Kestrel wrote:
 
> My friend George had the type hair that got curly behind the ears if he let
> it grow too long. I found the look absolutely adorable and assured him he'd
> have women all over him if he let it grow out, but I could never convince
> him of it. Why is it usually only the guys who can't pull off the look who
> want to have it?

For the same reason that women my size often have a desire to
wear Spandex. 
 
> > > > 'Course, it was the Bad Boy look that got me into trouble a
> > > > couple of years ago....
> > >
> > > yes, well... now you know why they're bad 
> >
> > Well, yes. 
> > Though I think What's-His-Butt would have been just as much of a
> > twit if he'd been clean-shaven.
> 
> I thought he *was* clean-shaven... well, he was when I met him... unless
> you're refering to someone else :)
 
The one you met when we went to Dim Sum. :)  No, he had a goatee
the whole time I knew him--except when he shaved it once, and
looked distinctly weird. But that was long after you met him.

> > > > Lissa That'sOk,ILikeTheScruffyLook Wingling
> > >
> > > Scruffy! Yes, I like scruffy :) But a cleanish sort of scruffy....
> >
> > 'Zactly. Aragorn after a bath.... Oooooooooo....
> 
> LOL

Heh. If he can look that hot after long days of travel....
 
> > Lissa GoingBackToWatchItAgainToday Wingling
> 
> I'd like to catch LotR2 again while it's still in the theater, but haven't
> found the time on the agenda

I've seen it 4 times now. (Yes, FOUR. Count me an official
"groupie." Sigh.) But everytime I see it, I find something new.
It's cool.

Lissa Can'tWaitForTheExtendedDVDOfThisOne Wingling

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