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Hello guys....I read the posts from time to time ..but wondered whatever happened to those three wise and witty longhaired gods...I haven't seen posts from them in quite a long time....Victor Engel, Hairreligion and Ed Grochowski (I believe that is how you spell his name)..These three guys were particular inspirations with each having incredible long hair for being men over forty....just wondering...
I beleive Hairreligion posted on here a very recently. (May 5th)
Hi PP,
Yes, Hair Religion posted here not long ago. He also has a website which you may be aware of. It is listed in the links section here. Ed Grochowski also has a website listed in the links section here. I corresponded with him not long ago with some questions. He also posts on the long hair community periodically. I believe Victor Engel's website is called www.the-light.com. Not sure what he might be up to nowadays. But you are definitely correct! Each of these guys has hair to die for! I hope they do post here with updates!
Ted
Just lost a game of Words With Friends to Victor. If Scrabble is your thing, then get that app and challenge him! I warn you, he is a very skilled player.
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I am still around with knee length hair and over 60 now. Victor is still around on Facebook. I think Hair Religion is still around but posts infrequently. I will have to search for Ed Grochowski. I have met him in person and his hair at that time was mid calf length.
Scott
Ed is still around. He just doesn't frequent MLHH much these days.
Bill
I believe Ed posts from time to time on the Long Hair Community, which is about 90% female and 10% guys.
I understand he does, as well as a few of the other guys on MLHH who have extremely long hair. MLHH was founded because that site was not particularly inviting to male longhairs, but those with extremely long hair have fit better there.
That may be because women interested in long hair are primarily interested in the hair, while longhaired men have interests women don't usually have: discrimination issues and a unique and often shared longhair culture. Also, male longhair issues don't vary much by how long your long hair is.
So we have two sites, one run by men and one run by women. People of the other sex are welcome at each site if they fit in, but often over the years we've found they don't have a lot in common. That results in the 90-10 percentages mentioned.
Bill
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And looking very good for being over 60 Scott!
Ted
Victor is still around. I correspond with him frequently. We never talk about MLHH or hair though.
Ed and Victor both use their real names on everything, and they both have personal web sites, just like I do. All you have to do to find folks like us is get thee to Google. Since neither come around here much, though, they probably aren't interested in talking about MLHH or hair stuff.
Bill