To everyone who has shared a funny story or will

I loved every story and I am hooked. I hope that more will come in .I always said that us long hair women need to have good personalities because stupid things happen all the time. I can't count how many times I am writing an order and my hair takes my pen and hooks into my hair in front a client.I don't know how many times I will close a filing cabinet and walk away and my hair yanks me back.Oh yes how many times that I really try to get into my car and close the door on the hair.how many speaches will I get in life was clogging the shower drain. Or how many people will be victoms to having my hair on their shirts, in their books etc. It never ends.I often joke and say we long hair women couldn't commit crimes or have affairs as evidence would be left behind.Or how many times our hair will be used a climbing device for babies or for them to hang on as we walk around.I believe that life is so short and we need to have fun and I will always remember all the stories. Please please keep those stories coming in as I am so hooked on them and I need them!!! Laughing.

> OK, OK, I don't think of these as funny stories, just> weird stories having to do with my hair. So I don't> know if these are gigglers, but here goes (Enjoy!):> I've slammed my hair in the door of my truck, but> especially shocking was rolling up the window and> being trapped by my hair, which got closed in it.> In high school I remember my hair getting caught in> the rivets of the wooden seats of the desks.> And for some god-forsaken reason, I was unwary while> cleaning a fan one spring. Cleaned it, turned it on.> (Duh!) And screamed bloody murder for my husb. He> came, but not before the fan quit because it had so> much hair wrapped around the shaft. There's nothing> like adrenaline pumping through your veins and being> trapped by a danged fan! Yeah, and I'm sure it was> great for my hair ... Eck!> When I was about 12, I hauled folks around the skating> rink with my braids. No problem.> Yes, Diane, I had the plumber say it was a hair clog> in the tub drain in a way that said "Well of> COURSE it's a hair clog!" Shoulda given him a> kick. "Well of COURSE it's your job to clear it> out ... without comments!"> Have you ever tripped because you've gotten your bare> toes caught in a hair/hairs that have woven themselves> into the carpet?> My mom told me when I was very young (7?) about two> little girls, playing hairdresser. The> "client" got her hair tied into little> knots, right at the scalp. So, she had to be shaved.> This made me paranoid. When my friend's 2-year-old,> fascinated with long hair ("May I play with yo'> hay-uh?" about 500 times wore me down) wanted to> comb my hair, I set my husb. as a watchdog. I've seen> too many little children get to where there's some> resistance, and pick up and start at the top again,> without disengaging the comb/brush, and create> hellacious snarls. So I told him this, made him be> watchdog, and had to stop the whole thing because he> was being inattentive. Susana did not get to play with> my hay-uh for long!> And I'd heard about horses yanking bits of scalp off> by grabbing hair. So I always tuck my braid down my> shirt when doing pony chores. My is that scratchy! Ew!> Happy gigglers!> RunningWildDear RunnywildI am sure that many of us can relate to your experiences and I enjoyed the fact that you participated.Diane

Hi Debbie,I would imagine your hair has quite the magnetic draw on your classmate, ashe must have been very close to your hair for it to have gone into his mouth.Either your classroom is very compact, or..... maybe he likes you(?) :-)Dave

> Hi Debbie,> I would imagine your hair has quite the magnetic draw> on your classmate, as> he must have been very close to your hair for it to> have gone into his mouth.> Either your classroom is very compact, or..... maybe> he likes you(?) :-)> DaveHopefully Debbie reads this and yes I would like to know what this classmate thinks of her. I didn't think of that one to guess her. Good thought Dave. ( laughing)Diane

> Hi Debbie,> I would imagine your hair has quite the magnetic draw> on your classmate, as> he must have been very close to your hair for it to> have gone into his mouth.> Either your classroom is very compact, or..... maybe> he likes you(?) :-)> DaveHi Dave,We were in the bandhall, I was in 9th grade - now I'm 39, and if I straightenout my arm, my hair is definitely longer, and was then too.Debbie

> Hi Diane,> We were both in band together, but that's pretty much> it.> After I flipped my hair, I felt something, turned, and> it ws in Rick's mouth. I still get embarrassed.> DebbieI am laughing with you Debbie. SorryDiane