Hair transplants... - Page 7

AlphaFrog · #91 10-13-2006, 04:02 PM

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Originally Posted by valkyrie

Some of you are HYPOCRATES and your self importantness is underwhelming.

Hair transplants are for everyone and they will be discussed here no matter what you or anyone else thinks of it!!!

You're old and not a member of a group that HT's.

99% of everyone hates you, and you need to stay out of HT's business and their member's lives. Even if you do know the HT Past International President and have a personal vendetta against one of that HT's members. That does not give you the right to try to have her her HT's pulled out one by one!

PenguinTrax · #92 10-13-2006, 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by AlphaFrog

Oh my, we forgot about the SOCKS requirement.

Socks are a must. Especially with dresses and dresspants.

Don't forget 'nude' pantyhose with shorts.

AlphaFrog · #93 10-13-2006, 04:05 PM

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Originally Posted by PenguinTrax

Don't forget 'nude' pantyhose with shorts.

And the leggings. Leggings are a MUST in my HT group.

valkyrie · #94 10-13-2006, 04:06 PM

wonder if any HTs have placed a chapter at any DeVry sites,
or have the guts to admit it?
One of these days the University of Phoenix will offer hair transplants
....perhaps one of the non-collegiate hens' clubs will
step up and offer HTs. Are there any male non-collegiate ones? I
know a few service clubs have HT chapters, but they have
not been very successful and do not have many satisfied customers.
Interesting...I counted potential sites for wanna be HTs in the
Denver area. Theoretically about 30 HT facilities could fill the bill if
no follicular requirements...but then, they could have one big citywide
transplant, servicing all who are hair-impaired...but would they count that as 30 or as one or fluctuate and how could they find a comb large enough for all this hair? They might even pass up The Hair Club for Men, Rogaine, or
Bad Toupees in numbers of hair enhancement procedures, never mind be they undergrad, grad, alum, extension, male, female, canine, feline, or what have you. This is getting kinda silly...but it s gittin' late...Cheers!

PenguinTrax · #95 10-13-2006, 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by KLPDaisy

My salon requires that people wear Ugg boots when getting hair transplants.

Not Crocs? I'm never going to that salon.

adpiucf · #96 10-13-2006, 04:09 PM

My friend valkyrie speaks the truth!

I don't know about non-collegiates, but I know that I am very proud founding chapter member of LOCKS FOR LOVE! Even though it is a completely different process to join than HT, I still feel qualified to offer my opinion. After all, I am very close and personal friends with the Former Surgeon General who has said that HT will soon be available to all!

tunatartare · #97 10-13-2006, 04:14 PM

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Originally Posted by PenguinTrax

Not Crocs? I'm never going to that salon.

That's fine. You probably couldn't afford it anyways. It's very elite and exclusive.

Senusret I · #98 10-13-2006, 04:18 PM

This thread isn't about hair transplants at all.

I'm slow, but I caught on maybe five posts in, talkin bout DAMN they mean to each other!

tunatartare · #99 10-13-2006, 04:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Senusret I

This thread isn't about hair transplants at all.

Exactly. This thread is someone's way of trying to make herself feel better and to gain attention. Everyone knows that the best places that do hair transplants don't publicize it. At all. They don't need to, they're just that good.

greekalum · #**100** 10-13-2006, 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by AlphaFrog

That's ok. No matter how awkward and weird you are, there's always an HT group for you.

*Puts onyx stone on the "PNHT Necklace".*

OOH I LOVE ONYX it is my birthstone I hope you get a HT soon! Just because you are an otherkin and did not fit in with any of the HT women in college does not mean you will not fit right in with the older HT women in your community!!!!

valkyrie · #**101** 10-13-2006, 04:29 PM

one of the reasons we "groom with a broad brush" is to avoid the
incessant "knots and tangles" so common with bushy-haired men.
So, you can point out good H transplants, yes, and for every one of them you have five bad ones. Use reason, and sometimes you
must comb and use product then pull out the good hair and let
the losers continue to bald. Is that too tough to understand, or do you
have that bur in your new hair already?
Sigma Eta Tau (Society of Hair Transplantees) and Theta Eta Tau (Women with Transplants) wanted so bad to divest
themselves of baldness...angry and hairless...can you live with that?

AlexMack · #**102** 10-13-2006, 05:06 PM

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Originally Posted by greekalum

OOH I LOVE ONYX it is my birthstone I hope you get a HT soon! Just because you are an otherkin and did not fit in with any of the HT women in college does not mean you will not fit right in with the older HT women in your community!!!!

If I had been drinking you would owe me a new monitor. That community is the funniest thing I have EVER seen on the intarwebs.

Glitter650 · #**103** 10-13-2006, 05:08 PM

You know seems like soo many people want HT that maybe it'd be good to move this from CC to it's own forum... what do you all think ? I mean people need a place to discuss their experiences about HT and how they felt once they felt their locks blowing in the breeze after they found the perfect salon.

33girl · #**104** 10-13-2006, 05:22 PM

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Originally Posted by centaur532

If I had been drinking you would owe me a new monitor. That community is the funniest thing I have EVER seen on the intarwebs.

I will pay for a free hair transplant for the first person who can explain this sentence to me.

People will NOT treat you with respect if you come in here with some wild story about how you're the Mother of All Things and everyone better wear a sweater.

AChiOhSnap · #**105** 10-13-2006, 05:37 PM

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Originally Posted by kstar

I just want to make sure that you are getting your hair transplant for the right reason.

Don't just do it to fit in with us people who have a thick, full head of hair. Do it because it was what you were meant to do.

And don't shop around- you should only get a hair transplant from some one you have a personal connection with.

Ummmm.... just because I don't have a personal connection with a salon doesn't mean that I wouldn't be a good transplantee. I have researched a lot of them and I know that I would be able to bring a lot to the table.

Now that I'm older and more mature, I feel that I have a lot of good things to contribute to a salon and their hair transplant program. For instance, I could even become a salon advisor at a local franchise! Also, my parents were really against me getting hair transplants at 18 so even if I had found a salon who wanted to perform my procedure I don't know if they would have paid for it.

I have had a lot of experience with other hair activities, but nothing would ever compare to the sense of belonging I would get as a hair transplantee. Yes, I was a member of such organizations like Cornrow Club and Wiggin' Out Over Wigs, but these could not compare to the pride and honor I would get when everyone found out that I got HAIR TRANSPLANTS.