[Cantankerous]

i had no hair. i had white fuzz.

[MellySingsDoom]

White fuzz? Awwww.

The way my hair's going, it'll be back to "silver" in a few years. I'll get a Steve Severin job on my barnet done then.

[Cantankerous]

my grandma was completely gray by the time she was 30. my dad's 40 and he's about 50% gray.

SHIT.

on the plus side it will be really easy to go blonde once i start turning gray.

[MellySingsDoom]

Thanks to my total cunt of a "stepfather", my poor mother's hair went grey very quickly during their atrocious divorce...

Dad Melly's hair has been grey since his early 40's - he used to get it dyed blonde, but he doesn't bother any more. It suits him very much, too.

[Cantankerous]

stress can turn your hair gray. it can also make you age faster in the face too.

[MellySingsDoom]

^^^I know - just look at the pics of me!

[Cantankerous]

ahha

i think it rocks when really old women got grey straight hair

[Danny Himself]

Originally Posted by al shabbray

i think it rocks when really old women got grey straight hair

works for j mascis too

 

isnt he a really old woman?

btw is that his sig-model?

[ploesj]

Originally Posted by _slavo_

oh, I don't know why, but I always though you were super-tiny and skinny.

no i'm not, i have never been and i'll never will :P i'm not fat in any way, but i don't have any ribs poking out.

too bad my size is really common here, i like second hand shopping but most of the clothes in my size are gone the second they enter the store.

[Cantankerous]

i've gained weight but i still have ribs showing. that's just how i am though. i'm tallish so i can carry weight better than short girls can.

[Savage Clone]

Emmylou Harris looks amazing with the grey.

I have it in the back and a little on the temples now; surprised it's not 100% by this point.

[_slavo_]

Originally Posted by ploesj

no i'm not, i have never been and i'll never will :P i'm not fat in any way, but i don't have any ribs poking out.

too bad my size is really common here, i like second hand shopping but most of the clothes in my size are gone the second they enter the store.

second hands rule. I used to be a heavy shopper in one those in my town back in the days. Then I'd put badges and patches everywhere and feel oh so indie. Fortunately, those days are long gone now.

i found my "indie" in clothes in unique hoodies the last days and orderd one for about 140 pounds...oh my god, but I love that thing, even if that means that I will starving the next 2 weeks. fashion over food, hahaha

[_slavo_]

140 ponuds bite my ass. what is it, the zip is made of platinum?

Originally Posted by _slavo_

140 ponuds bite my ass. what is it, the zip is made of platinum?

its made out of suit fabrics. you can choose from whatever you want for the outside, lie the classic pinstripes, tweed, whatever and the inside is a linenfabric, where you can choose from al kind of textures, like dots, flowers, and really far out stuff. then it will made for your measures, and the combination wont be done again. so you got a unique hoodie out of the best english fabrics, made to your sizes...from that point of view 140 pounds inst that much compared to other designer stuff. and I love hoodies
and you can do special things like an extra big hood, or kinda too long sleeves that the sleevething slips in and it kinda looks more suitlike. really nice

[EMMAh]

If you learn to make sweaters yourself you will save a lot of money.

but I also got no connection to those fabric guys. I dont think it would be worth learingn it by mself for just one of them. I dont buy them everyday, that is a one-time-buy. I am poor student, with a kick ass sweater, unfortunately not yet

[_slavo_]

al shabbray, when you start hanging out with P Diddy, let us know.