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At 10/30/09 06:02 PM, Proteas wrote:

At 10/30/09 09:56 AM, Ravariel wrote: I wonder how long that question will keep popping up...

Probably until well after the it is revealed that I actually live in Seven's basement as her gimp.

How the hell did you get out and onto my computer??

At 10/31/09 11:01 AM, morefngdbs wrote:

At 10/31/09 09:31 AM, Proteas wrote: Well, I'm probably going to get some hate mail over this.

;;;
I liked Monster.
I am also a fan of 3 Days...I've always liked 'pain' , 'I hate everything about you', 'time of dying' & 'Burn' is good as well. And RIOT ..."YES, Let's Start a riot !

I looove "I hate everything about you". I bought that CD just for that song.

I hate "pain" but only because my one local raido station that doesnt play country played it like 3 times an hour. Just sick of it.

At 10/31/09 12:09 PM, Proteas wrote:

I got a letter from Dante this morning. He's fairing all right, he misses everyone on here. He was wondering how things were going, wether or not I was depositing for him (I didn't get his password, did any of you?).

He also gave me permission to give out his mailing address while he's in basic training, so if anyone wantsto write him back, hit me up through pm.

PM it to me, I'll write him. I know he's probably homesick.

At 10/31/09 07:41 PM, SkunkyFluffy wrote: Nope, last time I posted a picture was in June and I had shaved it down to a 2-guard all over.

You're pretty no matter how your hair looks.

At 10/31/09 02:59 PM, fli wrote:

But, I didn't take pictures cause I felt sooo embarrassed.

I was about to do this again today, but I think the blue grease paint I got is giving me hives. Right now it looks like acne, but my face and scalp is turning red...

yikes.

Go to the doctor if it gets worse. I wonder whats causing that?

You know, I would of gone to a gay Halloween party tonight, but ever since the big Castro one closed down, it's not worth it.

The problem with the big gay Halloween parties? Straight people discovered it.

Just an observation, nothing against the rest of you guys.......

At 10/31/09 07:41 PM, SkunkyFluffy wrote: Nope, last time I posted a picture was in June and I had shaved it down to a 2-guard all over.

I don't recall that...
But I don't always backtrack on the lounge at times.

It's an opportunity for you to go through a variety of lengths. You ought t slick it a bit and do the Demi Moore hairdo from Ghost. That was extremely cute.

I didn't go anywhere... was going to give candy, but... my mom did that, and I went to the movies.
I saw Saw-- at this point, I've lost the story.

But it's good to know you like to party out Brian, did you dress this year?

At 11/1/09 02:21 AM, fli wrote: But it's good to know you like to party out Brian, did you dress this year?

Nah, didn't do much. I'm just home, writing as usual.

Like I said, it was fun until other people ruined it. :-(

At 10/31/09 11:52 PM, SevenSeize wrote: How the hell did you get out and onto my computer??

They taught me how to re-key doorlocks at work... picking locks wasn't a stretch. :-)

At 11/1/09 02:17 AM, fli wrote: I don't recall that...
But I don't always backtrack on the lounge at times.

I remember when it happened, because she alluded to something really odd and stressfull going on in her life at that point, but I can't say I remember a picture.

It's an opportunity for you to go through a variety of lengths. You ought t slick it a bit and do the Demi Moore hairdo from Ghost. That was extremely cute.

I like the way you think. :-D

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I tried posting this on 4chan's /b/ yesterday, and it promptly disappeared in the midst off all the weekend bullshittery that was going on.

At 11/1/09 02:17 AM, fli wrote: It's an opportunity for you to go through a variety of lengths. You ought t slick it a bit and do the Demi Moore hairdo from Ghost. That was extremely cute.

My hair simply will not do that. There is no gel or spray or mousse on this planet that will make my hair stay back - I could use beeswax or glue, like I used to for my mohawk, but that wrecks your hair and I want it to grow out healthy.

I don't really have a lot of options for my hair. It's extremely thick and there's a hell of a lot of it, and it does not cooperate with styling.

