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PostPosted: Mon Apr 10, 2006 8:55 pm
  

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Great pic! Love that Canjo...


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Thanks! I didn't make it. I bought it off of E-Bay. I bought my 1 string Canjo at a souvenir shop near Hawks Nest, WV a few yrs ago...


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Oh I sure hopes Arlo keeps his hair long cause it reminds me of the Ancient of Days in Daniel 7.


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I hope he keeps it long too cuz it looks so good that way. And he looks like himself with long hair. I'd read Daniel not too long ago but hadn't noticed the Arlo connection. I oughta re-read it again to see that...


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PostPosted: Sat Sep 09, 2006 11:35 am
  

I nearly had a heart attack when I saw this thread, thought Arlo got his beautiful locks cut off. :shock:

Most guys would kill to have hair like him, hope he never cuts it. :lol:


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PostPosted: Sat Sep 09, 2006 3:39 pm
  

I hope my long red hair will stand the test of time like Arlo's has. Only reason I cut it though is for Locks for Love. And then I just wait for it to grow.


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PostPosted: Thu Oct 12, 2006 7:49 pm
  

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I saw Arlo in Champaign IL on his City of New Orleans tour, and his hair was definitely still long then, although he did have it tied back and under a ball cap the whole time. :lol: It is definitely wavy now, instead of curly. I think what Sue said about her hair is true for Arlo, too... the more white hair, the less curl. The black hairs were the really wiry ones, that did the banana curl thing.

I can't imagine him ever cutting his hair unless he really had to for some reason!

And, yeah, women do notice things like this more than men.... LOL! :roll:


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PostPosted: Fri Oct 13, 2006 12:37 am
  

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Well, over on the RSR site, someone posted some pictures from the Church shows, and his hair is a lot shorter than it's been before... and guess what, it's really curly.... I guess with the weight off, it just sproinged back into banana curls..... :wink:

I guess maybe (shmaybe) this is the result of whatever bionic thing he had done a little while back??


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Sproinged it back :) Cool


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LisaC wrote:
Well, over on the RSR site, someone posted some pictures from the Church shows, and his hair is a lot shorter than it's been before... and guess what, it's really curly.... I guess with the weight off, it just sproinged back into banana curls..... :wink:

I guess maybe (shmaybe) this is the result of whatever bionic thing he had done a little while back??


Link? I like the word sproinged!"

:D


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PostPosted: Sun Oct 15, 2006 9:39 am
  

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Just FYI... I have not cut, altered, fixed, changed or even combed my hair for over a decade. It gets brushed out most nights, that's about it. :)


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very few of us knew that, but didn't want to let the cat out of the bag.
peace, freaky


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adg wrote:
Just FYI... I have not cut, altered, fixed, changed or even combed my hair for over a decade. It gets brushed out most nights, that's about it. :)



8)...Don't ever change your hair Arlo, we all adore it! :)....Thanks for the hairy details :wink:


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PostPosted: Sun Oct 15, 2006 7:55 pm
  

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Thanks for setting the record straight, Arlo. Rumours have a way of getting around. It's interesting to note that you brush your hair and do not comb it. I have hair that is straighter than straight and I found that brushing it would take too much of my hair out, so I comb it. With your curly and wavy hair, using a brush makes sense.
For everybody's information, it is harder to comb curly hair than straight hair. I know because when I curled my straight hair, it was harder to comb. :D


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PostPosted: Sun Oct 15, 2006 9:46 pm
  

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maybe so,,,but beyond that, and you best get out the cake cutter!

angel food cake that is.


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