Eat at Hooters :: World of Warcraft

#131 Nov 18 2013 at 11:15 AM Rating: Decent

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I hope I still have my Mane then. I don't think id look bad bald, I have had my head shaved to nothing before, once, just to see what it was like...It was pretty cool and it was also chilly.

I have 2 modes.
Cut to something style-able, when I need to.(weddings, funerals, important engagements)
And grow it out
Im not like an unkempt dirtball about it though I take pride in my hair...lather rinse repeat...always repeat.

because...
@#%^ paying 20 bucks every couple weeks...my hair grows way to fast id end up spending hundreds of dollars a year on hair cuts instead of maybe 60 bucks. Sometimes 40...depending how long I want to go, had it to middle of my back at one point.

I love my hair I hope I don't go bald....i would probably cry.

Edited, Nov 18th 2013 12:18pm by rdmcandie

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#132 Nov 18 2013 at 11:15 AM Rating: Excellent

Elinda

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Jophiel wrote:

Elinda wrote:

Many men bald, and the process starts fairly early on. Just you wait.

I'm still rocking a full head at 40. I have a feeling I'll make a pretty goofy looking bald guy so here's hoping for another 40 years with my noble lionesque mane.

I imagine if your hair was going to go, it probably would have started receding by now. My dad is pushing 80 and still has a full head of hair.

Bunny riddle:
What do you call a row of rabbits hopping backwards? A receding hareline

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#133 Nov 19 2013 at 4:59 PM Rating: Decent

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Elinda wrote:

gbaji wrote:

And that's your choice. Although I really do think you should go there once or twice just so that you're not basing your decision on hearsay. I think you might just find that the outfits aren't as big a deal as you've been lead to believe.

Lol, you must really like their food.

Actually, I don't particularly. It's "ok", but nothing special. I haven't been to a Hooters in probably 10 years. My issue really is with taking such a strong emotional position on something based solely on hearsay. Like I said, I have no problem with people forming and expressing their opinions about things, but they really should be their opinions, rather than just repeating someone else's.

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#134 Nov 19 2013 at 5:18 PM Rating: Excellent

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Belkira wrote:

If I were a single mom, having never been to a Hooters and not really excited about the idea of supporting the franchise that objectifies women in any way, I don't think I'd want my kid to go.

STRONG. EMOTIONAL. POSITION.

I'd almost call her... what's the term for those distraught women who can't control their emotions... "hysterical"?

Belkira, sit down and have a man bring you a glass of water. You're hysterical.

Edited, Nov 19th 2013 5:19pm by Jophiel

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#135 Nov 19 2013 at 5:22 PM Rating: Good

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That's not the cure for hysteria, Jophiel.

#136 Nov 19 2013 at 5:25 PM Rating: Decent

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Kavekk wrote:

That's not the cure for hysteria, Jophiel.

Right? She should be making sammiches.

#137 Nov 19 2013 at 5:45 PM Rating: Excellent

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If the conversation devolves into the realm of fuzzy handcuffs and latex undergarments could someone let me know?

Thanks. Smiley: thumbsup

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#138 Nov 19 2013 at 5:46 PM Rating: Excellent

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someproteinguy wrote:

If the conversation devolves into the realm of fuzzy handcuffs and latex undergarments could someone let me know?

Is that how you cure hysteria?

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Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.

#139 Nov 19 2013 at 5:49 PM Rating: Good

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More or less.

Probably only if you have good health insurance.

#140 Nov 19 2013 at 5:50 PM Rating: Excellent

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Jophiel wrote:

someproteinguy wrote:

If the conversation devolves into the realm of fuzzy handcuffs and latex undergarments could someone let me know?

Is that how you cure hysteria?

Well, I'm certain mainstream science is still out on the matter, but I got some me some anecdotes that suggest as much. Gotta think outside the box. Smiley: nod

Edited, Nov 19th 2013 3:52pm by someproteinguy

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#141 Nov 19 2013 at 6:47 PM Rating: Good

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Kavekk wrote:

That's not the cure for hysteria, Jophiel.

Quote:

"Stressful Day? What you need is a cup of tea, a Bex and a good lie down".

