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Thread started 12/27/07 7:59pm

GottaLetitgo

Is it wrong to have inappropiate thoughts about my wife's upcoming hair appointment?

I know this is a strange question. You see, my wife goes to this salon and regularly sees this hair stylist who is, shall we say, not exactly horrible on the eyes. The first three minutes of the session at this swanky place actually consists of a head and neck massage. Does the fact that some part of my brain finds this situation somewhat erotic make me a terrible person? Have I just seen too many films produced by the Vivid production company that would turn such a scenario into a full-on "boing fest"? Seriously, if this makes me a terrible person (or the subsequent asking of my wife to describe every detail of her haircut in a slow and extremely descriptive manner) make me an evil person? I just need to know...
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Reply #1 posted 12/27/07 8:03pm

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"I believe you know the answer to that one..."
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Reply #2 posted 12/27/07 8:05pm

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hmm
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Reply #3 posted 12/27/07 8:06pm

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Maybe if a neck and head message puts your wife in a good mood, it seems to do that for you, you should start giving her a good message at home.
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Reply #4 posted 12/27/07 8:07pm

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You could also have a gift for her when she comes home. nod

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Reply #5 posted 12/27/07 8:08pm

GottaLetitgo

littlemissG said:

Maybe if a neck and head message puts your wife in a good mood, it seems to do that for you, you should start giving her a good message at home.


I actually am a half decent masseuse, despite my wife's claims that it feels like I am "tearing the soul out of her body".
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Reply #6 posted 12/27/07 8:10pm

GottaLetitgo

Also, I don't understand why such services are not offered at "Cost Cutters" where I usually go.
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Reply #7 posted 12/27/07 8:16pm

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This is the first decent thread Gotta has come up with since he killed me off.
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Reply #8 posted 12/27/07 8:20pm

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GottaLetitgo said:

I know this is a strange question. You see, my wife goes to this salon and regularly sees this hair stylist who is, shall we say, not exactly horrible on the eyes. The first three minutes of the session at this swanky place actually consists of a head and neck massage. Does the fact that some part of my brain finds this situation somewhat erotic make me a terrible person? Have I just seen too many films produced by the Vivid production company that would turn such a scenario into a full-on "boing fest"? Seriously, if this makes me a terrible person (or the subsequent asking of my wife to describe every detail of her haircut in a slow and extremely descriptive manner) make me an evil person? I just need to know...



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Reply #9 posted 12/27/07 8:27pm

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damn, I wish my hairdresser was hot.
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Reply #10 posted 12/27/07 8:33pm

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littlemissG said:

You could also have a gift for her when she comes home. nod



Word to that, yo! Play a little slow-grinding JT, man, and she'll be all over you. Invite the hairdresser over too, yo. I have like a bed built for ten and I have to be honest, I actually haven't slept in several weeks. I've lost my sense of smell and I hear in colors but damn I'm happy.
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Reply #11 posted 12/27/07 8:38pm

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Don't worry, I worked in a registered Inter coiffure salon where that was the standard practice. As an assistant you learned scalp, neck, hand and facial manipulation, did coffee, magazine and even liquor runs for our clients. I became the head colorist at that salon, but when I would shampoo every now and again, some clients would actually moan loudly eek eeww.

There are way too many folks there for any hanky panky to happen.... but the wax/massage/ rooms are a whole other story. lol
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Reply #12 posted 12/27/07 8:48pm

GottaLetitgo

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Don't worry, I worked in a registered Inter coiffure salon where that was the standard practice. As an assistant you learned scalp, neck, hand and facial manipulation, did coffee, magazine and even liquor runs for our clients. I became the head colorist at that salon, but when I would shampoo every now and again, some clients would actually moan loudly eek eeww.

There are way too many folks there for any hanky panky to happen.... but the wax/massage/ rooms are a whole other story. lol


Oh, I know the salonist is a professional and on the rational level, I know it is a relaxtion technique that is completely standard. But then, I flash back to some movie I saw 10 years ago.

