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Sat Feb 17, 2007 1:23 pm  |
| m.april wrote: |
| And would that joke have anything to do with the scatological definition of bang??? If so, this topic title could take on a whole new meaning. |
There is a scatological meaning to it  I was thinking of banging my head actually! Goes to prove what a filthy mind you have!  |
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Sat Feb 17, 2007 3:21 pm |
Sorry but I wondered how having no teeth had anything to do with stopping loud noises.
Then I read it properly & I am understanding everything now. |
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Sat Feb 17, 2007 3:28 pm |
| loopylori wrote: |
Sorry but I wondered how having no teeth had anything to do with stopping loud noises.
Then I read it properly & I am understanding everything now. |
 just keep taking the medicine love! |
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Sat Feb 17, 2007 3:31 pm |
yes mum.
Only thing is I have run out. Whats the name of your dealer again. I have forgotten.  |
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Sat Feb 17, 2007 8:08 pm |
| The small bobby pins I bought from Sally's Beauty were quite cheap.. It's their brand, too. I'm thinking under $5. |
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Sat Feb 17, 2007 11:33 pm |
Ok, thanks Rufus!
Doba - I think using a headband is what causes the problem!
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Sat Feb 17, 2007 11:48 pm |
guapagirl - a nit comb? That's an interesting solution. But my hair is too fine to support the weight of the comb. Thanks anyway!
m.april and guapagirl -- what naughty minds you have. I had to go back and read the title I gave this thread and then stop and think about it!
But the two of you -- behave! This thread is rated G! 
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Sat Feb 17, 2007 11:59 pm |
| sormuimui wrote: |
| montrealgal: I'm not sure if they're sold individually but they're really cheap in packs at the drugstore, I buy Goody brand. |
I'll take a look when I go shopping this week. Thanks a lot, sormuimui! 
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Sun Feb 18, 2007 12:12 am |
Ok, I totally don't get this:
| loopylori wrote: |
Sorry but I wondered how having no teeth had anything to do with stopping loud noises.
Then I read it properly & I am understanding everything now. |
... and I'm afraid to ask! 
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Sun Feb 18, 2007 12:18 am |
| poohlisey wrote: |
| The small bobby pins I bought from Sally's Beauty were quite cheap.. It's their brand, too. I'm thinking under $5. |
Thanks, poohlisey. I don't think I've ever seen small ones before so that's good to know. I just put it on my US shopping list!
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Sun Feb 18, 2007 12:26 am |
| montrealgal wrote: |
Ok, I totally don't get this:
| loopylori wrote: |
Sorry but I wondered how having no teeth had anything to do with stopping loud noises.
Then I read it properly & I am understanding everything now. |
... and I'm afraid to ask!
montrealgal |
I'm not getting this either.. Can you elaborate, please, loopylori?  |
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Sun Feb 18, 2007 4:01 am |
| montrealgal wrote: |
| I wear a vinyl headband (no teeth) to push them back. |
Sorry but bangs to me are loud noises or the other thing GG mentioned (sex). In this instance I read it as 'how do you manage loud noises when applying makeup'
Followed by 'I wear a vinyl headband(no teeth) well sorry I just had a vision of someone with no teeth trying to put on makeup whilst there was a lot of noise going on around them.
See it's daft really & I should have kept me gob shut. You probably are all still confused. I know I am. |
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Sun Feb 18, 2007 4:20 am |
| loopylori wrote: |
| montrealgal wrote: |
| I wear a vinyl headband (no teeth) to push them back. |
Sorry but bangs to me are loud noises or the other thing GG mentioned (sex). In this instance I read it as 'how do you manage loud noises when applying makeup'
Followed by 'I wear a vinyl headband(no teeth) well sorry I just had a vision of someone with no teeth trying to put on makeup whilst there was a lot of noise going on around them.
See it's daft really & I should have kept me gob shut. You probably are all still confused. I know I am. |
 Now I understand what you said. |
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Sun Feb 18, 2007 5:58 am |
| i use 2 large plastic crocodile clips - my bangs are fine after i remove them and give a quick comb through. |
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Sun Feb 18, 2007 6:05 am |
| montrealgal wrote: |
guapagirl - a nit comb? That's an interesting solution. But my hair is too fine to support the weight of the comb. Thanks anyway!
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Nooooo! what I mean is my fringe gets wet when I wash in the morning so it's just pushed to one side whilst damp. I put my face on and then (usually after a long time so fringe is dry but looking all over the place) wet a nit comb and comb through the fringe. The comb holds enough water to wet the fringe enough to get it straight.
and I know what you are thinking, but here in Deliverence nits are a way of life. We are all nit combed 2x a week whether we need it or not! I have a constant tender scalp as a result simply because a small number of skankey parents refuse to nit comb their kids. It is really disgusting  |
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Mon Feb 19, 2007 7:50 pm |
| loopylori wrote: |
| montrealgal wrote: |
| I wear a vinyl headband (no teeth) to push them back. |
Sorry but bangs to me are loud noises or the other thing GG mentioned (sex). In this instance I read it as 'how do you manage loud noises when applying makeup'
Followed by 'I wear a vinyl headband(no teeth) well sorry I just had a vision of someone with no teeth trying to put on makeup whilst there was a lot of noise going on around them.
