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Post by swamp on Sept 20, 2016 14:57:31 GMT -5
I'm all for learning how to drink reponsibility at home. I just can't get my kids to drink... Do they like shortbread cookies? Then they might like Scotch. I think the flaw in my plan was that I gave them a taste of the good stuff. Exactly.
You needed to give them a swig out of a handle of Karkov vodka.
(A "handle" being the term for a plastic liquor bottle with a handle on it)
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Post by Deleted on Sept 21, 2016 3:19:41 GMT -5
Do they like shortbread cookies? Then they might like Scotch. I think the flaw in my plan was that I gave them a taste of the good stuff. Exactly.
You needed to give them a swig out of a handle of Karkov vodka.
(A "handle" being the term for a plastic liquor bottle with a handle on it)
HEY!!!! Don't knock the cheap shit. Ok, I don't usually buy Smirnoff with a handle on it but since I mix it with enough something else to cover the taste (usually) it really doesn't matter how much it cost. Not all of us can afford, or want, Grey Goose. I have no friends so nobody is ever going to just GIVE me the good stuff.
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Post by MJ2.0 on Sept 21, 2016 4:38:12 GMT -5
That little girl looks fantastic! Such cute hair. I never understand why people are so freaked out about unusual hair styles. Hair is so easy to change. You can do whatever crazy thing you want and it's not permanent. If I had a kid that wanted unusual hair, that wouldn't bother me one bit and if school said it was a problem, I'd want to understand what was problematic about it. So much of our reaction to things is (IMHO) based on societal conditioning that doesn't have much grounding in logic. This morning at my son's school I saw a high school aged girl wearing really short shorts. She was raising her arms above her head to fix her hair and that pulled the shorts up even higher - both her butt cheeks were clearly showing. My initial reaction was (internal monologue) - whoa! Those shorts are too short! Someone needs to talk to this girl, her butt is hanging out! But then when I thought about it for a couple seconds I started wondering if I really felt this was an issue or I had just been hearing other people say things like that for so long, that this was my default reaction. Heck, it was her body and she was comfortable with her clothes. She wasn't showing anything that can't legally be shown on a public street. It's going to be almost 100 degrees today and humid as heck. Why was this any of my business? I thought she actually looked good - probably because I remembered fondly the days when my ass looked like that - but even if I didn't think she looked good, I could just not look. Why did I think it was my business to render an opinion on what she was wearing? IMHO, we as a society would be much happier if we stopped worrying about and judging other people about things that are temporary, harmless and don't impact anyone else. *** *** Before it appears that I'm all peace, love and happiness with everything, I have to be honest that with my kids and with people who work for me, I do have certain preferences that mainly relate to my ideas of sanitation and permanency. Facial piercing and ear gauging not only can provoke a gag reflex in people, they're sometimes not super sanitary, either. For hair, if it's clean, I really don't care what style it is. If it's not clean, it's not OK no matter what the style is. Clean dreadlocks = fine. Dreadlocks in the making or unwashed dreads = gross. Same for any hair style - the people who think others can't tell that they're trying the latest "no wash" thing with their hair are nuts. You don't have to wash hair daily with shampoo to keep it clean, but for most people if they don't use shampoo at least a couple of times a week, they stink. For whatever reason they can't smell it, but I can and I suspect other people can too... unwashed hair is gross no matter what color or style it is. I wash my hair about once a week and I do not stink. Neither does my hair. I do however comb, condition, and style it nearly every day. Washing your hair every day or several times a week is another social construct, much like the reaction to someone's butt hanging out.
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Post by Cookies Galore on Sept 21, 2016 5:21:31 GMT -5
Mmm.... scotch. Which kind did they try, milee?
