Dealing with extreme "bed head" caused by masks?

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Re: Dealing with extreme "bed head" caused by masks?

Post by postitnote » Tue Jun 23, 2015 5:14 pm

palerider wrote:
postitnote wrote:
chunkyfrog wrote:Two year old thread.
I cut my hair really short just before my breast surgery, right when I realized
my hubby is completely incapable of making a pony tail.
You know that "Airing" think would sure solve the hair problem for those of us that have hair!
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Re: Dealing with extreme "bed head" caused by masks?

Post by palerider » Tue Jun 23, 2015 5:51 pm

postitnote wrote:*Waves fingers* Middle one for you!

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I don't have any interesting tatoos with obscene sayings on my fingers, so I'll just let you to pick whichever finger(s) you like:

I'd only heard the french variant, heretofore.

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Re: Dealing with extreme "bed head" caused by masks?

Post by postitnote » Tue Jun 23, 2015 6:13 pm

palerider wrote:
postitnote wrote:*Waves fingers* Middle one for you!

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I don't have any interesting tatoos with obscene sayings on my fingers, so I'll just let you to pick whichever finger(s) you like:

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I'd only heard the french variant, heretofore.

Star Trek? Not surprised. Mine is Italian. Look it up but it means just what you think it does. The rest of the obscene sayings on that hand are all Catholic religious symbols.
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Re: Dealing with extreme "bed head" caused by masks?

Post by palerider » Tue Jun 23, 2015 6:49 pm

postitnote wrote:Mine is Italian. Look it up but it means just what you think it does
now, I wouldn't very well know that I'd heard the french variation if I hadn't already looked that up and confirmed it's meaning (and country of origin), now would I?

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Re: Dealing with extreme "bed head" caused by masks?

Post by postitnote » Tue Jun 23, 2015 7:17 pm

palerider wrote:
postitnote wrote:Mine is Italian. Look it up but it means just what you think it does
now, I wouldn't very well know that I'd heard the french variation if I hadn't already looked that up and confirmed it's meaning (and country of origin), now would I?
Thanks be to google! I learned mine from an Italian kid back way before the internet...
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Re: Dealing with extreme "bed head" caused by masks?

Post by Tatooed Lady » Tue Jun 23, 2015 8:40 pm

Look, there's a little happy creepy dude face on the ring finger...is that one Italian, too? If so, he needs a mustache.

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Re: Dealing with extreme "bed head" caused by masks?

Post by postitnote » Tue Jun 23, 2015 8:43 pm

Tatooed Lady wrote:Look, there's a little happy creepy dude face on the ring finger...is that one Italian, too? If so, he needs a mustache.
You are an idiot. It is Greek for Alpha and Omega. Read the middle one. It's for you too!
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Re: Dealing with extreme "bed head" caused by masks?

Post by palerider » Tue Jun 23, 2015 9:18 pm

ah, where's papit when we need him?

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Re: Dealing with extreme "bed head" caused by masks?

Post by Guest » Wed Jun 24, 2015 11:29 pm

Man, that is one fugly hand, if I had hands like that, I'd pull on mittens before taking a picture. Did someone blow up a rubber glove, or is it a bundle of Ball Park Franks after cooking. Are those your idea of classy tattoos, or were bored and couldn't find any scratch paper? Gross.

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Re: Dealing with extreme "bed head" caused by masks?

Post by SunnyBeBe » Thu Jun 25, 2015 9:26 am

I put my hair up in a ponytail on top of my head. The gear fits below it and it keeps it secure. When I don't do this, the head gear slides around too much.
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