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Title: hair today, ....
Post by: russ57 on June 10, 2012, 04:11:36 AM
round at some friends this afternoon, kids all playing happily, until one appears with a hairbrush firmly entangled in long hair. one of those 'circular' ones with bristles all the way round. After a few minutes, it was becoming obvious that this was going to be a major project to remove, more than likely to be accompanied by many tears.

inspiration struck: the objective is to remove the hairbrush, not untangle the hair... and this was the outcome.  Still took a few minutes, but not a drama...


(http://theoldwindmill.net/images/IMG_20120610_155744.jpg)

its so easy to get hung up on the method, losing sight of the goal...

-russ (from Oz)
Title: Re: hair today, ....
Post by: grayone on June 10, 2012, 12:43:01 PM
Great idea - mind as long as no one epects it put back together :lol:
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Post by: shipto on June 10, 2012, 02:23:48 PM
I run a stanley knife along the length to cut the hair into nice manageable bits  :D
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Post by: AussieJimG on June 14, 2012, 01:40:10 AM
Stanley knife sounds good, I was thinking about a pair of scissors but what the hell.  :D
Jim
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Post by: rotorhead on August 22, 2012, 04:10:38 PM
Talking about hair implements, my wife kept her long toothed/tongued afro comb (four 50mm x 1.5mm dia spikes) in her handbag.

Whilst she was looking for her fag lighter, she actually speared through the second finger of her right hand, unfortunately I didn't take a picture.

It was very unsettling, more for me than her, once she'd lit up her fag that is, strange thing though it didn't bleed.

When we were next shopping in Morrisons, I brought it up with the manager, whom removed them from the shelf pending a safety review, I'd suggested a protective sheath whilst not in use, but never saw it implemented, a couple of weeks later they were on sale again.

If it had happened to me I'd be off work three weeks with a broken flask.....