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Post by milee on Sept 21, 2016 5:31:39 GMT -5
That little girl looks fantastic! Such cute hair. I never understand why people are so freaked out about unusual hair styles. Hair is so easy to change. You can do whatever crazy thing you want and it's not permanent. If I had a kid that wanted unusual hair, that wouldn't bother me one bit and if school said it was a problem, I'd want to understand what was problematic about it. So much of our reaction to things is (IMHO) based on societal conditioning that doesn't have much grounding in logic. This morning at my son's school I saw a high school aged girl wearing really short shorts. She was raising her arms above her head to fix her hair and that pulled the shorts up even higher - both her butt cheeks were clearly showing. My initial reaction was (internal monologue) - whoa! Those shorts are too short! Someone needs to talk to this girl, her butt is hanging out! But then when I thought about it for a couple seconds I started wondering if I really felt this was an issue or I had just been hearing other people say things like that for so long, that this was my default reaction. Heck, it was her body and she was comfortable with her clothes. She wasn't showing anything that can't legally be shown on a public street. It's going to be almost 100 degrees today and humid as heck. Why was this any of my business? I thought she actually looked good - probably because I remembered fondly the days when my ass looked like that - but even if I didn't think she looked good, I could just not look. Why did I think it was my business to render an opinion on what she was wearing? IMHO, we as a society would be much happier if we stopped worrying about and judging other people about things that are temporary, harmless and don't impact anyone else. *** *** Before it appears that I'm all peace, love and happiness with everything, I have to be honest that with my kids and with people who work for me, I do have certain preferences that mainly relate to my ideas of sanitation and permanency. Facial piercing and ear gauging not only can provoke a gag reflex in people, they're sometimes not super sanitary, either. For hair, if it's clean, I really don't care what style it is. If it's not clean, it's not OK no matter what the style is. Clean dreadlocks = fine. Dreadlocks in the making or unwashed dreads = gross. Same for any hair style - the people who think others can't tell that they're trying the latest "no wash" thing with their hair are nuts. You don't have to wash hair daily with shampoo to keep it clean, but for most people if they don't use shampoo at least a couple of times a week, they stink. For whatever reason they can't smell it, but I can and I suspect other people can too... unwashed hair is gross no matter what color or style it is. I wash my hair about once a week and I do not stink. Neither does my hair. I do however comb, condition, and style it nearly every day. Washing your hair every day or several times a week is another social construct, much like the reaction to someone's butt hanging out. It's very possible that people who live in cooler climates don't stink after not washing their hair for a week. Not the case down here. The low temperature last night was 78 degrees and for every hour the sun is up it's in the 90s with humidity also above 90 percent. Around here, people who don't wash their hair for a week smell bad. Really bad. Regional differences. Similar to how often people wash sheets - in cooler areas you can wash less often, can't get away with that down here. Or people who talk about re-wearing clothes. Unless it's during the few days of winter we get, wearing clothes more than once is a bad idea.
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Post by milee on Sept 21, 2016 5:35:02 GMT -5
Mmm.... scotch. Which kind did they try, milee ? Balvenie. Caribbean cask aged 14 year old single malt (which is a little funny since it's older than my youngest son.)
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Post by yogiii on Sept 21, 2016 5:40:16 GMT -5
How often do you wash sheets in Florida? I was all of them once a week and I feel like most people think that is often.
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Post by milee on Sept 21, 2016 5:47:40 GMT -5
How often do you wash sheets in Florida? I was all of them once a week and I feel like most people think that is often. The slacker mom (me) answer is once a week because even with only doing all the sheets once a week I do an average of one to two loads of laundry (mostly clothes and towels, which again get funky quickly) a day and adding another load to that weekly laundry just sucks. But honestly by the end of that week, the sheets and pillowcases are not very fresh. A week is pushing it. More than a week and they flat out stink. And we have AC, which we use. Not everybody has AC believe it or not. I grew up in this area and remember as a teen when we first got a window unit AC for the living room and how awesome that was.
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Post by yogiii on Sept 21, 2016 5:59:59 GMT -5
How often do you wash sheets in Florida? I was all of them once a week and I feel like most people think that is often. The slacker mom (me) answer is once a week because even with only doing all the sheets once a week I do an average of one to two loads of laundry (mostly clothes and towels, which again get funky quickly) a day and adding another load to that weekly laundry just sucks. But honestly by the end of that week, the sheets and pillowcases are not very fresh. A week is pushing it. More than a week and they flat out stink. And we have AC, which we use. Not everybody has AC believe it or not. I grew up in this area and remember as a teen when we first got a window unit AC for the living room and how awesome that was. I'm with you on laundry. I wash towels after one use and I know that is excessive. I had no A/C growing up either, of course it was only a couple of months with high humidity but ... MY HAIR!!!
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Post by zibazinski on Sept 21, 2016 6:35:52 GMT -5
I wash my sheets 3x a week. I do my towels 2x a week but I hang them out of the bathroom to air dry out daily. If I left them in the bathroom hanging up to dry on towel rack, they'd reek. But they did up north, too.
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Post by MJ2.0 on Sept 21, 2016 6:54:27 GMT -5
Whew, clearly I'm just a disgusting mess!
