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  • G Gary Wheeler

    Reminds me of a T-shirt one of the development groups got here a few years back. We build high-speed ink jet printing systems, and we were developing a new four inch wide printhead. Some idiot decided it would be cool to get everyone a T-shirt that said: 4 Inch Team on the front. Needless to say, the guys in the group weren't impressed.


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    Bassam Abdul Baki
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    If he left the wide in there, ....


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      If he left the wide in there, ....


      "Patriotism is your conviction that this country is superior to all other countries because you were born in it." - George Bernard Shaw Web - Blog - RSS - Math - LinkedIn - BM

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      Gary Wheeler
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      Careening off the cliff of the kid-sister rule, here...


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      • G Gary Wheeler

        Careening off the cliff of the kid-sister rule, here...


        Software Zen: delete this;

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        Bassam Abdul Baki
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        Not much off from yours though. :-D


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        • M Member 96

          I've been growing my hair all summer and am trying to decide whether to cut it short again or not. Most men around here on the west coast of Canada have short hair if they are under 30 but it seems to be progressively longer by age until the 60-ish and older at which point it seems short hair is the fashion. My theory is that this correlates with what was popular in the high school of their day. I'm 39 and long hair was definitely "in" when I was in high school amongst my clique (headbangers). I've also noticed that the more overweight men on average seem to have longer hair than the skinnier men. I'm curious what the pattern is around the world that you've seen and what your hair length is and is it a choice or default.


          Never trust machinery more complicated than a knife and fork. - Jubal Harshaw in Stranger in a Strange Land

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          Stuart Dootson
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          I'm 39 as well...I've had my hair cut short (1/4 inch all over) since I was about 35 - I prefer it that way. I tried growing it long when I was younger - but it grew out, not down - natural afro!

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          • M Member 96

            I've been growing my hair all summer and am trying to decide whether to cut it short again or not. Most men around here on the west coast of Canada have short hair if they are under 30 but it seems to be progressively longer by age until the 60-ish and older at which point it seems short hair is the fashion. My theory is that this correlates with what was popular in the high school of their day. I'm 39 and long hair was definitely "in" when I was in high school amongst my clique (headbangers). I've also noticed that the more overweight men on average seem to have longer hair than the skinnier men. I'm curious what the pattern is around the world that you've seen and what your hair length is and is it a choice or default.


            Never trust machinery more complicated than a knife and fork. - Jubal Harshaw in Stranger in a Strange Land

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            Shog9 0
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            John Cardinal wrote:

            I'm curious what the pattern is around the world that you've seen and what your hair length is and is it a choice or default.

            Back home (MN/WI): shaggy for kids, generally shorter as age increases. Here (Pueblo): short-almost-skin for kids, shaggy for old folk and soccer players.

            every night, i kneel at the foot of my bed and thank the Great Overseeing Politicians for protecting my freedoms by reducing their number, as if they were deer in a state park. -- Chris Losinger, Online Poker Players?

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            • M Member 96

              I've been growing my hair all summer and am trying to decide whether to cut it short again or not. Most men around here on the west coast of Canada have short hair if they are under 30 but it seems to be progressively longer by age until the 60-ish and older at which point it seems short hair is the fashion. My theory is that this correlates with what was popular in the high school of their day. I'm 39 and long hair was definitely "in" when I was in high school amongst my clique (headbangers). I've also noticed that the more overweight men on average seem to have longer hair than the skinnier men. I'm curious what the pattern is around the world that you've seen and what your hair length is and is it a choice or default.


              Never trust machinery more complicated than a knife and fork. - Jubal Harshaw in Stranger in a Strange Land

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              PIEBALDconsult
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              I had a pony tail for much of my younger days. At 41 I still let my hair grow long when the mood hits me. I've had it short the last couple months though. At most I have three haircuts a year.

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              • M Member 96

                I've been growing my hair all summer and am trying to decide whether to cut it short again or not. Most men around here on the west coast of Canada have short hair if they are under 30 but it seems to be progressively longer by age until the 60-ish and older at which point it seems short hair is the fashion. My theory is that this correlates with what was popular in the high school of their day. I'm 39 and long hair was definitely "in" when I was in high school amongst my clique (headbangers). I've also noticed that the more overweight men on average seem to have longer hair than the skinnier men. I'm curious what the pattern is around the world that you've seen and what your hair length is and is it a choice or default.


                Never trust machinery more complicated than a knife and fork. - Jubal Harshaw in Stranger in a Strange Land

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                realJSOP
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                All of my male hairs are the same length, but they think they're longer than they really are.

                "Why don't you tie a kerosene-soaked rag around your ankles so the ants won't climb up and eat your candy ass..." - Dale Earnhardt, 1997
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                • M Member 96

                  I've been growing my hair all summer and am trying to decide whether to cut it short again or not. Most men around here on the west coast of Canada have short hair if they are under 30 but it seems to be progressively longer by age until the 60-ish and older at which point it seems short hair is the fashion. My theory is that this correlates with what was popular in the high school of their day. I'm 39 and long hair was definitely "in" when I was in high school amongst my clique (headbangers). I've also noticed that the more overweight men on average seem to have longer hair than the skinnier men. I'm curious what the pattern is around the world that you've seen and what your hair length is and is it a choice or default.


                  Never trust machinery more complicated than a knife and fork. - Jubal Harshaw in Stranger in a Strange Land

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                  Erik Funkenbusch
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                  I spent roughly 12 of the last 20 years with long hair. About 5 years ago I was surfing around TV one night and I came to a horrible conclusion. Only Professional Wrestlers and certain sports personalities (mostly hockey players and stock car drivers) still had long hair. Hell, even Metalica had shaved it all off years before. This was a stunning realization, and I promptly went to the barber and I haven't looked back since. I sometimes miss the simplicity of only getting a haircut every 6-12 months to trim things up, but for the most part... chicks just don't dig long hair anymore.

                  -- Where are we going? And why am I in this handbasket?

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                  • G Gary Wheeler

                    Careening off the cliff of the kid-sister rule, here...


                    Software Zen: delete this;

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                    C'mon that's the whole point of kid sisters, you can say stuff around them like this and when the are finally old enough to get it then it doesn't matter any more.


                    Never trust machinery more complicated than a knife and fork. - Jubal Harshaw in Stranger in a Strange Land

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                    • M Member 96

                      I've been growing my hair all summer and am trying to decide whether to cut it short again or not. Most men around here on the west coast of Canada have short hair if they are under 30 but it seems to be progressively longer by age until the 60-ish and older at which point it seems short hair is the fashion. My theory is that this correlates with what was popular in the high school of their day. I'm 39 and long hair was definitely "in" when I was in high school amongst my clique (headbangers). I've also noticed that the more overweight men on average seem to have longer hair than the skinnier men. I'm curious what the pattern is around the world that you've seen and what your hair length is and is it a choice or default.


                      Never trust machinery more complicated than a knife and fork. - Jubal Harshaw in Stranger in a Strange Land

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                      Manuel F Hernandez
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                      Jerry Seinfeld had a joked that most men take the best year in their lives and dress according to what was in fashion that year. I guess this includes hair fashion.

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                      • M Manuel F Hernandez

                        Jerry Seinfeld had a joked that most men take the best year in their lives and dress according to what was in fashion that year. I guess this includes hair fashion.

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                        Member 96
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                        Exactly right I bet, I'm going to test that theory on my friends. Cheers!


                        Never trust machinery more complicated than a knife and fork. - Jubal Harshaw in Stranger in a Strange Land

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