<p>Watch your “hair stylist” as they’re called (not really, since they don’t really “style” hair, they just cut it) like a hawk, and point out everything that goes even slightly out of line.</p>
<p>Hotpiece, yes he is very very very hot. I’d tap that.</p>
<p>And, Dasani, about your name: I hope you don’t drink Dasani. It’s basically the nasty water from the chattahoochie in the ATL area. It’s funny that people pay $1 (or $1.25 in some places) for our nasty water we get for free. Sorry, that was also a useless comment.</p>
<p>Boomer: Tell your barber you want it even all the way around and then have him try out different sizes (starting big and going smaller) until you find the one you like, which is what I do when my hair is being cut by someone whose never cut it before. Just have him or her to start with the blade that makes your hair like 3 inches long and if it looks to long, tell him to go to 2.5, etc. until you find one you like.</p>
<p>Chattahoochie eh? Well it appears pretty clean to me . . . isn’t all water basically recycled unclean water? At least that’s what I thought . . and hey, better than what you can get overseas in Africa and those places. and uh, I still like the word Dasani anyway, who gives a **** about the actual water
… actually, the actual word holds a deeper meaning to me than the water, boiiiiiiiiii</p>
<p>p.s. Are sarorah’s attempts to turn me into a gangster succeeding?</p>
<p>It’s a dirty river, but yeah, the water you get is clean. It’s just funny, though. You know, like, even though the water glasses at a restaurant are cleaned, they still have that “stigma” of being drank by someone else? It’s like that. It’s just funny people pay a dollar for our water I guess.</p>