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Oct 7 2007, 5:31 pm
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Okay, so maybe it doesn't merit three veries: it's a list of the best movie hairstyles. I guessed Princess Leia would be on this list, though I didn't know she'd come in first.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/showbiz/ showbiznews.html?in_article_id=485709 There's one personal favorite that didn't make the list, though: Sean Young in Blade Runner. She and Princess Leia should have made a movie together. The crew would have had to use cattle prods to keep the coiffures from fighting.  | |
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Oct 7 2007, 6:05 pm
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I've always liked Rachael Leigh Cook's hair in that Josie and the Pussycats movie. Granted it was based on a cartoon character but she wears it well.
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It's good hair, but judging by the amount of cigarette smoke around it I predict it's going to die of lung cancer by the age of 30.
(Yes, I am aware that the actress in question is alive and well at 47 years of age, and still appears to have hair. She's probably wearing a wig.) | |
We've now gone insane enough on the whole cigarette thing that people vastly over-estimate the health impact of smoking on life expectancy.
As I understand it, smoking for most of your adult life may reduce your life expectancy by a few years (most people estimate 10 or more years, when it's more like 2-4). Of course there may be other unpleasant complications along the way. I don't smoke and don't have any plans to start (and have no interest in being in smoke-filled rooms), but I find it very uncomfortable the degree to which the world has turned into a Nanny State on this issue. | |
Yeah, it's not just the years you lose, it's the painful throat and lung cancer on the way there.
I really don't care if someone smokes, but I hate having to breathe the stuff and getting the stench in my clothing. So, if smokers find a self contained way to do it, more power to them, otherwise, (to quote a old chestnut) your freedom stops where my face begins. Would anyone tolerate me spitting on every person within 15 feet because I enjoy it? Also, having to pay the medical bills for uninsured smokers sucks for every taxpayer. | |
Also, having to pay the medical bills for uninsured smokers sucks for every taxpayer.
Ate any cheeseburgers lately? If so, be wary of that slippery slope... | |
No. And I have medical insurance ;-P
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I am fully aware that I was exaggerating. It was a joke. =)
And for the most part, if people want to give themselves lung cancer, fine; I don't really care. Just as long as they don't smoke at me in the process, because I hate the stench of that stuff. | |
