Alyson Hannigan

JF hasn't posted for so long that I actually thought he'd left the board! Perhaps this is the other extreme to "I agree". I seem to remember that there was some exchange of a negative nature between JF and Hal on the one side and Beach Blonde on the other that left her quite upset and requesting them not to post on that thread anymore. Since that time, I think I have seen only two posts from JF. Perhaps he felt some disillusionment at that time, as he was rather unfairly lumped together with Hal who was actually the one that really upset Beach Blonde and created the problem (of course, Hal was never famed for his pleasantness or tact).

I regret this as, like Rardman, I always enjoyed JFs column. Is he still too busy to write it, or is it surplus to requirements at HB? Anyway, I for one would have no problem with the idea of JF being made a permanent Senior Member on the board, irrespective of the number of posts he makes. On the other hand, perhaps Rardman is correct and it is hardly very important anyhow. The board merely generates 'Senior Members' according to the data entered by the administrators. Certainly, requirements for senior membership do seem to have been changing around a lot lately. I'm not even sure how it's worked out, as some people with 300+ posts are showing up as Senior Members, while others like JF are still Groupies (at least it was like this until a few days ago--I haven't checked since then).

Just a thought for Loveitshort before I finish. Is there anything wrong with making posts on talking heads from Sky and personalities from other countries? The fact that Loveitshort hasn't heard of them doesn't mean that they are 'obscure'. We are not only concerned here with the latest news on American personalities (that was JFs column, remember?). This is the HairTalk board and we can deal with whatever we like. Perhaps Loveitshort's real grouse can be intimated from his name. Most of these posts are about women with beautiful long hair and I guess Loveitshort can hardly be expected to appreciate that.