Are you a musician?
In 13 days, October 11th 2006 to be exact, I would have not cut my hair for 2 years. (Minus the 500th-day sideburn trim.)
I think I'll keep it for a while, still, for I have found more reasons to treasure my hair lately. For one, it's never the same; meet me 3 months later and you'd think I had a different hairstyle. What cheaper way to have different styles of hair than to leave it to grow through phases? (short, slight thickness, poking your eyes, poking your nose, poking your mouth, so heavy your hair doesn't puff, shoulder-length, long-enough-to-tuck-under-armpits-length, covering-your-bosom-length, covering-your-navel-length, replacing-your-... er, nevermind.)
My plan, after growing it till it makes no difference, would be to make dreadlocks, and then go bald, and then look like a boy again. But then I'd miss headbanging like so.

(Credits to smashpOp for taking these pictures.)
Anyway.
I was at my distraught-friend's birthday party, sitting at this rather quiet sober table with this guy and two hot chicks. Let's label them hot chicks as Lisa and Shel.
The guy was telling stories about how he was hopelessly gentlemanly with girls, and how his friends tell him off for being a nice guy.
He once bought a girl a Hush Puppy, stuffed a RM1,800 ring inside, stitched it up, and intended to tell her on their anniversary... except of course, they didn't get that far. (He couldn't sneak back and switch it with a new one because he'd face a butchering.)
Despite him sounding all sweet and pathetic-to-gain-adorability, he treaded the careful line between pathetic and AWWW. The girls were lapping it all up! Shel, this particular chick which I'd been checking out, her eyes were affixed on him, body and knees pointed in his direction, looking at him eagerly, with an expression that read, "And then? And then? Tell me more stories of how you are the last remaining gentleman in town!"
She held that position even when he left to refill our drinks for us.
When he returned, he told stories of how he had to live alone for 3 weeks when his parents went overseas. He didn't know how to operate the washing machine! (Hence my independence manifesto.)
And so, I sat there, listening to his stories, how he told it, analysing his method.
Anyway.
The birthday girl came over to our table to talk to us.
Birthday-girl: LISAAA! I LOVE YOUR HAIRRR!!! *squeals*
Lisa: Thanks! I wish I didn't cut it though, I prefer it like his! His hair is nice! (She pointed to me.)
I then said "Thank you!" and I untied my hair, letting it loose.

Shel, who had previously been paying full attention to the other guy,turned swiveled (with knees and all) to me. She looked at me intently and asked:
"Are you a musician?"
(I normally detest 1337speak, but it had to be used in this context.)
Does anybody want to hear the rest of the story anyway?
P.S. Interestingly, my hair grosses out my gay friend. He claims that whatever he likes, a girl will like too, and whatever he doesn't like, a girl wouldn't like either. So I have found the exception to the rule, to stop attracting guys and yet entice girls! I think.
I think I'll keep it for a while, still, for I have found more reasons to treasure my hair lately. For one, it's never the same; meet me 3 months later and you'd think I had a different hairstyle. What cheaper way to have different styles of hair than to leave it to grow through phases? (short, slight thickness, poking your eyes, poking your nose, poking your mouth, so heavy your hair doesn't puff, shoulder-length, long-enough-to-tuck-under-armpits-length, covering-your-bosom-length, covering-your-navel-length, replacing-your-... er, nevermind.)
My plan, after growing it till it makes no difference, would be to make dreadlocks, and then go bald, and then look like a boy again. But then I'd miss headbanging like so.

(Credits to smashpOp for taking these pictures.)
Anyway.
I was at my distraught-friend's birthday party, sitting at this rather quiet sober table with this guy and two hot chicks. Let's label them hot chicks as Lisa and Shel.
The guy was telling stories about how he was hopelessly gentlemanly with girls, and how his friends tell him off for being a nice guy.
He once bought a girl a Hush Puppy, stuffed a RM1,800 ring inside, stitched it up, and intended to tell her on their anniversary... except of course, they didn't get that far. (He couldn't sneak back and switch it with a new one because he'd face a butchering.)
Despite him sounding all sweet and pathetic-to-gain-adorability, he treaded the careful line between pathetic and AWWW. The girls were lapping it all up! Shel, this particular chick which I'd been checking out, her eyes were affixed on him, body and knees pointed in his direction, looking at him eagerly, with an expression that read, "And then? And then? Tell me more stories of how you are the last remaining gentleman in town!"
She held that position even when he left to refill our drinks for us.
When he returned, he told stories of how he had to live alone for 3 weeks when his parents went overseas. He didn't know how to operate the washing machine! (Hence my independence manifesto.)
And so, I sat there, listening to his stories, how he told it, analysing his method.
Anyway.
The birthday girl came over to our table to talk to us.
Birthday-girl: LISAAA! I LOVE YOUR HAIRRR!!! *squeals*
Lisa: Thanks! I wish I didn't cut it though, I prefer it like his! His hair is nice! (She pointed to me.)
I then said "Thank you!" and I untied my hair, letting it loose.

Shel, who had previously been paying full attention to the other guy,
"Are you a musician?"
OMG PWNED! :D
(I normally detest 1337speak, but it had to be used in this context.)
Does anybody want to hear the rest of the story anyway?
P.S. Interestingly, my hair grosses out my gay friend. He claims that whatever he likes, a girl will like too, and whatever he doesn't like, a girl wouldn't like either. So I have found the exception to the rule, to stop attracting guys and yet entice girls! I think.
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