Lol please read the context...before getting angry....I'm talking about lesbians' with a hair cut....not straight people with short/long hair....I could care less what hairdo people have![]()
Wasn't angry at all.
Lol please read the context...before getting angry....I'm talking about lesbians' with a hair cut....not straight people with short/long hair....I could care less what hairdo people have![]()
Just to be perfectly clear...
When I started this thread I had no intention whatsoever of casting women with short hair in a bad light. I just had a simple theory pop into my head in regard to some of the more "butch" lesbians that I encounter during my workday. Nothing more, nothing less.
If I've offended any of the ladies here in any way - I apologize. I truly meant no harm.
one thing that had never made any sense to me is that anytime you see a lesbian couple, one will be pretty and feminine, the other will be manly looking. If they are going to be with a woman who looks and acts like a man, then why not be with a man? makes no sense
Same looking sheds, different tools.
one thing that had never made any sense to me is that anytime you see a lesbian couple, one will be pretty and feminine, the other will be manly looking. If they are going to be with a woman who looks and acts like a man, then why not be with a man? makes no sense
one thing that had never made any sense to me is that anytime you see a lesbian couple, one will be pretty and feminine, the other will be manly looking. If they are going to be with a woman who looks and acts like a man, then why not be with a man? makes no sense
In other words, you can get stuff that you like about men without all the messiness of actually dealing with a man.
I want to be Aisha Hinds when I grow up. (She's 19 years younger than I am, but who says I've grown up yet?)Bald only looks good on men and Demi Moore.
Possibly only to his waist though. Odd fact -- most people, (I think 80%, but it's been a long time since I learned the percentage, so could be wrong), who grow their hair, can't get past their waist. It simply stops growing. My stepdaughter was one of a very few that could. Her mother could not. (And when she lived with us, we had a whole new level of cleaning the drain. Ewwwwwwwwwwww!)Samson was commanded by God NEVER to cut his hair (we ain't talking shoulder length here!)
Ah, perfect! That goes right along my theory of hospital staffs being on event-horizons, so their sense of time is longer than the reality of the amount of time they quote. It was CAUSED by someone taking a camera back in time.HAHAHA I was thinking the same thing. They didn't have cameras back then--unless someone went back in a time machine and stashed a camera (against the known rules of time travel) and rebelliously took a picture and came back from the future.,causing a major flux in the time continuum...
I used to go to barbers. Not like they don't know how to cut women's hair, and it doesn't cost as much. (Also liked getting new jokes by listening to the conversation. lol)My hair is mid way down my back just now. I've let it go longer though. Here in the south I think more women wear longer hair. I cut it a bit in the summer to keep cool. Ive had it quite short though and still looked like a woman. But if you like your hair longer you should wear it that way. I think they want women in the salon all the time so they tell us we need shorter hair. I think its business more than anything.
You got, "Oops. We goofed. Apparently it ebbs and flows every year. Sometimes it's worse. Sometimes it's better, but we don't know why" from the news? What station? I like that news station.the "hole" is seasonal. it's at its biggest in September every year, and by December or January is recovered.
when scientists talk about the ozone hole increasing in size, they mean that the yearly maximum "hole" is getting bigger every year. not that it's always there.
that currently - in March - the 'hole' is gone, is well explained, well known, and entirely expected, and entirely consistent with warnings about the hole expanding because of pollution in the atmosphere.
that's why it's "not news" -- not because of a global conspiracy to hush it up.
Yes. But mostly because all the guys I see lately are in hospital-related uniforms or they're wearing sweats. lolMaybe they just like it short?
How many lesbians do you know?
Are they a representative sample of the group you wish to have an opinion about?
(If you meet two- three straight men with pink T- shirts, do you assume most straight men now wear pink?)
Cowboys in the Wild West usually wore pink. There was a time when pink was associated with boys, and blue was associated with girls. (The trivia that lays in my head. lol) Maybe they're just going back to tradition.If straight men wear pink I always look at them like: did your wife pick that for you?