At 11/1/09 02:10 PM, SkunkyFluffy wrote: My hair simply will not do that. There is no gel or spray or mousse on this planet that will make my hair stay back - I could use beeswax or glue, like I used to for my mohawk, but that wrecks your hair and I want it to grow out healthy.

You mean this? I wouldn't think it would take that much styling.

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As promised, a picture of my brother in his Halloween getup last night.

At 11/1/09 09:22 PM, Proteas wrote: You mean this? I wouldn't think it would take that much styling.

Nope, can't do the wet look either. What you see in my costume picture is pretty much all my hair will do at this length, or for the next 2-3 inches. If I put a shitload of product in it I can make it sit a little flatter, or I can spike it up, but that's it.

Even my hairstylist is baffled by how uncooperative my hair is. About the most drastic thing we've been able to do to it was use a flat iron on it when it's longer, and even then it only stays straight for about two hours. For the fancy do-da style I had at my wedding they used over thirty pins and an entire can of spray, and by the time I got back to my hotel it was noticeably returning to its normal state.

It's a trade-off. On the one hand, I have a LOT of hair, and it's extremely thick and resilient. I can dye it over and over again without any noticeable damage. It has a lot of shine and luster even when I don't bother conditioning it. A lot of people have told me how jealous they are of it. It's a nice color, and I'm fortunate enough to have a face shape that permits me to get away with almost any cut. But that comes with a price - I cannot get it to do anything it doesn't want. It won't hold a curl, won't stay straight.

To be honest, I'm okay with it.

My aunt is a hair stylist and has been doing it for some time. My hair is really thick and you can't make it do things like slick back and whatnot either, but she uses these funky thinning scissors that thin out the hair to make it less thick and easier to handle. I also have weird cowlicks that makes my hair grow a bit weird.

At 11/1/09 09:54 PM, Malachy wrote: My aunt is a hair stylist and has been doing it for some time. My hair is really thick and you can't make it do things like slick back and whatnot either, but she uses these funky thinning scissors that thin out the hair to make it less thick and easier to handle. I also have weird cowlicks that makes my hair grow a bit weird.

Yeah, Jodi does that for me as well. It's about the only way I can survive in the summer heat.

I have a whorl at the crown of my head, and the hair at the back grows out to the sides instead of straight down. It's delightful.

At 11/1/09 10:00 PM, SkunkyFluffy wrote:

At 11/1/09 09:54 PM, Malachy wrote: My aunt is a hair stylist and has been doing it for some time. My hair is really thick and you can't make it do things like slick back and whatnot either, but she uses these funky thinning scissors that thin out the hair to make it less thick and easier to handle. I also have weird cowlicks that makes my hair grow a bit weird.

Yeah, Jodi does that for me as well. It's about the only way I can survive in the summer heat.

I have a whorl at the crown of my head, and the hair at the back grows out to the sides instead of straight down. It's delightful.

I've got a little whorl in the upper right/back of my head, which if it gets too short makes a few clumps stand straight up and apparently my hair is predisposed to a mullet if left to its own devices. Don't ask me how, it apparently just grows longer int he back (or the hair is lower on my neck than normal?)

No, it happens. Sounds like you and I have similar problems - I had to go in for a haircut a few weeks ago because my hair was creeping down my neck, and I'll probably need to have the back cut at least two more times before the top and front catch up. The first time I chopped all my hair off I let it grow back in with no interference, and I wound up with this little wimpy ponytail in the back. If I didn't pull it into the wimpy ponytail, I had this wavy mullet that flared out to the sides because of how my hair grows in the back.

I don't regret shaving my head, but I wish I could skip past this stage.

At 11/1/09 10:21 PM, SkunkyFluffy wrote: I don't regret shaving my head, but I wish I could skip past this stage.

Look at it this way; at least you've got hair.

