Top Ten Things that Suck About Oshkosh

"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
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4. Being Bald. In the intense sun at OSH, being bald can be a very
painful liability. Your only hope is to wear a hat all the time,

have hair and wear a hat to protect your neck from excessive burnning.
head feels like it is soaking in soup

Actually, WRT OSH, being bald(er) is sometimes an advantage.

I remember my first OSH's, when I would have to actually blow-dry my
hair after showering. Now, I just comb the remnants into line, walk
outside, and it's instantly dry!

Ah the comb-over Thought they had gone years ago.

Ah the comb-over Thought they had gone years ago.

Oh, no. It's not THAT bad, yet.

Mary would shoot me before letting me wear a comb-over, like her dad
used to...

;-)
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Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

Ah the comb-over Thought they had gone years ago.

Oh, no. It's not THAT bad, yet.

Mary would shoot me before letting me wear a comb-over, like her dad
used to...

I have vowed to shave my head smooth, if it ever comes to the point that a
comb over is the only option. (humm, how close am I coming? g )

That is a scary thought, if you have ever seen how many bumps *my* head has
on it!
--
Jim in NC

"Morgans" wrote:

I have vowed to shave my head smooth, if it ever comes to the point that a
comb over is the only option. (humm, how close am I coming? g )

That is a scary thought, if you have ever seen how many bumps *my* head has
on it!

I don't EVEN want to know about mine!

When it gets to combover-thin, it gets cut short, not shaved.

--
Dan
T-182T at BFM

That is a scary thought, if you have ever seen how many bumps *my* head
has on it!

I don't EVEN want to know about mine!

My mom jokes and says my sister dropped me on my head _a lot_, since she was
not quite 3 years older than me, and liked to hold (and drop) the baby.

'Splains a lot, doesn't it? g
--
Jim in NC