Oct 2014
2:33pm, 23 Oct 2014
752 posts
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Luiz
When I wear my hair down all day it stays in lovely curls until the end of the day. It does not transform itself to a crazy dreadlock style by lunchtime. I am not currently sitting at my desk looking like Bob Marley and wishing I'd tied it back in a plait like I normally do
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Oct 2014
3:03pm, 23 Oct 2014
31,276 posts
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Velociraptor
I do not have curly-hair envy.
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Oct 2014
3:05pm, 23 Oct 2014
3,003 posts
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LindsD
Me neither
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Oct 2014
3:13pm, 23 Oct 2014
18,149 posts
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HellsBells
I have not fended off the migraine only for it to be replaced by the mood slump
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Oct 2014
4:07pm, 23 Oct 2014
4,807 posts
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Little Nemo - Shut up knee!
TOO FUCKING ANGRY TO EVEN ARTICULATE STUFF ANY MORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Oct 2014
4:15pm, 23 Oct 2014
4,677 posts
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Carpathius
[Hugs for Neems and HB]
I have nice straight hair. Rain and damp does not transform it into lovely waves and curls on one side of my head, a frizzy mess on the other, and make my fringe stick up like this ---> U
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Oct 2014
4:46pm, 23 Oct 2014
1,189 posts
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icelandic trigirl
Afros are fab; you can't beat those semi-permanent tram-lines that appear within 3 seconds of bike helmet use. I also love the way it absorbs water like a sponge, so when I think I'm all dry and sitting back in my office, or worse, a lecture hall, I get a lovely surprise drip down my forehead.
I just love listening to people with perfectly straight hair whinging about how unfair the World is.
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Oct 2014
4:51pm, 23 Oct 2014
31,278 posts
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Velociraptor
[When I was of an age to care what my hair looked like, the fashionable look was anything between "poodle" and "frizz". Had I had a trace of a curl, I might have been spared nights of being unable to sleep because my head was a Sputnik of spiky plastic rollers secured with metal pins and contained in a pink net.]
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Oct 2014
4:56pm, 23 Oct 2014
4,838 posts
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Lip Gloss
My back is not hurty, I'm not blaming the treadmill yesterday..
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Oct 2014
7:03pm, 23 Oct 2014
10,686 posts
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ChrisHB
Dear Southern, why don't you check that your staff understand the difference between "The train from Oxted is cancelled" and "The train to Oxted is cancelled" before you give them a job where they make public announcements?
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