Bex aspirin-phenacetin-caffeine tablets or powder were the housewife's drug of choice in the 1950s and 1960s until they were shown to be highly addictive and responsible for causing kidney disease when taken in large doses

#142 Nov 19 2013 at 7:01 PM Rating: Excellent

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Aripyanfar wrote:

Kavekk wrote:

That's not the cure for hysteria, Jophiel.

Quote:

"Stressful Day? What you need is a cup of tea, a Bex and a good lie down".

Bex aspirin-phenacetin-caffeine tablets or powder were the housewife's drug of choice in the 1950s and 1960s until they were shown to be highly addictive and responsible for causing kidney disease when taken in large doses

Tricky Bex.

#143 Nov 19 2013 at 8:23 PM Rating: Excellent

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Jophiel wrote:

Belkira wrote:

If I were a single mom, having never been to a Hooters and not really excited about the idea of supporting the franchise that objectifies women in any way, I don't think I'd want my kid to go.

STRONG. EMOTIONAL. POSITION.

I'd almost call her... what's the term for those distraught women who can't control their emotions... "hysterical"?

Belkira, sit down and have a man bring you a glass of water. You're hysterical.

Edited, Nov 19th 2013 5:19pm by Jophiel

I think I've got the vapors....

Someone should get the smelling salts?

#144 Nov 20 2013 at 10:08 AM Rating: Excellent

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gbaji wrote:

I have no problem with people forming and expressing their opinions about things, but they really should be their opinions, rather than just repeating someone else's.

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#145 Nov 20 2013 at 10:51 AM Rating: Excellent

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For the record, I also do not like cancer, though I have never had it. Perhaps I should wait, and form my own opinion about cancer once I have it? I guess it's impossible to dislike something without ever actually experiencing it.

#146 Nov 20 2013 at 11:08 AM Rating: Decent

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Belkira wrote:

For the record, I also do not like cancer, though I have never had it. Perhaps I should wait, and form my own opinion about cancer once I have it? I guess it's impossible to dislike something without ever actually experiencing it.

Well, the harm in Cancer is well known and documented. Your opinion regarding the atmosphere inside a Hooters restaurant is based on hearsay and speculation. One is fact, the other, not so much.

Edited, Nov 20th 2013 11:09am by BrownDuck

#147 Nov 20 2013 at 11:14 AM Rating: Good

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BrownDuck wrote:

Belkira wrote:

For the record, I also do not like cancer, though I have never had it. Perhaps I should wait, and form my own opinion about cancer once I have it? I guess it's impossible to dislike something without ever actually experiencing it.

Well, the harm in Cancer is well known and documented. Your opinion regarding the atmosphere inside a Hooters restaurant is based on hearsay and speculation. One is fact, the other, not so much.

Edited, Nov 20th 2013 11:09am by BrownDuck

My real issue with the franchise is the objectification of women. That has been well documented. No one has argued that this does not happen, they have just said, "Yeah, but, it happens at OTHER theme restaurants, too!!!"

#148 Nov 20 2013 at 11:22 AM Rating: Good

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Hats off to everyone still engaging inn earnest debate about a restaurant called 'Hooters'.

#149 Nov 20 2013 at 11:46 AM Rating: Decent

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Belkira wrote:

My real issue with the franchise is the objectification of women.

Objection noted. However, it's not mandatory for any woman to work there, and if a woman chooses to work there, the duties and requirements are clearly documented prior to employment. Submitting one's self to this "objectification of women" is entirely voluntary, and I imagine quite lucrative, if you have the assets.

#150 Nov 20 2013 at 11:50 AM Rating: Excellent

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Doesn't mean she has to support it just because those women are fine with it.

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#151 Nov 20 2013 at 11:55 AM Rating: Excellent

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Uglysasquatch wrote:

Doesn't mean she has to support it just because those women are fine with it.

Yeah, her original remark is that she wouldn't go there and wouldn't have her (hypothetical) son go there for a team event, not that no one should be allowed to work there and they need to close.

I'm a little amused at how people keep trying to turn her rather modest disapproval into something far more passionate.

Edited, Nov 20th 2013 11:56am by Jophiel

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Belkira wrote:

Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.