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wow..I can't believe I wasted so much of my time reading this hooha over haircuts...cut hair la, singapore so hot keep so long for what??

And teachers are just doing their jobs la, I dedicate "the greatest love of all" by whitney houston to all u old fogeys chuckling under your breath at the rants from the teenage wasteland.
 
thank you for bme pain olypmics. now i can sleep better at night.


This hair thing is ridiculous. Do you know how businesses tap a wider audience (hehe)? They turn all the guys into women, and *bam* instantly the hair gel/clay market grows by at least 20%. Most of the ads on tv target kids/teens, because their purchasing decisions haven't been set yet, and they're most likely to stay with a brand. in the end you become the duracel battery that drives their businesses.

you should thank the school that they try to crush expression of individuality through outward appearance, then everyone can just focus on the content inside.

I agree with you on certain levels. But just so you know, when we talk about appearance/hair, it goes deeper than just aesthethic meaning. And your last sentence doesnt make sense. We're talking about individuality and not superficiality.
 
this hair(ry) issue is like the cockroach that just dont want to die and kept flying around the room, hiding in between gaps and to emerge again after a while
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my hair long already. got any recommendation for a chubby overgrown 30 something other than the kuhlassic MULLET?
 
Apparently 'Jesus look' is the in thing now bro, Chris Haslam or however you spell his name and Mike V. is sporting that look. One way to get closer to 'nirvana' I suppose.
 
yea i fking hate haircuts.
i love my hair and i got so pissed at my school i went skinhead out of rebellion(COOL GANGST@R POINTS) but when i got to school the next day my hair grew abit then it was not skinhead so i got screwed.
then after like a term, my hair grew back, touched the ear abit, but it was damn short, they said i had to cut it again.
wtf. im getting so pissed at school....
 
yea i fking hate haircuts.
i love my hair and i got so pissed at my school i went skinhead out of rebellion(COOL GANGST@R POINTS) but when i got to school the next day my hair grew abit then it was not skinhead so i got screwed.
then after like a term, my hair grew back, touched the ear abit, but it was damn short, they said i had to cut it again.
wtf. im getting so pissed at school....

Usually, I'd recommend people to drop outta school and not conform.

But bro SOFT bro will slap my ass for it.

I mean, education is the way out for most people in 3rd World countries. Better education = potentially higher-paying jobs and career prospects.

I mean, the last thing anyone here would want is when you are suffering from a mid-life crisis but you donch have the moolah to buy an Audi R8 right?


I agree with you on certain levels. But just so you know, when we talk about appearance/hair, it goes deeper than just aesthethic meaning. And your last sentence doesnt make sense. We're talking about individuality and not superficiality.

Sometimes I find that when everyone strives so hard for their individuality, doesn't it make you more unique and "individual" to follow the norm instead? Just a thought...
 
I agree with you on certain levels. But just so you know, when we talk about appearance/hair, it goes deeper than just aesthethic meaning. And your last sentence doesnt make sense. We're talking about individuality and not superficiality.

It makes perfect sense. The expression of individuality for most lazy people is just through what they wear, hair and makeup. If that isn't superficial i don't know what is, and at that age, it's doubly bullshit, because behind the spending, the long arm of business tells you what to do/buy/need to be part of the "it" crowd. In a sense, the strict rules on fashion, forces school kids to focus on their inner self rather than the bs of whose sneaks are bigger, brighter and better.
 
yea i fking hate haircuts.
i love my hair and i got so pissed at my school i went skinhead out of rebellion(COOL GANGST@R POINTS) but when i got to school the next day my hair grew abit then it was not skinhead so i got screwed.
then after like a term, my hair grew back, touched the ear abit, but it was damn short, they said i had to cut it again.
wtf. im getting so pissed at school....



You need a headblade. Then no more barbers. The other problem about going skin, is skin cancer.
 
I agree with ac completely about individualism and my take on hypocrisy on that front. and I agree with Pathein about beijing 101, and aging youth about Audis, and I think that we all need to consume less msg in our meals. We also need to understand the importance of brylcreem and code ten.And the C-string as a headband would be a great idea.
 
My hair is done at Toni and Guy. I'm their guinea pig for them to experiment on. because of this my haircut is free. :lol:
 
Sometimes I find that when everyone strives so hard for their individuality, doesn't it make you more unique and "individual" to follow the norm instead? Just a thought...


Individuality in my definition : To do whatever you want to do while respecting and understanding the rules that was set. To find your own truth. And its not about being unique or what not, I feel that its more about the quality of the life you live.
 
Yup... like my friend would say, "Hua hee tio ho!"

Bro snuffleupagus bro, would we ever be able to see you in a C-string, bro?
 
It makes perfect sense. The expression of individuality for most lazy people is just through what they wear, hair and makeup. If that isn't superficial i don't know what is, and at that age, it's doubly bullshit, because behind the spending, the long arm of business tells you what to do/buy/need to be part of the "it" crowd. In a sense, the strict rules on fashion, forces school kids to focus on their inner self rather than the bs of whose sneaks are bigger, brighter and better.

Do you really believe that by 'eliminating' this individuality that you are talking about, is going to stop the kids from consuming such products/stop the advertisers from doing what they're suppose to do? At the same time, since we're talking about products and stuff, wouldnt you think that these big companies wouldnt come up with products specifically targeted to school kids which does not 'break' any school rules?
 
Do you really believe that by 'eliminating' this individuality that you are talking about, is going to stop the kids from consuming such products/stop the advertisers from doing what they're suppose to do? At the same time, since we're talking about products and stuff, wouldnt you think that these big companies wouldnt come up with products specifically targeted to school kids which does not 'break' any school rules?

That's a really specious point. There are no absolutes, but at least the rules will keep that to a minimum. Also you're giving the singapore school kid market a little too much credit. Big companies targets the general demographic, but doesn't take into account the use of their products in the classroom. In fact, only the recent wash off hair dye is specifically targetted for these folks.
 
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