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Or at least I'm assuming such things are benign in the circumstance of congratulating a friend and former classmate for success in the modelling field where the work involved can be quite taxing and the competition intimidating.

So when my Lao barber, now working in Texas, offers a congratulatory post I'm inclined to go along.

So, for those of you smart enough to avoid FB:










Always nice when home girl does well.

She is lovely.

In the second dress she nails it.

Pleasing to the eye. Good for her! Tough field to succeed in.

Yowza!

That was your barber, you slap-happy mutt?? I never had a barber who even looked like a human fucking being, let alone one which would make me tent-pole the apron.

I was unclear. The model is still in Vientiane and is an old buddy of my Lao barber in Texas (originally from Vientiane).

Oddly enough the shop in Texas also had a Vietnamese lady that worked as a Vavoom hair products model for a bit.

I've had a decided preference for barbers of the female persuasion going back to my college days when the first woman made it through what was then a "mens only" barber college and licensing gauntlet. "Bonnie's Hair Palace" with the slogan "Only a woman knows a man's hair".

50 years later and I'm still stuck in that rut.

conjurer wrote:That was your barber, you slap-happy mutt?? I never had a barber who even looked like a human fucking being, let alone one which would make me tent-pole the apron.

Facebook being what it is a short series of messages followed clarifying that my Texas Lao barber is also related to the young lady in Laos.

If you squint and look out the side of your eye there is something of a family resemblance isn't there?






I like my barber better - she smiles.

You're a man among men, Mr. Hawk.