...@micron.net>
> wrote:
>
>>I was trying to think of the female equivalent of a comb
>>over and I think it's got to be when a woman dyes her hair
>>jet black to try and look young again. It never works, it's
>>awful looking and only calls attention to the skin that has
>>also aged. Very few people have truly black hair and even
>>if one did at a young age it's a mistake to try to go back
>>by going darker. For some reason the same women who do this
>>also decide to grow their hair really long too.
>
> Oh my. We have one of those where I work. Only, her hair
> is fluorescent orange and her skin is a matching shade of
> fake-n-bake tan. It's quite an alarming combination.
>
Eeeek ! Maybe she spilled the hair dye on her face.
A young thing at a lo cal beauty supply place (I have yet to
emerge beautiful, no matter when I shop there, the supply of
beauty must be pitifully low) suggested that I purchase and
use an alarmingly dark, reddish-purple hair dye, telling me
that the faded red/auburn color my had reverted to was too
"yellow" for me. I bought the stuff, and thought about it,
and have decided to give it to a friend of mine, who has
naturally black hair and wants to pep it up a little.
I later purchased a warm auburn color that appears to match my
roots better and used it. Looks ok, and the roots aren't
standing out like ganache drizzled on an angel cake, so I
think I will leave my hair be for awhile. Except for a trim,
which I shall be getting tomorrow.
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Otto Bahn
>>>> Alas, IFYPFY.
>>> No, that was supposed to go without saying, and stop calling me a lass.
>>
>> I tried not saying it, but it didn't go anywhere. I don't deserve the
>> dodecahedron, I guess.
>>
>> Dave "Truly Scrumptious" DeLaney
>
>
> "Chitty Chitty, Bang Bang" to you, too.
I smell children.
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Wiblur the Once
> Oh my. We have one of those where I work. Only, her hair is
> fluorescent orange and her skin is a matching shade of fake-n-bake tan.
> It's quite an alarming combination.
>
I had a neighbor in the early 1960's, who used to attempt to die her hair
red. Mind you, this was before decent hair die had evolved from the
premordial goo, so it usually came out purplish. This was way before purple
hair was cool. Also, a purple beehive hairdoo only belongs on a member of
the B52's.
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