Disturbing New Allegations Against Lance Armstrong.

[µT6]

what are you trying to say to us about the mind of your father? 

[Bald Brick]

Armstrong uses toupées?       nearly as bad as using drugs it seems .....

For those of us who are "hair impaired" - this is worse than using drugs.

"Hair impaired"? Hair IMPAIRED!! What are you talking about?

Some of us have our cranial hair where it's supposed to be: on our chin and cheeks, and above our upper lip! "Hair impaired" indeed!

Some of us have it on the chin, the upper li & the top of the head!

Although, my father, whose hairstyle could have been referred to as "hypothetical", used to claim "Grass doesn't grow on a busy street"

You had a very wise father!

[Bald Brick]

what are you trying to say to us about the mind of your father? 

I don't know what RobNJ was trying to imply, but obviously his father was uncommonly clear-thinking and a true gentleman!

[dcwbis]

Armstrong uses toupées?       nearly as bad as using drugs it seems .....

For those of us who are "hair impaired" - this is worse than using drugs.

"Hair impaired"? Hair IMPAIRED!! What are you talking about?

Some of us have our cranial hair where it's supposed to be: on our chin and cheeks, and above our upper lip! "Hair impaired" indeed!

Some of us have it on the chin, the upper li & the top of the head!

Although, my father, whose hairstyle could have been referred to as "hypothetical", used to claim "Grass doesn't grow on a busy street"

You had a very wise father!

+1 and +1

[Old-Polack]

Armstrong uses toupées?       nearly as bad as using drugs it seems .....

For those of us who are "hair impaired" - this is worse than using drugs.

"Hair impaired"? Hair IMPAIRED!! What are you talking about?

Some of us have our cranial hair where it's supposed to be: on our chin and cheeks, and above our upper lip! "Hair impaired" indeed!

Some of us have it on the chin, the upper li & the top of the head!

Although, my father, whose hairstyle could have been referred to as "hypothetical", used to claim "Grass doesn't grow on a busy street"

You had a very wise father!

My father made the same claim, but I told him it wasn't a lack of hair growth, but the fact that at some point the hair had made a U-turn, growing down instead of up, thus accounting for his fuzzy thinking.

The common term "Hair-brained ideas" seems to verify this.

[µT6]

so many things i can say about those comments that could be misinterpreted here     

[joechimp]

As things would have it, my date took me home last night to her house. After awhile I discovered she had no rug. But she did have a nice bare floor.
I found that to be quite enlightening if not downright entertaining. 

[Bald Brick]

Armstrong uses toupées?       nearly as bad as using drugs it seems .....

For those of us who are "hair impaired" - this is worse than using drugs.

"Hair impaired"? Hair IMPAIRED!! What are you talking about?

Some of us have our cranial hair where it's supposed to be: on our chin and cheeks, and above our upper lip! "Hair impaired" indeed!

Some of us have it on the chin, the upper li & the top of the head!

Although, my father, whose hairstyle could have been referred to as "hypothetical", used to claim "Grass doesn't grow on a busy street"

You had a very wise father!

My father made the same claim, but I told him it wasn't a lack of hair growth, but the fact that at some point the hair had made a U-turn, growing down instead of up, thus accounting for his fuzzy thinking.

The common term "Hair-brained ideas" seems to verify this.

It doesn't.

The first use of harebrained dates to 1548. The spelling hairbrained also has a long history, going back to the 1500s when hair was a variant spelling of hare. The hair variant was preserved in Scotland into the 18th century, and as a result it is impossible to tell exactly when people began writing hairbrained in the belief that the word means "having a hair-sized brain" rather than "with no more sense than a hare." While hairbrained continues to be used and confused, it should be avoided in favor of harebrained which has been established as the correct spelling.

(Emphasis added where needed.)


So Your father was right! QED!!

[Crow]

am i alone on thinking that he should not give that declarations on tv?

he should keep his mouth shut, deny everything, always?

That's just for married people   and ....  nope, I may get banned 

[Wildman]

These seems to be a whole bunch here that could be labeled ""Hair Brained"   (did I say that??? nah, not me"  as I run and hide..

[µT6]

am i alone on thinking that he should not give that declarations on tv?

he should keep his mouth shut, deny everything, always?

That's just for married people   and ....  nope, I may get banned 

 

[seaeagle1965]

My father made the same claim, but I told him it wasn't a lack of hair growth, but the fact that at some point the hair had made a U-turn, growing down instead of up, thus accounting for his fuzzy thinking.

The common term "Hair-brained ideas" seems to verify this.

Eventually the U-turned (or ingrowing) hair will make a reappearance to the outside world via the nostrils, ears & eyebrows.

[Bald Brick]

My father made the same claim, but I told him it wasn't a lack of hair growth, but the fact that at some point the hair had made a U-turn, growing down instead of up, thus accounting for his fuzzy thinking.

The common term "Hair-brained ideas" seems to verify this.

Eventually the U-turned (or ingrowing) hair will make a reappearance to the outside world via the nostrils, ears & eyebrows.

 

[µT6]

what type of hair are we talking here?  better not answer that