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Post by yogiii on Sept 21, 2016 7:28:08 GMT -5
Whew, clearly I'm just a disgusting mess! It's probably more that I'm teetering on the edge of germophobe.
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Post by taz157 on Sept 21, 2016 7:38:35 GMT -5
Whew, clearly I'm just a disgusting mess!
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Post by Lizard Queen on Sept 21, 2016 7:58:57 GMT -5
I have lots of towels, so you can't go by how often I wash them. They are used 2-3 days, then start to stink. This is with hanging them on a towel warmer/dryer in between. I think it's the detergent not really getting them clean in the first place, though. I'm switching things out in that department.
Sheets are done whenever I get around to it. I do laundry all the freakin' time anyway. It's once a week if I'm on the ball. Usually not. They don't stink.
I wish I could bathe/wash my hair less frequently. I think it's completely possible for some people without stinking. And it probably is better for your hair. My hair gets too greasy for me to stand, though, and I would break out like crazy (even on my scalp). I know--I've tried it when my skin was dry for a while.
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Post by NoNamePerson on Sept 21, 2016 8:01:34 GMT -5
I wash my hair about once a week and I do not stink. Neither does my hair. I do however comb, condition, and style it nearly every day. Washing your hair every day or several times a week is another social construct, much like the reaction to someone's butt hanging out. It's very possible that people who live in cooler climates don't stink after not washing their hair for a week. Not the case down here. The low temperature last night was 78 degrees and for every hour the sun is up it's in the 90s with humidity also above 90 percent. Around here, people who don't wash their hair for a week smell bad. Really bad. Regional differences. Similar to how often people wash sheets - in cooler areas you can wash less often, can't get away with that down here. Or people who talk about re-wearing clothes. Unless it's during the few days of winter we get, wearing clothes more than once is a bad idea. Had to laugh at this. I washed my hair Sunday morning. Headed out to run numerous errands and was gone for maybe 3 hours. Going from a/c to asphalt parking lots and a/c stores back to hot asphalt to a/c car etc. well by the time I got back home I washed my sweaty head again. I had sweat dripping down my back. But must say that the only place I sweat is my head - go figure!!
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Post by Miss Tequila on Sept 21, 2016 8:20:25 GMT -5
That little girl looks fantastic! Such cute hair. I never understand why people are so freaked out about unusual hair styles. Hair is so easy to change. You can do whatever crazy thing you want and it's not permanent. If I had a kid that wanted unusual hair, that wouldn't bother me one bit and if school said it was a problem, I'd want to understand what was problematic about it. So much of our reaction to things is (IMHO) based on societal conditioning that doesn't have much grounding in logic. This morning at my son's school I saw a high school aged girl wearing really short shorts. She was raising her arms above her head to fix her hair and that pulled the shorts up even higher - both her butt cheeks were clearly showing. My initial reaction was (internal monologue) - whoa! Those shorts are too short! Someone needs to talk to this girl, her butt is hanging out! But then when I thought about it for a couple seconds I started wondering if I really felt this was an issue or I had just been hearing other people say things like that for so long, that this was my default reaction. Heck, it was her body and she was comfortable with her clothes. She wasn't showing anything that can't legally be shown on a public street. It's going to be almost 100 degrees today and humid as heck. Why was this any of my business? I thought she actually looked good - probably because I remembered fondly the days when my ass looked like that - but even if I didn't think she looked good, I could just not look. Why did I think it was my business to render an opinion on what she was wearing? IMHO, we as a society would be much happier if we stopped worrying about and judging other people about things that are temporary, harmless and don't impact anyone else. *** *** Before it appears that I'm all peace, love and happiness with everything, I have to be honest that with my kids and with people who work for me, I do have certain preferences that mainly relate to my ideas of sanitation and permanency. Facial piercing and ear gauging not only can provoke a gag reflex in people, they're sometimes not super sanitary, either. For hair, if it's clean, I really don't care what style it is. If it's not clean, it's not OK no matter what the style is. Clean dreadlocks = fine. Dreadlocks in the making or unwashed dreads = gross. Same for any hair style - the people who think others can't tell that they're trying the latest "no wash" thing with their hair are nuts. You don't have to wash hair daily with shampoo to keep it clean, but for most people if they don't use shampoo at least a couple of times a week, they stink. For whatever reason they can't smell it, but I can and I suspect other people can too... unwashed hair is gross no matter what color or style it is. I wash my hair about once a week and I do not stink. Neither does my hair. I do however comb, condition, and style it nearly every day. Washing your hair every day or several times a week is another social construct, much like the reaction to someone's butt hanging out. I don't think it is a social construct. I might be able to get away with not washing my hair one day and that is only if it isn't hot and humid out or if I haven't been exercising. Otherwise my hair looks and feels greasy...and honestly, I would have to believe it would smell. Trust me, I don't WANT to wash my hair all of the time because it is a pain in the ass. But I also don't want to look like a greaseball.
