I've decided I'm going to get a Korean haircut.

I fought against it. I really did.
I told myself, don't just jump on the bandwagon.

When in Rome, don't just do as the Koreans do.
But here I am... deciding to get a Korean haircut.


The cost of salon service around here is miserably cheap
and there's this one dude that does hair pretty well.


And even though I want to grown my hair out long, I figure
this in-between phase can be mitigated through a Korean-cut
but still allowing for continued growth.



I'm a bit stressed about it, really. I mean, I never really
thought Korean-do's where all that. But here I am....here I am...




here. I. am.




How have you sold out lately?

I need to see a picture. I don't know what you're talking about.

CarrieMpls said:

Korean haircuts. Duh.





























me either.

CarrieMpls said:

Co-sign

whew. I'm not the only one.

<--refuses to call his Korean friend at 7:30am to ask what a Korean haircut is for fear of getting his ass Korean whoop'd.

This is what google says:

CarrieMpls said:

I'm pretty sure this is the one he means

If you've taught me anything - and believe me, you have - it's not about the hair, it's about the hair care products.

i'm all too willing to sell out, but i can't find a buyer.

RodeoSchro said:

OMG this post just inspired a thread.

CarrieMpls said:

No, you're not.

TheVoid said:

i pray for you that this ends up being well executed
but my instincts say "it's gonna be brutal"

IstenSzek said:

Shit, it kind of reads like a business plan doesn't it?




Anyways, I decided to tone down the original style I was going for
and the guy at the saloon obliged.


I can't believe a full service saloon complete with nice ambient
techno music, the lesbian shampoo-artist with the nose ring and
doc martins, and fey hair dressers with messy bleached hair pransing
around only cost the equivalent of 6 US dollars here.
Amazing.

I love my hair new hair dresser. And I think he wants me....that way.

And yet you still won't show us what you're talking about?

What the heck is a Korean haircut?

CarrieMpls said:

It's something you get at a saloon.

I think it's a drink.

PunkMistress said:

it's a vile, filthy sex act... c'mon people this is Imavoid we're talkin' about...

It's that spikey hero-do that everyone has in the soap operas. I guess that could look kinda cute on Imago, he's done almost everything else with his hair it seems.

PunkMistress said:

no no, not just a saloon, at a full servicesaloon

but wait...




aren't you in Thailand???

may i suggest the helmet, mankini, and oversized prop to go with it?



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I live in Korea and there haircuts are all different.

JDInteractive said:

'Korean haircut' in Thailand means a very specific set of styles. The Thais take many of their queues from certain Korean stars and singers. They lump it into one category. I'm not really referring to Koreans as whole, but to the category of styles whose invented term in Thailand is used to reference.

Ergo, when I say 'Korean Haircut', I'm referring to a Thai concept.

there are no Danish pastries in Denmark, only Viennese ones.

also no dutch ovens in Holland

TheVoid said:

Sort of like when Americans say Chinese food.