Would you let someone borrow your hair brush? (Page 2)

I'm a little worried this isn't in red.

This doesn't really follow logic
lost hair brush = irresponsible
irresponsible = head life

wtf?!

that said, I would let someone borrow my hair brush, but then again, I'll eat something that fell on the floor.

I probably wouldn't let anyone I didn't actually know borrow my hair brush (I went to school in a lice-prone district, so I am scarred for life.)

But I wouldn't be any help to you anyway, because I don't have a hairbrush to begin with (I just fingercomb my crazy curly hair with a ton of conditioner, in the shower.) 

what?

So, what happened in the end?  Did you finally score a brush off someone, go to work with hair frizzled and unbrushed, buy one on the way to work...?

Brian 

What if I lost my hairbrush (irresponsible), but then mugged you in the lockerroom and stole yours (not lackadaisical; in fact, demonstrating assertiveness)... does that make me a head lice candidate?

You're a Curly Girl!  I have two Curly Girl Daughters and we following the "Curly Girls Rules" religously.  If I forget, they remind me.

For the original question - when I had hair, I would not let someone borrow my hair brush.  If I let you use it, you could keep it.

It depends.

Do you have anything at all to do with -130s?

If so, then not just no, but hell no!

I did my best to pull it back as neatly as possible with just my hands.  It was pretty bad...I have very thick/wavy hair.  Then once I got back out to my car I discovered that THANKFULLY it had fallen out in my car and I was able to re-do my hair.

But the problem is that I couldn't just dash out to my car to check for it...I had already showered before I realized it was missing and had no clothes other than a uniform to put on...and I couldn't go outside in uniform without my hair done up.  And had no way of knowing if it was actually OUT there.

I thought...simple solution...SURELY someone will just let me borrow their brush for 15".  Yes, that's all it takes me.  15" of brushing...and no one would let me borrow their hair brush.

I had also forgotten shower shoes today....and this is the extra nasty field house so I wore my socks in the shower.  You know, I would let someone borrow my shower shoes too...I'm just nice like that.

So what's the price for your PB and bread?

I'm not in the military, but I think it's just gross.

Friend or no friend.

I checked no way. But I'd probably lend it to a friend, then toss it and go buy a new one.

Yeah, but you can have head lice for a long time before you realize it, and head lice are fairly spreadable. That's why when one kid at a school is found with head lice, ALL the parents in the school are notified and given preventative/treatment options.

John

btw, I would just like to point out that although, as a group, we have gleefully discussed the probability/certainty that we're swimming through each others' urine, most of us are totally freaked out by the concept of a shared hairbrush.

Fresh urine is sterile as it comes out of the body. Just sayin...

John

Not to mention the high concentration of urine you're going to find in a 300,000 gallon half-olympic pool.

Heh...is that before or after the sharks and minnows junior swim team practices?

John