Shoe by Gary Brookins and Susie MacNelly for May 06, 2010

Hair today, gone tomorrow.

With a hair cut you might look presentable and not have to wear a flea collar..

There just aren’t that many birds that have hair.

It is unfair and traumatic for child and fledgling alike.

I thought it was a philosophy started by an elephant king.

Barbaric.

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Nor am I.

Me neither.

coulda sworn birds get their feathers trimmed, not their hair cut LOL!

Someday he’ll look back fondly on the days when he needed haircuts

Someday he’ll look back fondly on the days when he needed haircuts

If that is the definition then would someone help me hold my son down so I ca barbarism him?

Either get a haircut or a violin.

That’s what my son thought, too. So I gave in. Now he looks like a barbarian.

@shmiss: Wouldn’t that be “wings clipped”?

But you’d look more like a Barbarian if you didn’t get a hair cut, Skylar.

Yukoner – lol!

Coyoty - Bob-Barr the Elephant has gone Libertarian.

Skyler is a Hairy Ibex?

At the Parris Island Barber, my hair went from 18 inches to 1/18 in 45 seconds. Didn’t tip him.

Shy - yet another plug for homeschooling! We homeschool because our children because: 1) We have kids with attention problems. 2) The Teacher / Student ratio is 1:1 and they learn MUCH better. 3) We can take breaks and vacations whenever we want to. 4) They’re not getting someone’s agenda crammed down their throats. 5) We don’t HAVE to subject them to small arms training at 5 years old.

AND - they and we will have a much closer relationship and memories of all that we did TOGETHER during their childhood.

and many more reasons.

Thanx - I feel a little better about having to pay all those taxes “for the schools” and getting absolutely NO benefit AND having to buy all that curriculum.

I think you mean having his feathers clipped

My dad cut us kids hair until I was 18. Then I got my first store bought haircut.