My daughter's are the same way. I can smell my daughter's hair if I don't wash it every day.
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Post by Miss Tequila on Sept 21, 2016 8:21:53 GMT -5
I wash my hair about once a week and I do not stink. Neither does my hair. I do however comb, condition, and style it nearly every day. Washing your hair every day or several times a week is another social construct, much like the reaction to someone's butt hanging out. It's very possible that people who live in cooler climates don't stink after not washing their hair for a week. Not the case down here. The low temperature last night was 78 degrees and for every hour the sun is up it's in the 90s with humidity also above 90 percent. Around here, people who don't wash their hair for a week smell bad. Really bad. Regional differences. Similar to how often people wash sheets - in cooler areas you can wash less often, can't get away with that down here. Or people who talk about re-wearing clothes. Unless it's during the few days of winter we get, wearing clothes more than once is a bad idea. I'm further north than Jen and would be a stinky mess if I didn't wash my hair for a week...or even a few days! Maybe hair type comes into play?
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Post by MJ2.0 on Sept 21, 2016 8:46:12 GMT -5
It's very possible that people who live in cooler climates don't stink after not washing their hair for a week. Not the case down here. The low temperature last night was 78 degrees and for every hour the sun is up it's in the 90s with humidity also above 90 percent. Around here, people who don't wash their hair for a week smell bad. Really bad. Regional differences. Similar to how often people wash sheets - in cooler areas you can wash less often, can't get away with that down here. Or people who talk about re-wearing clothes. Unless it's during the few days of winter we get, wearing clothes more than once is a bad idea. I'm further north than Jen and would be a stinky mess if I didn't wash my hair for a week...or even a few days! Maybe hair type comes into play? It definitely does. My hair would be dry, lifeless, and stripped of all essential oils (yes, your hair does need moisture) if I washed it daily or even every other day. But I am black - my hair texture is coarse and wavy. It needs daily moisture and conditioning. I was on the swim team in 10th grade, and by the end of the season my hair was just shot.
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Post by yogiii on Sept 21, 2016 9:25:58 GMT -5
I'm further north than Jen and would be a stinky mess if I didn't wash my hair for a week...or even a few days! Maybe hair type comes into play? It definitely does. My hair would be dry, lifeless, and stripped of all essential oils (yes, your hair does need moisture) if I washed it daily or even every other day. But I am black - my hair texture is coarse and wavy. It needs daily moisture and conditioning. I was on the swim team in 10th grade, and by the end of the season my hair was just shot. My hair is dry and curly. Washing it 2-3x a week is ideal. I used to wash it every day as a kid/teen not knowing any better and it was just a giant ball of frizz
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Post by chen35 on Sept 21, 2016 10:10:07 GMT -5
It definitely does. My hair would be dry, lifeless, and stripped of all essential oils (yes, your hair does need moisture) if I washed it daily or even every other day. But I am black - my hair texture is coarse and wavy. It needs daily moisture and conditioning. I was on the swim team in 10th grade, and by the end of the season my hair was just shot. My hair is dry and curly. Washing it 2-3x a week is ideal. I used to wash it every day as a kid/teen not knowing any better and it was just a giant ball of frizz I shoot for twice a week. I get the most compliments on my hair when I haven't washed for a few days. It's not so coarse and dry looking then.
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Post by swamp on Sept 21, 2016 11:15:41 GMT -5
Whew, clearly I'm just a disgusting mess! me too.
I wash my hair twice a week, but shower everyday. I wet my hair down every day. If I shampoo it every day, it dries out.
Sheets get washed every 2 weeks. Towels twice a week.
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Post by jeep108 on Sept 21, 2016 12:04:44 GMT -5
I've been trying the washing my hair every other day. It seems to be fine so far.
Sheets every two weeks
Towels usually once a week but I have a ton of towels. I also add vinegar to my rise cycle to the towels it seems to help with the smells.
