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I went to get dreads but only person that does them professionally where i live said she would have to cut my hair to about 4 inches in length to do them...
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are you jesus? or an angel?
You shine in every pic.
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Here is the thread Istarted /index.php?showtopic=51762&hl=Dreads&st=0">about my dreads and about how theyve been
those pics above are when I was playing out so I made em look good but they can look pretty shit too...though I still love em....
The picsof the best and absolute worst of me dreads
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Your best off asking someone with dreads to spread the dread love, chances are they will be delighted to help...I know Iwould be.
Dreads are VERY easy to do if you follow some simple instructions but they are time consuming to put in at first and so a hairdresser will likely charge you in excess off £100-00 for a full head.
Mine were done over two days ...then waxed for the first 4 washes and fek all s beendone since really, just the occassional tidy up..
PM me if you want some helpfull Aunty hints and tips and well make it easy for you and your boi to have a beautiful knotty dread head in a weekend
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i'd be safe, heh.
lucky me eh? but then i'm irish, so i'd probably get strip searched, anally probed and beaten (and that's before i get to the sniffer dogs ).
thank god i'm not brown
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Ive always wondered, what happens to a sniffer dog when someone shares a flat with a bunch of stoners or someone travelling after having been with their mates at a party etc. coz all their gear must stink of weed *shrugs*
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Cujo was the only book I've read where I ended up wishing the protagonist would eat the author
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I have had a bit of a Stephen King summer, read The Long Walk (he writes ar Richard Bachman for it) it is an amazing story I read it about three months ago and still miss it.
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How come you're reading Skinner? have you read beyond Freedom and Dignity? Much more thought provoking...hidden control and all that...the carrot as well as the whip.
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Have you tried Weaveworld by Clive Barker? I liked it so much I read it twice (more fantasy than horror). Robert Rankin is another of my favorites (in a Pratchet way)
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Favourite author~ Clive Barker when he wrote horror, Phil Rickman, Pratchet and old style ghost stories by the likes of Dickens, James etc.
Favourite book~ Im currently re-reading Imajica by Clive Barker and it rocks . Next up Everville and The Great and secret Show Im in a Clive Barker frame of mind.
I buy books and put them on a pile to be read and Im just running out. Im down to Dylans Biograph. Any suggestions for a lover of horror and fantasy (can cope with a little sci/fi thrown in.)
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Have you read Mystery and The Throat? Not really like his other stuff, but wonderful.
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Great news for Joolz
Her 3rd book
'Billie Morgan' (publisher: Serpent's Tail)
has been long-listed for the 2005 Orange Prize.
How fab is that?! *cheers her on*
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Lost boy lost Girl is a great book.
Have you read any of his books he wrote with Stephen King? I highly recommend Black house
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What book are you currently reading? Waldon 2 by the behaviourist Skinner
Last book read? A Room Of One's Own by Virginia Woolf
Favourite author? Clive Barker (old stuff), Phil Rickman (ghosty stuff) Peter Straub (has done two perfect stories and been looking for another ever since, but man those two are good.)DNA (didnt get the chance to write much but its top) Dont make me choose.
Favourite book? The Holistic Detective
Cant read? Im having trouble with walden 2 at the minute, taken months and its a tiny thin novel...dull.
and Pratchett damn it...I thought it.
and Neil Gaimen how could I forget him, the mans brilliant.
DREADS IN MANCHESTER
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