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Article #1017Re: Long hair causes boldness???
From: James "Kibo" Parry
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1992 04:27
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1992 04:27
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[alt.folklore.science] In article <wsbusr3.723916695@rw6.urc.tue.nl> wsbusr3@urc.tue.nl writes: > Boldness. > Don't we all hate it? > Apart from rubbing hair-oil in, combing neckhair over your shiny head, > nailing carpet on it, and referring to the braintale time&time again : > Best thing would be to hope your genes are allright and don't do > anything foolish with it. > Rumour has it amongst these would be: > > * Wearing a hat (too) often, and > * Growing it (too) long. > > At least, that's what my family wants me to believe. > Their defense: > A hat: Your hair will suffocate and finally die. > Proof: Uncles that were in the army, obscure nephews who wore them, etc etera. > Long: The hairs get heavier and gravity sort of pulls them out. > Also your hair will turn thin, as longer hair needs more nourishment > but doesn't get more. (I thought they were as dead as nails...) > > Personally, I think it's all a bunch of trick-arguments to make me > get rid off my long hair, crowned with a stainy hat :). No, it's all true. The following speech is from the film "Glen or Glenda", an incredibly scientific documentary movie made by Edward Wood, Jr., who also created "Plan 9 From Outer Space". "Men's hats are so tight they cut off the blood flow to the head, thus cutting off the growth of hair. Seven out of ten men wear hats, so the advertisements say. Seven out of ten men are bald! But what about the ladies? Yes, modern woman is a hardworking individual also. But when a modern woman's day of work is done, that which is designed for her home comfort, is comfort. Hates that give no obstruction to the blood flow. Hats that do not crush the hair. Interesting thought, isn't it?" Incidentally, the movie is about a man who decides to get a sex change after he develops a fetish for his wife's angora sweater. The movie was written and directed by Ed Wood, who also plays Glen and/or Glenda--a true cinematic legend. -- K. But why don't neckties make your hair AND beard go bald? And what about jockey shorts and pubic hair?
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Newsgroups: alt.folklore.science,alt.religion.kibology Path: arc1-ca.pugleaf.net!sparky!uunet!world!kibo From: kibo@world.std.com (James "Kibo" Parry) Subject: Re: Long hair causes boldness??? Message-ID: <BzDz1r.23M@world.std.com> Keywords: hair, long, gravitypull, boldness Organization: Two rooms filled with typography, in downtown Boston References: <wsbusr3.723916695@rw6.urc.tue.nl> Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1992 04:27:27 GMT Lines: 47