See it's daft really & I should have kept me gob shut. You probably are all still confused. I know I am. |
loopylori, that is too funny! Thanks for explaining!
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Mon Feb 19, 2007 8:08 pm |
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| i use 2 large plastic crocodile clips - my bangs are fine after i remove them and give a quick comb through. |
Are those the ones that look like the long silver ones that hairdressers use - the ones we've been talking about above? I have these! I bought them - a set of two in black - some time ago and never really used them.
I just dug them out. And in the process, I found one of those silver metal ones - it was wrapped up in a scrunchi!
So now I have more to experiment with! Thanks, snowstar!
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Mon Feb 19, 2007 9:04 pm |
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| montrealgal wrote: |
guapagirl - a nit comb? That's an interesting solution. But my hair is too fine to support the weight of the comb. Thanks anyway!
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Nooooo! what I mean is my fringe gets wet when I wash in the morning so it's just pushed to one side whilst damp. I put my face on and then (usually after a long time so fringe is dry but looking all over the place) wet a nit comb and comb through the fringe. The comb holds enough water to wet the fringe enough to get it straight.
and I know what you are thinking, but here in Deliverence nits are a way of life. We are all nit combed 2x a week whether we need it or not! I have a constant tender scalp as a result simply because a small number of skankey parents refuse to nit comb their kids. It is really disgusting |
Ok, got it now! Thanks, guapagirl!
Poor you -- I know a bit what you have to go through. I used to be a teacher and one school I worked in had a high incidence of students with nits in their hair. I ran home one day after the school nurse told me I might have gotten it from the kids, picked up a special shampoo and spray, pulled all the bedding off and put it in the wash with the hottest water possible, then sprayed down the bed. Oh fun.
And it turned out the nurse was wrong! What she saw turned out to be dried oil on my roots due to an oily scalp I used to have. 
Anyway, kept the comb after that, but have never used it for anything. I really did try to use it to hold back my hair when I read your post, guapagirl! But it felt icky even touching it - bad memories I guess! I might try your idea of using it to wet down my bangs if the other suggestions don't work out... if I can get past the thought of what the comb is designed for! I'm a wuss that way
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Tue Feb 20, 2007 7:14 am |
| montrealgal wrote: |
Are those the ones that look like the long silver ones that hairdressers use - the ones we've been talking about above? I have these! I bought them - a set of two in black - some time ago and never really used them.
I just dug them out. And in the process, I found one of those silver metal ones - it was wrapped up in a scrunchi!
So now I have more to experiment with! Thanks, snowstar!
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yup, those are the ones. i use all plastic ones as sometimes my hair gets caught in the silver metal ones and it hurts
glad that i can help with what little i know. the girls here are EDS are amazing and i've learnt so much. |
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Tue Feb 20, 2007 11:55 pm |
| snowstar wrote: |
yup, those are the ones. i use all plastic ones as sometimes my hair gets caught in the silver metal ones and it hurts
glad that i can help with what little i know. the girls here are EDS are amazing and i've learnt so much. |
Thanks, snowstar And you're right -- my hair gets caught in the silver one, too. I have to be more careful when I use it.
I noticed one of the plastic clips I have is a little looser than the other and I'm wondering how long they will last before the grip gets too loose. How long have you had yours? Any idea where I could buy if I need to replace? The ones I have are from Jones NY, and I got them at a department store here in Montreal.
I agree with you, snowstar. The women on EDS are great - informed, smart, and generous with their time and knowledge! I'm always learning!
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Wed Feb 21, 2007 2:03 am |
| use a clip and sandwich a tissue paper inbetween. that's what models do when they need to get their bangs off their face to put on makeup. it prevents crimping of the hair |
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Wed Feb 21, 2007 5:01 pm |
| edenfield wrote: |
| use a clip and sandwich a tissue paper inbetween. that's what models do when they need to get their bangs off their face to put on makeup. it prevents crimping of the hair |
That might also solve the problem of my hair getting caught in the metal clip. Thanks, edenfield
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Sun Feb 25, 2007 4:35 am |
| Bangs? I wrap them around a large velcro roller while putting on my make-up. It is the best way that I have found to keep them off my face, but not flat. After I finish my make-up, my bangs just need to be flattened a little if too "puffy". |
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Sun Feb 25, 2007 6:07 am |
| I use a teeny croc clip (jaw clip with teeth) to keep my bangs out of the way. Loosely gather them and pull them straight up in an upside down V, then clip. This also gives them a bit of volume, and the clip never leaves a mark. You can get all size croc clips in just about any drugstore. Two little croc clips also work great to hold a ballet bun in place (no pins or large jaw clip needed). Bobby pins, those large pin clips, and headbands usually leave a mark or flatten my hair. |
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Tue Feb 27, 2007 1:36 pm |
Thanks for the suggestion, ellelang. I have tried this before with mixed results - and the velcro can get itchy. But I'll give it another try!
Jeannine, I have those croc-type clips but in a big size - I didn't realize they come in small sizes. I'll have to look. I think the long ones are working but the small ones sound like the would be good for keeping hair in place. I think I know what you mean about pulling the bangs into an upside V. I might give that a try. Thanks!
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