28 May 09 08:30, Roger Nelson wrote to Roy Witt:


 RW>> My mother gave me a Tony! That was the name of a permanent back in
 RW>> the day. My hair has been curley ever since.

 RN> We couldn't afford that, but even if we could have, my mother would
 RN> not have done that to me.  My hair was naturally wavy.

My mother also painted mine and my brothers toe nails with finger nail
polish, in bright red. Of course that was the devil in her as we overslept
on the patio couch.

 RN> I was four years old before I got my first haircut and had
 RN> reddish-brown hair down to my shoulders.  The hair color changed to
 RN> almost black when I reached puberty, but since that first haircut, I
 RN> can't stand the feel of hair even touching my ears.  I should get my
 RN> daughter to cut it German-style.  (-:

LOL! That's how my dad liked his. I often accused him of getting the
barber to put a bowl over his head to trim the edges (he looked like Moe
of the three stooges to me). In the 60s and 70s, mine was shoulder length
and by the 80s, I wore it in a mullet. Finally cut it off in 2002.

 RW>> "Kookie, lend me your comb."

 RN> That's him.  Edd Byrnes?

Yeup. He got replaced for a couple of years and then returned to the show
too late for it to revive itself.

 RW>> In a pinch, a guy could use a little axle grease for the
 RW>> grooming...just don't let her run her fingers thru it.

 RN> (-:



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