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  • #11
    Originally posted by anileve
    Do you always wash your hair when you take a shower? You know that sort of a habit can result in an early hair loss? Personally I prefer to wash my hair very rarely, I like the feel of oil when I run my fingers through my hair. Plus it can be rather expensive if you get a blow dry.
    I used to wash it every other day but my hair has gotten pretty long and I feel icky if I don't wash it. Plus I like that nice cool, moist feeling when my freshly washed hair hits the pillow. Unless it's winter...then I'm just asking for pneumonia.

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    • #12
      Originally posted by anileve
      According to the test, all of that should end after seeing him apply the sponge to his privates.
      LOL That is a stupid place to start anyway. Something must be wrong with him.

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      • #13
        Originally posted by sSsflamesSs
        What say you and dusken get together eh?
        Poopyhead!

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        • #14
          Originally posted by patlajan
          LOL That is a stupid place to start anyway. Something must be wrong with him.
          Unless he's well-endowed.... In that case that should be the first place one should start with, since it is a very treasured possession, which you must treat with special care. I think I would get along with that kind, screw the test.

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          • #15
            Originally posted by Aphrodit3
            I used to wash it every other day but my hair has gotten pretty long and I feel icky if I don't wash it. Plus I like that nice cool, moist feeling when my freshly washed hair hits the pillow. Unless it's winter...then I'm just asking for pneumonia.
            You're a weirdo, I hate that feeling! Nothing is worse than sleeping in a wet web of hair strands, while your pillow is getting drenched and resembles the puddles out of the Singin' in the Rain movie. Later your hair gets dry and your scalp flaky and when you comb your hair it creates that squeaky sound. Change your habits, dammit!

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            • #16
              Originally posted by anileve
              You're a weirdo, I hate that feeling! Nothing is worse than sleeping in a wet web of hair strands, while your pillow is getting drenched and resembles the puddles out of the Singin' in the Rain movie. Later your hair gets dry and your scalp flaky and when you comb your hair it creates that squeaky sound. Change your habits, dammit!
              My hair is still semi-wet in the morning when I've washed it at night. Perhaps I have too much hair.

              And I agree - I cannot stand the feeling of wet hair when I'm trying to sleep, which is why I leave my showers for the morning.
              Last edited by sSsflamesSs; 05-21-2004, 01:16 PM.

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              • #17
                Originally posted by sSsflamesSs
                And I agree - I cannot stand the feeling of wet hair when I'm trying to sleep, which is why I leave my showers for the morning.
                Of course you agree! I know what I'm talkin' 'bout! Well how about if you are sooo dirty from your daily activities, do you still leave the shower for the morning? I prefer to go to bed nice and clean, and if hair needs to be washed I take a trip to a salon, where someone washes it for me. I am one spoiled brat! I don't understand how people can go to bed sweaty and smelly, especially with men, who produce a strong foot odor.

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                • #18
                  I do head first.

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                  • #19
                    Originally posted by dstyle
                    I do head first.
                    A head was not an option. Read your choices carefully, otherwise it doesn't generate results.

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                    • #20
                      Originally posted by anileve
                      Of course you agree! I know what I'm talkin' 'bout! Well how about if you are sooo dirty from your daily activities, do you still leave the shower for the morning? I prefer to go to bed nice and clean, and if hair needs to be washed I take a trip to a salon, where someone washes it for me. I am one spoiled brat! I don't understand how people can go to bed sweaty and smelly, especially with men, who produce a strong foot odor.
                      You must have some very evolved sweat glands.

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