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May 26, 2005 01:01

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witty_astraea May 26 2005, 11:11:20 UTC
Geoff, although a professional hairdresser will run to some expense, in a dire emergency, they're worth it. They have seen everything in the way of hair disasters, and will not laugh at you.
I knew someone at home who dyed their hair blue in honor of their favorite football club--and that was fixable.

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chaucer_volante May 26 2005, 17:58:44 UTC
Thank you Aphra for being the voice of fashion sense throughout my moment of wackness. This was never a good idea, and you were the first to say so; an emergency trip to the salon brought the old Chaucer blonde back before my Mom (whom I love dearly, for the record) could see it.

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witty_astraea May 26 2005, 23:31:29 UTC
At least you weren't doing it in support of the poor old Blackburn Rovers.

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burning_blake May 26 2005, 15:30:09 UTC
What did you put in it, anyway?

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playful_jane May 26 2005, 16:05:20 UTC
You aren't going to off those birds as well, are you, indirectly or no?

And if it can't come out in the rinse, perhaps we can all take our shoes and rub them on your head.

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chaucer_volante May 26 2005, 18:02:21 UTC
Oh Ms. Austen, you might as well do so.

E-mail me. Sugarface@gmail.com. For as long as possible, I will rejoice in everyone's assumption that my level of distress runs no further than hair-deep.

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playful_jane May 26 2005, 21:36:35 UTC
Fortunately I haven't got any shoes that need polishing at the moment. It looks as if you rinsed most, if not all of it out, though.

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playful_jane May 26 2005, 22:46:20 UTC
All right, Chaucer. How about this? Name the top three people you would like to take to the dance.

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chaucer_volante May 26 2005, 22:55:31 UTC
As per your advice, I am going with Francie.

Have a wonderful time with the Dark Prince, Jane.

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playful_jane May 26 2005, 22:59:18 UTC
You sound rather put-out, Geoff. You don't really have to go with Francie if you don't like.

And so you know, if you are referring to Phillips Lovecraft, he hasn't asked me to the dance. I'm beginning to almost doubt he believes in such things.

I heard rumors today that someone is going around saying I'm gay. As such, it's unlikely anyone will ask me to the dance. No one has as of yet, at any rate. So I should be the one to feel and sound put-out, not you.

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playful_jane May 27 2005, 00:06:09 UTC
Geoffrey, would you like to chat outside of lj sometime? I'm not allowed to pass notes in class anymore, but comments here have a habit of becoming remarkably public.

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will_wordsworth May 27 2005, 20:14:47 UTC
That's so horrible, but so catchy. Damn you, Chaucer! You're going to have me mumbling that throughout the entire day.

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