One week left of Mustache March. I dyed my mustache today so that it would match the rest of my hair. It always grows in multi-colored (brown mixed with blond) for some reason.
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy marshmallows, which are kinda the same thing.
Hey Hagrid. I saved Buckbeak when you were gone. I could have saved my parents but I still chose Buckbeak. For you.
Summer is miles and miles away, and no one would ask me to stay. And I, should contemplate this change... to ease the pain. And I, should step out of the rain... turn away.
I'm on the right. That was about eight miles into the ride on Saturday. Oh, how happy I looked then.
Also, that poor sucker on the left convinced himself at the last minute to bump up from the 45 mile ride to the 65 mile ride and then did it on a mountain bike. He wasn't having an incredibly good time. I didn't have the heart to tell him that he started the ride an hour early (he accidentally started with the 100-mile riders at 0630 instead of with the 65-mile riders at 0730).
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy marshmallows, which are kinda the same thing.
Impressive that you went 80ish miles (since you got pulled off the course early, right?) on a commuter bike. I'd want all the tire skinnyness I could muster. And a comfy seat (or some sweet chamois).
Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable. - JFK
Yeah, it's a Trek 7.2 FX. It's great for commuting and 40-50 mile weekend rides, but I discovered after 50 miles or so that I really wish I had a decent road bicycle instead. I guess I should start saving up for one.
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy marshmallows, which are kinda the same thing.
I don't know. Whilst not quite a uniform, the sixth form still has a strict dress code and uniform ties so it's in keeping with that. Still, I care more about the fact that I just about get away with my hair (which you can't quite see in this photo); that takes a lot longer to grow back.
Gear wrote:I'm not sure if it would be possible to constantly eat enough chocolate to maintain raptor toxicity without killing oneself.
eSOANEM wrote:I don't know. Whilst not quite a uniform, the sixth form still has a strict dress code and uniform ties so it's in keeping with that. Still, I care more about the fact that I just about get away with my hair (which you can't quite see in this photo); that takes a lot longer to grow back.
I've had the same problems with school before. It's none of their business in my opinion.
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Yeah, philosophically I can see that, but it's a vaguely self-consistent thing to do with "the school's image", I've got more important things to worry about and, most importantly, I've only got three more weeks before we break up for exams after which I very much doubt they'd bother asking me to shave/get my hair cut (perhaps I should post this in the awesome thread instead).
Gear wrote:I'm not sure if it would be possible to constantly eat enough chocolate to maintain raptor toxicity without killing oneself.
eSOANEM wrote:Yeah, philosophically I can see that, but it's a vaguely self-consistent thing to do with "the school's image", I've got more important things to worry about and, most importantly, I've only got three more weeks before we break up for exams after which I very much doubt they'd bother asking me to shave/get my hair cut (perhaps I should post this in the awesome thread instead).
I hate those sorts of things. My colleagues sometimes make jokes about my hair and tell me to get a hair cut, then my boss likes to remind them he looked like me when he was younger, but had to cut it when he started balding. And that they're just jealous of my beard
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You've probably heard it before, but you look like Simon Pegg. And an hour and a half? Jeez, must be some problem...
xpost from the tie thread, dunno if I already posted this;
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-I know this: if life is illusion, then I am no less an illusion, and being thus, the illusion is real to me. I live, I burn with life, I love, I slay, and am content. -We can't go back. But I suppose we can go wherever we please.
So, I decided to take a haircut today. I offer the provided pictures to show why if everyone followed my haircut methodology, hairdressers would probably be out of a job.
Namely, I let it grow until it starts getting in my eyes and irritating me (takes about six months), then take my REVENGE and shave it all off, then repeat the cycle.
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Before: After:
existential_elevator wrote:It's like a jigsaw puzzle of Hitler pissing on Mother Theresa. No individual piece is offensive, but together...
If you think hot women have it easy because everyone wants to have sex at them, you're both wrong and also the reason you're wrong.
I have this idea too! Except the cutting of mine will wait until it is long enough to donate. And I was only going to cut it to 1 inch, but considering how fast it grows why not have a shaved head for a week?
I want to get to a place where I am neither conforming nor rebelling but simply being.
DaBigCheez, this probably sounds slightly creepy, but
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You look super-hot post-haircut Not sure why exactly it seems so different, perhaps you have a very shapely head... or perhaps it's just the loss of the black hair-cutting cape?!
Also, I fully wanna shave my head one day, but I'm not brave enough... I hate that awkward length when it's longer but still too short to tie back and I don't know what to do with it, and I have an irrational fear that it might grow back grey. Or a brownish colour that I don't like so much.
Plasmic-Turtle wrote:DaBigCheez, this probably sounds slightly creepy, but
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You look super-hot post-haircut Not sure why exactly it seems so different, perhaps you have a very shapely head... or perhaps it's just the loss of the black hair-cutting cape?!
Perhaps it's because he looks old enough in the second picture that it's a lot less creepy to think that. No offense DaBigCheez but you look pretty young in the first picture.
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Plasmic-Turtle wrote:DaBigCheez, this probably sounds slightly creepy, but
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You look super-hot post-haircut Not sure why exactly it seems so different, perhaps you have a very shapely head... or perhaps it's just the loss of the black hair-cutting cape?!
Perhaps it's because he looks old enough in the second picture that it's a lot less creepy to think that. No offense DaBigCheez but you look pretty young in the first picture.
None taken, and thanks P-T
existential_elevator wrote:It's like a jigsaw puzzle of Hitler pissing on Mother Theresa. No individual piece is offensive, but together...
If you think hot women have it easy because everyone wants to have sex at them, you're both wrong and also the reason you're wrong.
DaBigCheez wrote:I let it grow until it starts getting in my eyes and irritating me (takes about six months), then take my REVENGE and shave it all off, then repeat the cycle.
I shaved my hair six months ago and regretted it so much. I hated having short hair and I'll be growing my hair for as long as possibly now, but I do quite enjoy what I've got at the moment:
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A week or so after shaving it all off (about six and a half months ago):
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About a month ago:
(Facial hair has come and gone several times between the first picture and today)
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This was last Christmas, but it's one of my favourite pictures of me. Sadly, I have no idea where the headband is now.
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