Nicole, the Customer: Just a little off the top, please.

Kiki, the Hairstylist: Absolutely. (Feeling shoulders) Wow, you're tense! Here, you need to relax a little bit. Let me rub your shoulders.

Nicole: Well...um...okay...that would be okay, I guess. (Moans with satisfaction) Wow, that feels good. Ummmm...I'm just so stressed. My boyfriend just broke up with me and...uhhhh...wow, that feels reeeaaalllyyyy good on my shoulders.

Kiki, the Hairstylist: Here, let me see if you're tense anywhere else...


And I know that doesn't happen in the "real world" nor should it in a professional setting like a hair salon. But damn if adult cinema doesn't make these scenarios believable...
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Reply #13 posted 12/27/07 8:51pm

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I think it is inappropriate when one lingers too long whilst milking...
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Reply #14 posted 12/27/07 9:05pm

GottaLetitgo

Just a minute ago, my wife was like "What are you laughing at, you must be on Prince.Org again." If she only knew.
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Reply #15 posted 12/27/07 9:07pm

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Of course, I'm sure she goes on Celine Dion.Org and says silly stuff about me...
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Reply #16 posted 12/27/07 9:08pm

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One of my best friends does my hair and I swear, he is the best hair-washer in the universe.

But, ummmm... washing my head does not make me think anything remotely sexy. It's all about getting my hair done. lol
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Reply #17 posted 12/27/07 9:16pm

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GottaLetitgo said:

Of course, I'm sure she goes on Celine Dion.Org and says silly stuff about me...


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Reply #18 posted 12/28/07 2:38am

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Reply #19 posted 12/28/07 2:40am

ZombieKitten

my hair needs a good wash neutral
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Reply #20 posted 12/28/07 2:43am

PANDURITO

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ZombieKitten said:

my hair needs a good wash neutral

That time of the year, huh? smile
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Reply #21 posted 12/28/07 2:57am

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ZombieKitten said:

my hair needs a good wash neutral

That time of the year, huh? smile

must be bath day again, seems like only yesterday!
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Reply #22 posted 12/28/07 6:47am

paintedlady

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lol Gottaletitgo, you are too funny.

Just be glad that she doesn't have on of those sexy male hairdressers that don't know beans about style and have "cookie-cutter" clients, where all of the clients get up from the chair with the exact same hairstyle that he talks them into getting,(regardless of how ridiculous the clients look in those "style of the month" hairstyles). Some romance-novel-looking type of guy with long stringy hair and a faux sheek accent, tight azz jeans, and an open blouse on whispering in your wife's ear... "I can't believe it's not butter.."

lol lol lol
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Reply #23 posted 12/28/07 8:39am

MIGUELGOMEZ

There is nothing wrong with the way you are feeling.

Hair shampooing and massages unfortunately put me to sleep.
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Reply #24 posted 12/28/07 12:12pm

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That's why Erin and I go to gay stylist!!!

Plus he banged Kevin Spacey and Michael Kors, so he's semi famous! lol


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Reply #25 posted 12/28/07 1:11pm

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paintedlady said:

lol Gottaletitgo, you are too funny.

Just be glad that she doesn't have on of those sexy male hairdressers that don't know beans about style and have "cookie-cutter" clients, where all of the clients get up from the chair with the exact same hairstyle that he talks them into getting,(regardless of how ridiculous the clients look in those "style of the month" hairstyles). Some romance-novel-looking type of guy with long stringy hair and a faux sheek accent, tight azz jeans, and an open blouse on whispering in your wife's ear... "I can't believe it's not butter.."

lol lol lol


spit WTF!!! lol


I LOVE a person who can wash hair good....I don't like like it when they are all rough and is bangin' your head against the sink. When a person washes my hair really good {bcuz I also have a sensitive scalp} I just go to sleep, but NEVER did I moan all loudy and shit! eek
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