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Hair-drying machines?
This article was in the March 9, 1939 Greenfield Recorder Gazette in Greenfield, MA. http://www.orangeandblackforever.com/sissygirls.jpg
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Vidal Sassoon: "Anything I should look for out there, partner?" Me: "Yeah, watch where you're running and don't fall down. You might break your hair". |
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Rick,
I hope you are happy, you just hurt some feelings in here. 50-80% of the officials here fit this situation you have described. I have worked with officials who's hair would not move if they were officiating in a hurricane. |
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Just goes to show how ignit people were in the 1930s.
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Probably the worst game I ever had was a couple of years ago. My regular partner was sick, so they brought in a 26 year veteran who set up his "bag" on the table in our dressing room. He opened it to reveal a mirror, comb, brush, and hair spray. This thing was a mobile beauty shop. He brushed, sprayed, patted his hair and beard, and primped until things were just right. Repeated this procedure at halftimes and between the two games. Then he proceeded to go out and royally stink up the court and make us both look bad all night long!
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by JRutledge
[B]Just goes to show how ignit people were in the 1930s. ----------------------------------------------------------- I have a very good vocabulary -- but ignit is a new one for me. Defintion please?
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