Posted: Mon Mar 27, 2006 9:28 pm
Nice pic, Patti! Is he finally beginning to embrace his Fandom?
He was just goofing around. But, you might see that pic in the gallery over at weirdalstar.com!
hehe!
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Posted: Mon Mar 27, 2006 9:30 pm
I don't think so.
He was just goofing around. But, you might see that pic in the gallery over at weirdalstar.com!
hehe!
He was just goofing around. But, you might see that pic in the gallery over at weirdalstar.com!
hehe!
Posted: Tue Mar 28, 2006 6:30 am
He should totally have his pinky extended. It's the dignified thing to do.algonacchick @ Mar 28 2006, 01:10 AM wrote: Here is a picture that Marshall took of himself with my Al's star mug.
Posted: Tue Mar 28, 2006 3:16 pm
Uh, no. He would look like a sissy if he did that.
I just went to the photo gallery over at weirdalstar.com, and laughed at the caption!
I like it, Dave!
ETA: Here are some pics of my latest hairstyle. The camera really doesn't show the spikiness that well, but these are the best shots I could do by myself.
Front view
side view
I actually had people disappointed when I didn't spike my hair! So, I style it this way every day now. I like it a lot.
I just went to the photo gallery over at weirdalstar.com, and laughed at the caption!
I like it, Dave!
ETA: Here are some pics of my latest hairstyle. The camera really doesn't show the spikiness that well, but these are the best shots I could do by myself.
Front view
side view
I actually had people disappointed when I didn't spike my hair! So, I style it this way every day now. I like it a lot.
Posted: Tue Mar 28, 2006 5:23 pm
I like your hairstyle! It's almost exactly like mine now, only mine sticks up big-time, as if I wake up every morning only to stick my finger in the power outlet...
Posted: Tue Mar 28, 2006 5:42 pm
I have to put gel and hairspray on mine to get it like that. Trust me, it really does look spikier in person. Anyway, thanks for the compliment.
Posted: Tue Mar 28, 2006 6:03 pm
I really like that, Patti! It looks good.
Posted: Tue Mar 28, 2006 6:18 pm
Thanks, Kevbo!
Posted: Tue Mar 28, 2006 6:32 pm
Those are nice pictures, Patti, and that hair style looks terrific.
Two years, seven months, and about ten days ago, I had my mullet cut off (which was a dramatic point in my life, as it was about the last remaining rememberance I had of the 80's ... except for my Mork suspenders, of course, which I still wear every other Thursday), and the salon person decided I would look great with spiked hair. And that is what I walked out of the shop with ... a wonderful head of beautifully spiked hair that made me almost resemble Ryan Seacrest. I enjoyed that day, and I went everywhere I could to show off my new hair do ... the mall, a NASCAR race, a rugby match being held a block from my house ... I even stood in the median of a large highway for a while, so travelers could catch a glimpse of my new styling hair as they whizzed by. After this eventfull day, I went to bed ... and the next morning, well, my hair was flat and lifeless and (alas) much shorter than it ever had been (except for when I was in the Navy, but I don't really count that time because it was all regulated and stuff). I spent a good portion of the morning attempting to regain that spiked look ... I tried rum, vodka, and tequila to get my hair spiked, but the only real result I received from my efforts was really smelly hair. I eventually gave up, and kicked myself for not paying better attention to the hair stylist (I did go back to the salon a couple days later, but the person quit that job and moved to Ireland to play the tambourine for a Gaelic Dance Troupe, so the secrets she possessed were lost forever).
On any account, very nice pictures, Patti.
Two years, seven months, and about ten days ago, I had my mullet cut off (which was a dramatic point in my life, as it was about the last remaining rememberance I had of the 80's ... except for my Mork suspenders, of course, which I still wear every other Thursday), and the salon person decided I would look great with spiked hair. And that is what I walked out of the shop with ... a wonderful head of beautifully spiked hair that made me almost resemble Ryan Seacrest. I enjoyed that day, and I went everywhere I could to show off my new hair do ... the mall, a NASCAR race, a rugby match being held a block from my house ... I even stood in the median of a large highway for a while, so travelers could catch a glimpse of my new styling hair as they whizzed by. After this eventfull day, I went to bed ... and the next morning, well, my hair was flat and lifeless and (alas) much shorter than it ever had been (except for when I was in the Navy, but I don't really count that time because it was all regulated and stuff). I spent a good portion of the morning attempting to regain that spiked look ... I tried rum, vodka, and tequila to get my hair spiked, but the only real result I received from my efforts was really smelly hair. I eventually gave up, and kicked myself for not paying better attention to the hair stylist (I did go back to the salon a couple days later, but the person quit that job and moved to Ireland to play the tambourine for a Gaelic Dance Troupe, so the secrets she possessed were lost forever).
On any account, very nice pictures, Patti.
Posted: Tue Mar 28, 2006 6:43 pm
Oh, I believe you, Ak...NOT!
Another brilliant story!