Normally when my hair gets to long to bear, I go for a 2 guard on the sides with a 4 on top, faded into the back. A few years back I went for a haircut, and I forgot the numbers... I wound up telling the lady cutting it to use a 1 and a 3. I walked out of there with a military style buzzcut in the middle of January, and ever since then the hair on top of my head has been growing back in thinner and wirery compared to what it used to be. :-(

At 11/1/09 10:21 PM, SkunkyFluffy wrote: I don't regret shaving my head, but I wish I could skip past this stage.

In highschool I always wanted long hair. Every winter or so I would attempt it, go a few months without a hair cut and ultimately wind up with a mullet. Finally I let it grow a bit, had it evened out, then grew it out some more to get something close to it. My best attempt was actually last year or so before my wedding. I let my hair grow untended for a little over a year and it was close to actually being nice long hair, all even in the back and front too after one cut after a long while of a mullet. I thought it looked alright at mod meet that summer.

At 11/1/09 02:10 PM, SkunkyFluffy wrote:

At 11/1/09 02:17 AM, fli wrote: It's an opportunity for you to go through a variety of lengths. You ought t slick it a bit and do the Demi Moore hairdo from Ghost. That was extremely cute.

My hair simply will not do that. There is no gel or spray or mousse on this planet that will make my hair stay back - I could use beeswax or glue, like I used to for my mohawk, but that wrecks your hair and I want it to grow out healthy.

I don't really have a lot of options for my hair. It's extremely thick and there's a hell of a lot of it, and it does not cooperate with styling.

Because I have "Mexican Hair"-- (meaning, it's thick and poofy--) I understand what it means when hair won't cooperate.

One tip that is very useful... sleep with a cap before styling in the morning.

It makes very very shinny hair, and hair that gets closer to the scalp.

Or you can grow it very long as I had done once a long time ago.

At 10/31/09 11:52 PM, SevenSeize wrote: Go to the doctor if it gets worse. I wonder whats causing that?

it's a little bit better right now.
I'm using a steroid cream that's wonderful for these things. this was from my previous rashes that came from my medication.

I found this webcomic a while back caled "Oglaf." Basically, it takes all the cliche's of the medevil games and the like, and pokes as much adult fun at them as possible. This weeks comic; the hero finds the Snow Queen. She invites him into her boudoir where strips off her skimpy outfit, he gets down to perform cunnilingus, and... his tounge gets stuck, ala "A Christmas Story."

This guy needs to turn it into a daily comic. Weekly isn't enough for this kind of humor, however graphic it can get.

At 11/1/09 08:20 AM, Proteas wrote: I tried posting this on 4chan's /b/ yesterday,

;;;
THat would be a great poster, for all the 'H1N1' vacination bullshit the media is whipping into a frenzy around here.
Although we have had thousands of people tested,( Nova Scotia still only has 6 confirmed cases of H1N1). sampled & tested until we've completely overwhelmed the labs...people craming emergency rooms...because they have a sniffle.

Yet the poor deluded fools who make up most of the humanity in any given area (is there any wonder why Politicians can be so damned inept, yet contiue to get re-elected) are literally lining up by the hundreds to get 'vaccinated' !

I absolutely love the Health Dept Message to stay out of 'crowds or crowded situations' as best you can...then they open limited vaccination sites that cram hundreds of people for hours into line ups...the idiocy has got me astounded !
Funny ole world we live in ...if you equate 'funny' with pathetic .

I would like an explaination for, some of those with the highest risk, are young children...so why again are we not simply going into schools & vaccinating any kid who's parents wants them too ???
I do not know,but I do know, the circle of confusion is becoming a sphere up here ;)

At 11/2/09 11:42 AM, morefngdbs wrote: THat would be a great poster, for all the 'H1N1' vacination bullshit the media is whipping into a frenzy around here.

Hm....

Anyone here want to add a little Doctor's mask to the picture?

Funny ole world we live in ...if you equate 'funny' with pathetic .

What irritates me about all this is the way they say it's "not near as dangerous as regular flu," but they keep playing the whole thing up in the media as though it were more so, calling it a pandemic and everything, making people nuts about it.

