Oh do we all have tails of the hairdresser that just didn't.. excuse
the pun.. cut it.
One time in Milwaukee I was almost sheered to death by a drunk
hairdresser. With every snip.. shivers hand down my spine. I walked
out with something representing johnny rotten on a good day.
None the less. Getting a haircut is very weird for a man. You never
quite know where the right place is to get your haircut. Today's
trends lean towards the mega-salons that women frequent. I can't get
myself to step into these places. 1. because I am scared by the
sheer fact that I might be the first man to have walked into the
place in nearly 30 years. (since grandpa sydney died). If
everything does go alright.. you are stuck with a 30 dollar styling
fee.
Supercuts, anyone?
John
>You have my sympathy, brother. I just returned from a very bad hair cut
>experience. I don't know why I went to this place except I had seen a few
>kids leaving there with decent haircuts and, post chrimble, I don't have the
>crinkle to go to my regular guy. Anyway, I took a very clear picture of Paul
>McCartney's heard (circa late '64) and the guy said no problem. Halfway
>through he said "who is that fella, anyway?" I tried to fight my way out of
>the chair, but it was already too late. He had just snipped off the sidey
>things that I told him not to and cut my bangs about 2 inches higher than
>they were. I must now go walk the streets and practice not making eye contact
>with anyone. At least I told him very clearly why he was not getting a tip.
>Bastard.
>Corin (it'll grow back, right?)
>
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