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  • porksboy

    Feb. 6, 2009 6:00 p.m. porksboy HalfDork

    joey48442 wrote:

    porksboy wrote:

    When I was 25 I grew my hair long. I was out of the house and living with my fiance to whom I have been maried for 18 years. When I would go home I wouldnt sleep in the house nor let my guard down or else my father have cut my hair.Tthe earing that was in vouge at the time was instantly ripped from my ear. Took a while to heal and I had to wait 2 years to afford to have my earlobe repaired. Of course I knew going in I was playing with fire "I'll show him"... I WAS WRONG... And I apreciate the lesson learned.

    And what was that lesson? Your dads an ass?

    No offense, but jeez, you were 25, and your father RIPPED an earring out of your head? Sounds like the guy has a few issues he needs to sort out.

    Joey

    No the lesson was if you berkeley with someone bigger, older, and meaner than you just to berkeley with them, there will be consequences. He ment for it to be painful but not phisicaly damaging.

  • noisycricket

    Feb. 6, 2009 6:30 p.m. noisycricket Reader

    Trans_Maro wrote:

    Yes, my old man hates my long hair but hey, I'm 30, what can he do about it? (this is completeley different than growing a mohawk, yeah, that's it...)

    I think my last actual haircut was when I was 19. My girlfriend gave it to me in her dorm room. (Then I threw up - serious Chinese-food overdose at some place near Hiram, OH - I swear there was a gallon of food on the plate and I ate it all)

    I'm 31. I used to tell people "I'll get it cut before I'm 30". They still didn't realize that it was just an expedient conversation-stopper.

    In reality, I am too cheap to pay for haircuts and too lazy to buzz it myself on a regular basis.

  • noisycricket

    Feb. 6, 2009 6:38 p.m. noisycricket Reader

    Trans_Maro wrote:

    The best thing about long hair is when you get it wound up in the wheels of your creeper.

    And on the eighth day, God invented radiator and header boxes that can be opened up and slid around on.

    Creepers just help you find all of the cracks in the driveway, anyway.

  • gamby

    Feb. 6, 2009 6:59 p.m. gamby SuperDork

    AngryCorvair wrote:

    gamby wrote:

    If there are some who were offended by "tard" and "retard" being thrown around, I have issues w/ "fag" being thrown around (and I'm not gay).

    That said-- I don't know your nephew's mom is trying to accomplish, but she seems to be hell-bend on really screwing this kid up. Seems like she wanted a girl and is treating her son like one to make up for it. That is really disturbing. Where the hell is the father in this???

    wait a minute. you don't like the term "fag" being used -- may i guess that you consider it insulting and judgmental -- but you're OK with stating your own bias that this woman is screwing up her kid? if fags are OK people, then why is making him a fag not OK?

    Fag = pretty insulting word to someone who is gay. Basically the gay equivalent of the n-bomb. Classless, tactless word to throw around.

    Screwing with the sexual identity of a toddler = Objectively messed up. I'm pretty sure most adoptive gay parents would have their kids torn from their homes if they were doing this.

    Let a little boy have the gender role of a little boy. If he wants to dress in pink and look effeminate when he's old enough to understand what's going on, not a big deal. When he's a little kid who is under the control of his mother's whims--a big deal.

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