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Post by Cookies Galore on Sept 21, 2016 12:23:34 GMT -5
It definitely does. My hair would be dry, lifeless, and stripped of all essential oils (yes, your hair does need moisture) if I washed it daily or even every other day. But I am black - my hair texture is coarse and wavy. It needs daily moisture and conditioning. I was on the swim team in 10th grade, and by the end of the season my hair was just shot. My hair is dry and curly. Washing it 2-3x a week is ideal. I used to wash it every day as a kid/teen not knowing any better and it was just a giant ball of frizz I wash 2-3x a week as well, with a cleansing conditioner. No more shampoo for me. Well, maybe once a month and when I get my hair cut. But cleansing conditioner the vast majority of the time.
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Post by Miss Tequila on Sept 21, 2016 13:15:06 GMT -5
My hair is dry and curly. Washing it 2-3x a week is ideal. I used to wash it every day as a kid/teen not knowing any better and it was just a giant ball of frizz I wash 2-3x a week as well, with a cleansing conditioner. No more shampoo for me. Well, maybe once a month and when I get my hair cut. But cleansing conditioner the vast majority of the time. Is that like the Wen that I always see advertised?
I have thick, curly, processed hair but an oily scalp.
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Post by Chocolate Lover on Sept 21, 2016 13:17:11 GMT -5
I wash 2-3x a week as well, with a cleansing conditioner. No more shampoo for me. Well, maybe once a month and when I get my hair cut. But cleansing conditioner the vast majority of the time. Is that like the Wen that I always see advertised?
I have thick, curly, processed hair but an oily scalp.
L'Oreal makes one. I'm sure some other companies do to. I know I've found it at Walmart so I'm sure Target has it too.
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Post by souldoubt on Sept 21, 2016 13:25:46 GMT -5
Exactly.
You needed to give them a swig out of a handle of Karkov vodka.
(A "handle" being the term for a plastic liquor bottle with a handle on it)
HEY!!!! Don't knock the cheap shit. Ok, I don't usually buy Smirnoff with a handle on it but since I mix it with enough something else to cover the taste (usually) it really doesn't matter how much it cost. Not all of us can afford, or want, Grey Goose. I have no friends so nobody is ever going to just GIVE me the good stuff. To each their own but since I'm no longer in high school, college or just getting into the bar scene I'm not looking for the cheap buzz or to drink something that needs to be over mixed so I can't taste it. More importantly the better brands - Grey Goose, Belvedere, Tito's and so on are less likely to give you a cheap booze hangover the next day. I'll gladly spend the extra couple bucks which is probably the equivalent to one starbucks trip to reduce the risk of a cheap booze hangover.
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Post by Cookies Galore on Sept 21, 2016 13:28:16 GMT -5
I wash 2-3x a week as well, with a cleansing conditioner. No more shampoo for me. Well, maybe once a month and when I get my hair cut. But cleansing conditioner the vast majority of the time. Is that like the Wen that I always see advertised?
I have thick, curly, processed hair but an oily scalp.
I use L'Oréal Evercurl cleansing conditioner (not the cleansing balm). I order a three-pack from Amazon every few months. Wen is way too expensive!
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Post by gs11rmb on Sept 21, 2016 13:36:33 GMT -5
I have thick, curly, processed hair but an oily scalp.
I thought I was the only one! I wash my hair every other night but on the night I'm not washing I spritz the roots liberally with dry shampoo before going to bed. I've found it much more effective to let it soak up the oil over night rather than using it in the morning.
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Post by Chocolate Lover on Sept 21, 2016 13:42:48 GMT -5
Is that like the Wen that I always see advertised?
I have thick, curly, processed hair but an oily scalp.
I use L'Oréal Evercurl cleansing conditioner (not the cleansing balm). I order a three-pack from Amazon every few months. Wen is way too expensive! The smell on that one was so strong it made me crazy. Actually woke me up when I moved my head at night.
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Post by Lizard Queen on Sept 21, 2016 13:57:53 GMT -5
I wash 2-3x a week as well, with a cleansing conditioner. No more shampoo for me. Well, maybe once a month and when I get my hair cut. But cleansing conditioner the vast majority of the time. Is that like the Wen that I always see advertised?
I have thick, curly, processed hair but an oily scalp.
I use Wen. I bought a multipack from QVC when it was a TSV. The scents aren't the only difference--they seem to work differently. The first Wen I bought was like a pumpkin ginger spice or something like that, and that's what got me hooked. It's by far the best formulation that I've tried. (There's a few I haven't tried yet.)
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