What gets me is health care workers, like nurses who out of want of TV time or a better contract will sue a state or their employer for mandatory flu vaccine requirements, that have been in their contracts since they began working there because they think the h1n1 vaccine is somehow more dangerous than the regular flue vaccine.

yet, after every story of how more people died of h1n1 the news will explain that the vaccine is the exact same as the regular flu shot, so why are people throwing fits about how much more dangerous it is? fuck, people with egg allergies shouldn't be taking the seasonal shot either!

6,845 minutes until puppytime.

At 11/2/09 06:24 PM, SkunkyFluffy wrote: 6,845 minutes until puppytime.

Someone excited?

Or incredibility anxious?

Or a combination of both plus boredom and a calculator?

I cheated by using an online countdown creator.

I am insanely stoked. I'm freaking out, but in a good way.

By the way, totally unrelated...I think I have found my Halloween costume for next year.

"Oh, man. Don't tell me I've been slaying hot girls this whole time!"

At 11/2/09 08:38 PM, SkunkyFluffy wrote: By the way, totally unrelated...I think I have found my Halloween costume for next year.

"Oh, man. Don't tell me I've been slaying hot girls this whole time!"

oh god, the belt and arm things are what I imagine will happen if Steampunk apparel shows up in hot topic

At 11/2/09 08:53 PM, Malachy wrote: oh god, the belt and arm things are what I imagine will happen if Steampunk apparel shows up in hot topic

SHHHHHHHHHHHHHSSSSH!

If you don't say it, it won't happen...........

At 11/1/09 11:22 PM, fli wrote:

At 10/31/09 11:52 PM, SevenSeize wrote: Go to the doctor if it gets worse. I wonder whats causing that?

it's a little bit better right now.
I'm using a steroid cream that's wonderful for these things. this was from my previous rashes that came from my medication.

The same thing happens to me any time I take any antibiotics. (what you were saying earlier about breaking out etc)

On the topic of hair, mine is horrible and I do nothing with it.

I wash it, and sometimes I dry it.

thats it. I never have pretty hair. I'm faaaaarrrr too lazy.

At 11/2/09 05:31 PM, Malachy wrote: What gets me is health care workers, like nurses who out of want of TV time or a better contract will sue a state or their employer for mandatory flu vaccine requirements, that have been in their contracts since they began working there because they think the h1n1 vaccine is somehow more dangerous than the regular flue vaccine.

yet, after every story of how more people died of h1n1 the news will explain that the vaccine is the exact same as the regular flu shot, so why are people throwing fits about how much more dangerous it is? fuck, people with egg allergies shouldn't be taking the seasonal shot either!

I was offered it at my last doctors appointment and said no.
Theyve also got a law being passed right now saying all school age children will be required to have it, this year, which I also hate. I wasnt planning on making my son take it.

At 11/2/09 08:38 PM, SkunkyFluffy wrote: By the way, totally unrelated...I think I have found my Halloween costume for next year.

"Oh, man. Don't tell me I've been slaying hot girls this whole time!"

hot

also puppies yay

At 11/2/09 09:21 PM, SevenSeize wrote: thats it. I never have pretty hair. I'm faaaaarrrr too lazy.

Pfft, your hair has looked pretty in every pic of you I've seen. Don't know what you're talking about.

I was offered it at my last doctors appointment and said no.
Theyve also got a law being passed right now saying all school age children will be required to have it, this year, which I also hate. I wasnt planning on making my son take it.

See, at that age, it's probably best that they do just get the flu in my opinion. They're immune systems need to get used to fighting off things naturally. Unless he's got asthma or some other underlying condition and you know to bring him to the doctor if he gets really bad, there's no big problem with him passing on the shot.

At 11/2/09 08:38 PM, SkunkyFluffy wrote: "Oh, man. Don't tell me I've been slaying hot girls this whole time!"

YOU CAN DO EET!!!

*cough*