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:: Better me than you ::

Wednesday, April 28, 2004

It's now been six years since anyone but yours truly has cut my hair. And it shows. Were I prone to cliche, I'd compile a list of home-spun folksy life-lessons ("snip"-pets?) extrapolated from the accumulated wisdom of these years:

  • Sometimes the best course of action is inaction
  • Subtle adjustments are more prudent than broad strokes
  • Don't cut your hair and break-dance at the same time
  • Break-dancing isn't a sport - it's a state of mind
  • Arguably the best break-dancing movie ever made is Breakin, featuring Ice-T
  • Ice-T's song "Cop Killer" ignited a firestorm of controversy over the boundaries of artistic expression, ultimately helping to expose the hypocritical standards that pass for "decency" in our modern times
  • Keep your scissors sharp and clean

But I won't. Instead I'll point out that at the going Kerry-rate of $1k per haircut, I've saved almost $36,000.

Posted by morland @ 06:49 PM

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wait...isn't that more than clinton's infamous grooming session? that's like, twice the amount i spend on shit to make my hair look messed up.

my president can't be prettier than me. i'm voting for bush.

Posted by: dr. glasses on April 28, 2004 10:27 PM


plus: home slice had botox, right? I mean what would it say about America if we put someone who had cosmetic surgery in a position of influence?

Posted by: morland on April 28, 2004 11:11 PM


Could you please go through the archives and count just how many posts you've had to date about your hair and the cutting of said hair?

Posted by: choistein on April 29, 2004 01:48 AM


dang.. looks like a lot.

Posted by: morland on April 29, 2004 02:28 PM


I fondly remember morland's haircutting techniques. The oft overlooked move is the "holy-shit-a-girl-is-coming-to-morlands-apartment" ultra-speedy cleanup. I've never seen anyone clean said haircut remnants so quickly. It really gave me hope, morland.

Posted by: The guy who lived in vail on May 1, 2004 08:26 AM



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