Pluggers by Rick McKee for July 01, 2022

yeah, what hair?

I never used a hair brush. Just a comb.

I resemble that remark.

A crew cut worked for me. I never understood how people could live with long hair in the Aridzona heat.

My godmother bought me a hairbrush back in 1968 when I was 14. I still have that brush today.

And when you attended the musical, “Hair”, and were able to dance while listening to it.

Guilty, though in my case, my then-girlfriend gave it to me as a gift in 1971. A nice Fuller Brush boar’s bristle brush with a wood body. It has survived 11 moves and a session as a chew toy by a couple of bored dogs. I still use it every day.

Guilty.

Not 1967 but maybe 70s…only use a comb now..

As a long-laired hippy dude, my hair was too thick to comb; brushes were the only option. After a ride on the motorcycle, the knots were amazing…

And what are you if you still have that toothbrush from the 60s that you bought when you still had teeth?

When the Fuller Brush man came too your door.

I had a hairbrush from when I was 16. I am 80 now and finally threw that old brush away yesterday. Had not used it for the last 40 years or so. Don’t remember why I was saving it. My brain is like swiss cheese these days.

I have a Tupperware comb my second sister gave me in 1979. Handy for combing my beard.

Never used a brush, always a comb. Still have the one I got back in 1968. Of course, it’s metal.

A comb perhaps but if you used a brush… you were not a young plugger.

Yup, finally had to replace it after 50 years, after it lost more bristles than I lost hair.

I started balding as a senior in high school. Cueball today.

in 1967 hair was https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=hair+lyrics+cowsills&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8

I have my comb from high school – the 60’s.

Hairbrush? Me not need that. Me just use me bear hands.

Looks as if he has plenty of hair still. Bald jokes just don’t work with anthropomorphic animals!

My son and I shared a hotel room a few years back when we went out of town for his college graduation ceremony.

He walks out of the bathroom with my stub of a hairbrush in hand and asks, “Dad, how long have you had this?”

It seems it still had hair in it from before I went totally silver quite some time ago.

I still have the hair, I’d still have the brush but it wore out.