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02 Mar 17
Originally posted by apathistTwo of my friends did that and their chief complaint about it was that their bald head was cold.
My son hurt me bad, so he gives me what he wanted anyway. Shave his head, two feet of golden locks tumble to the floor. He is okay and heart-broken, really I can stop laughing.
Life is what you make of it.
Give him a wool cap.
03 Mar 17
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Originally posted by apathistIt's like "Shave for Charity month over here. Although they have changed it and made it so you can grow (a beard) or colour.
My son hurt me bad, so he gives me what he wanted anyway. Shave his head, two feet of golden locks tumble to the floor. He is okay and heart-broken, really I can stop laughing.
Life is what you make of it.
A Long haired prospective monk approached the master and bowed as he waited for the masters verdict (of whether he would be ordained)(This in front of the whole congregation of shaven headed monks)
The master had already shown a hint of favouritism towards this guy and why he did was a mystery, as the masters don't show favouritism hardly ever.
Anyway the master said" you ready to cut your hair ? " (This guy had beautiful hair down to his arse)
Without hesitation the guy bowed as if to say "Yes , your hair is my hair" (or something to that effect, it was only a bow.
The master let him keep his hair with almost audible gasps coming from the other monks.
04 Mar 17
Originally posted by karoly aczelPeople often invest much of their self-image in some physical attribute of theirs. My son agreed to lose what for him was a very important feature. His whining has been good-natured, sorta poking fun at himself. So I don't think he's a sook.
Oh. What a sook ,eh?
Beanie,for sure
He wants to make some needed positive changes in his life, and this is a symbolic kick-start. I am very fond of this young man.
04 Mar 17
Originally posted by apathistI'm impressed.
People often invest much of their self-image in some physical attribute of theirs. My son agreed to lose what for him was a very important feature. His whining has been good-natured, sorta poking fun at himself. So I don't think he's a sook.
He wants to make some needed positive changes in his life, and this is a symbolic kick-start. I am very fond of this young man.
I just needed it explained to me, was unsure what this shave was about.
Hope my kids listen to me a bit when I'm 30.. then again maybe they won't need to 🙂
04 Mar 17
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Originally posted by apathist42 but whatever.
You are still a kid, karoly? Like, under thirty. You seem wizened though.
Only reason I keep my goatee is cause it's grey and people don't think I'm just a bit slow and'or immature being the way I am.
Can't wait til I'm older than most people.
I can seemyself giving youngpeople an earful.
But I don't act 'old' if that;s what you mean. I will continue to side hurdle that fence. After all the youth are the smartest, haven't you heard?
04 Mar 17
Originally posted by Ghost of a DukeI was somewhat taken in by the Mayan calender thing.
I was 42 last year and was expecting all the answers in the universe to be mine for the taking. Am 43 now and still none the wiser.
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What a colossal lesson that was foe me.
5 years later and Trump in the white house and I'm sure hope is a limited comodidity.
There's always something cool and relieving around the corner but waiting for it is the essence of suffering