My dreadlocks nearly reach my hip - it would be a shame to cut them...

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It used to be 'shave my head' and then 'at a barbershop,' now I go to a salon to get a 'styled cut' :-P

Hmmm... I remember when I coded very minimalistically in assembler (sorta like minimal hair or 'shave my head') and then moved into a more pragmatic phase with C (high-speed, low-drag like a short cut at a barbershop), and now I program minimalistically and high-speed, low-drag with style in Perl! ;o)

A silly post for a silly poll.

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Some of us manage to almost totally dispense with haircuts by going bald. Much easier and less risky than shaving your head. There's little chance of blood letting when your hair falls out naturally.

Have fun, Ron

When I was younger i'd cut it neat'n'short, and i'd let it grow till I had a small mop (usually didn't reach shoulder length), and then cut it like a 'bristle brush' again.

Then for a while I had a wide mohawk that didn't stick up (just kept shaving the sides), and then for a while I kept shaving it all off (i looked taller somehow, weird).

Now i'm satisfied with my long ponytail (I hate saying ponytail, cause I usually only tie it up only when i'm eating, or doing lab-type work, and when it is tied up, it's usually not an actual ponytail).

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by my sister

Actually it's my brother.

Can I vote twice to compensate for the lack of a right answer?

Never bothered for a long time, then I popped to any place that I was near by if and when I could be bothered for a trim. I had long hair Now my wife is in charge and takes me to the hairdressers I have little say in the matter

i get my hair cut when there's more than a fist-full left over after pulling it back into a ponytail. thumbs go above the ears and around to the back, everything below is shaved (no gaurd on the clippers), what's left sticking out of my fist is uncerimoniously hacked off.

but i would recommend to anyone who can get away with it and who hasn't tried before to shave it all off at least once, for a few months. it's wickedly fun.

usually I cut it short (5-7mm) myself using a phi*i** hair clipper, up to 5 times a year and let it grow how it likes to the rest of the time; but ATM I show off with a real haircut done by my beloved girl-friend. nearly the first time I like a haircut right from the start, a good sign that it looks kind of weird ;-)

regards,
tomte

YuckBee

Yeah it is. I just wish i had one. ----- Mickey rocks the tables

Shaving it off might be interesting for a change, probably look wierd on me though..

C.
*wonders why theres no 'with Cowboy Neals clippers' or some such*

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Isn't "fur" a better term then? :^)

Makeshifts last the longest.

pros
1. No more paying someone to cut it
2. No more worrying if the person you DIDN'T pay did a good job or not.
3. I cut my hair when I want.
4. I make this look gooood!
5. Nothing better than waking up in the morning, taking a shower, brushing my teeth, dressing, and bailing!
6. No such thing as a bad hair (day|week|month|year|decade|century) -- assuming you live that long --.
7. Can't be pulled by those malignant folks.
8. Bangs don't get in your eyes.
9. It's in!!

I could go on with the pros...there are just too many to state right now.

cons
1. Letting it grow back is a pain but with a little attention not too bad.

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- Jim
Insert clever comment here...

procuts. the best $11 shearing you can get... outside of supercuts, sportclips or one of many other franchise hair centers.

-regards

t r e t i n

Including the tip?

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- Jim
Insert clever comment here...

Well, I voted in the barbershop.

And he votes in "when I shave my head".

I asked to him, What?! go to a barbershop!

He tells: I don't need, when I shave my head I lost it.

... Yes, he's being bald!

But let's not laugh with the problems of others. No one know if in some years, 10, 20, 30, 40, I don't need to go to the barbershop too. Is a problem for every man...

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Actually, it's Joe, the barber who's had a shop on the west end of Elm for years and years and years. It's everything you want in a barbershop: Good prices, lotta guys talking about guy things, golf magazines (he just started getting Maxim, too), and a good haircut, including a razor up the back of your neck if that's what you want, too.

xoxo,
Andy

--hsm

janx

with duct tape?

Okay, okay, so I voted barbershop too. What a bunch of boring people we are.

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Muwhahahhahaha. :D

thats about twice a month.

...I'm bald, you insensitive clod!

-Logan
"What do I want? I'm an American. I want more."

haircut?

saying that, I recently got a mohawk from a friend of mine...

-justin simoni
!skazat!

In a van, down by the river

Ok, I'll bite, what does that mean?

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mmmm... pizza

mmm... pie

I hear you can even pay with government cheese :)

I get my hair cut...

The usual response to, "I got a hair cut," is "which one?" On the same note, this poll sounds like its for mostly bald people. :) "I get a hair cut" would have been open to similar amusing answers. However, "i get a haircut," is better, as the compound noun is not open for re-interpretation.