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In March 1971 I got the worst haircut I had ever received in my life. Not wanting to get shot, I didn't complain to the barber (I never complain about anything to anyone who is holding a sharp object), but I also did not get another haircut until August 11, 1973, a day that will in infamy forever.

I don't like haircuts.

wintergreen48 wrote:In March 1971 I got the worst haircut I had ever received in my life. Not wanting to get shot, I didn't complain to the barber (I never complain about anything to anyone who is holding a sharp object), but I also did not get another haircut until August 11, 1973, a day that will in infamy forever.

I don't like haircuts.

I would very much like to see a snapshot of the youthful wintergreen-of-the-long-hair.

silvercamaro wrote:

wintergreen48 wrote:In March 1971 I got the worst haircut I had ever received in my life. Not wanting to get shot, I didn't complain to the barber (I never complain about anything to anyone who is holding a sharp object), but I also did not get another haircut until August 11, 1973, a day that will in infamy forever.

I don't like haircuts.

I would very much like to see a snapshot of the youthful wintergreen-of-the-long-hair.

My mother (who is, I think, one of your mom's sisters) always claimed to be very upset about my flowing locks, but that's just because my hair was much nicer than hers. Durer did a self-portrait in which his hair pretty much looks like my hair looked at that time.

I have gotten bad hair cuts and bad dye jobs - my hair was orange once.

I just figure it's like the weather in the Mid-West - don't like it? Wait a few weeks and it will be better.

I had a free haircut and color that I won in a charity event.

They dyed my hair purple. You couldn't tell in the salon it was purple but you sure could tell in bright light.

I could have shot someone.

I was clerking at a very conservative law firm at the time, a place where purple hair was not an asset.

Fortunately, it was semi-permanent, so I was able to wash it a bunch to get some of the color out. Then I wore my hair in tight braids for the rest of the summer so the color wasn't as obvious--it showed up more at the ends.

It was the last time I have ever dyed my hair. The grays are starting to catch up and I am dreading the inevitable day when I'm going to do the color thing to cover them over. My hair is just more shinier now than it ever was when I was dying it.

Bixby17 wrote:
The grays are starting to catch up and I am dreading the inevitable day when I'm going to do the color thing to cover them over.

Your hair is not getting gray! It's gradually acquiring platinum highlights. Trust me on this.

Men get gray. Women get blonder.

The grays are starting to catch up and I am dreading the inevitable day when I'm going to do the color thing to cover them over.

Your hair is not getting gray! It's gradually acquiring platinum highlights. Trust me on this.

Men get gray. Women get blonder.

She's absolutely right -- lots of women pay good money to get their hair highlighted. Mine was done for free by Mother Nature & Father Time!