Frozen curls

Well, once I was trying to impress a new boyfriend...this was 15 years ago. I had bra-strap length hair that was curly with short front and sides (the quintessential 80's style). I had left the house with the back wet (my usual routine) and it was quite cold outside. We were having our picture taken by a friend, when the to-be-impressed boy started laughing because he had touched my very hard-frozen hair. Now that's something in Mississippi!

> I decided to try castor oil on my hair as a good> conditioner. I did not realize that it is almost> impossible to wash out. The next day at school my hair> looked horrible. I had shampooed it 3x and still there> was castor oil in my hair. My friends were all telling> me that something smelled really strange. It was my> hair.> I learned a hard lesson on that one.> SThe next time you or someone else gets oil of some kind or grease or petroleum jelly in your hair, try peanutbutter. It will take out the grease, and shampoo will take out the peanutbutter.I was trying to think of a blooper for myself. I can't really think of a blooper, but here's something I could mention. If I don't pay attention, I sometimes close the car door on my hair, particularly if it's a windy day. I'll be driving down the road, not knowing a few inches are sticking out the door when I lean over to reach something in the car. Ouch!Related Link:The Men's Long Hair Site

> You make me laugh. Speaking of the eighties hair style, how would you go about telling one of your co-workers that there hair is out of style? Or would you tell them?One of my co-workers has this haircut that I had back in ninth grade. She thinks it's in. NOT!!