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I apologize to JD for the "Cut It Already" reply to his post. I can be more constructive in my thoughts than just blurting words out. So I'm asking JD if he will forgive me for my stupid comment, and my apologizes to the Forum for anyone reading my ignorent post.
Frank
Don't feel bad. We all make mistakes. What's important is that we learn from them and move on.
I will try.
Frank
There's no need to apologize. It takes two to tango, as they say. While it was unintended, my post *was* somewhat provocative, and I deserved a kick in the pants for it. ;-)
Thank you JD.
Frank
I think you're not the only one who needs to apologize. Most people have been rude and excessively sarcastic to JD...wich kinda disappointed me since I've checked this board's older posts too and users didn't use to be so rude to someone who simply wonders what to do with his hair. What's wrong, people??
-Andrea
It's a free and open forum and you have a right to your opinion and will certainly comment. If it offends well I'm sure people will get over it.
Personally, I get tired of "I'm going to cut it" post from newbies.
If you been here forever and have to cut it for your job or decided you don't like the way your own hair looks then I think you should post it, it's relevant.
But "I'm gonna cut it", out of the blue from a first time poster, I don't care. I agree with you Frank, he should cut it and not bother telling us.
I'd rather hear, "hey, you guys inspired me, I'm GROWING my hair out!"
He was probably just a short haired troll from the Buzzard Board trying to get a rise out of someone anyway.
Paul
LOL
I like buzzard.
Suitably derogatory, but not too offensive. :¬)