- I saw two skinheads at The Bay. I had the impression skinheads were always "at the mattresses", literally, but maybe there's a new breed of skinhead who buys espresso machines and recliners and dust ruffles. These guys' Docs were suspiciously clean; maybe, just maybe, they have one of those automatic boot polishers.
- If you had a summer cottage (and perhaps you do, but pretend anyway), what nauseatingly cute name would you give it?
- How do you get perfume off your skin? This isn't a rhetorical question - I seriously need to get a perfume sample off my flesh before I pass out from the stench. Richard's fault, not mine. Always sniff first!
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Guys that shave their heads aren't necessarily skinheads anymore. It's style.
I don't think you can beat "Prowler's Palace", but that's a winter cottage.
Actually, I have NO sympathy for you and your "stench". I remember a young teen infesting our heat ducts with the most obnoxious perfumes on earth! Not to mention the "Boo bathtub incident". She reeked for weeks!!
Anyhoo, try baking soda.
Are you making assumptions about skinheads? :)
AH-HA! Baking soda!
Prowler's Palace isn't cutesy. I think it sounds pretty good. But all the cottages around Edmonton have names like "Bumbleberry Brambles" and "Kowalskis' Kottage". Gag.
The Bay guys were definitely skinheads. You can't go by the heads, you're right - you have to go by the Doc workboots, the skin-tight Wrangler flood jeans, and the white undershirts. Those are SO not stylish. But Richard reminded me that I shouldn't assume anything about skinheads. Heck, maybe they DO have dust ruffles.
Early in the Skin-Head movement, there was an incident at a shopping mall in Northern Virginia. There were some young people, late teens-early twenties, who decided to go vigilante on the Skin-Heads.
Surrounded by the angry rabble, the Skin-Heads pleaded to be left alone. There were only three Skin-Heads. The youth started pushing and shoving them. Still, the Skin-Heads wouldn't fight.
So the vigilantes lit into them with fury. Afterwards, two vigilantes laid dead, and every other one of them had to be evacuated to a hospital.
The "Skin-Heads" were Black-Beret Air-Borne Rangers on leave, wearing civilian clothes. An internal investigation found that the Rangers had not acted improperly, but there was a commitment to commence training on how to handle such cases of mistaken identity.
I'd DEFINITELY have to see Swastikas or racist behavior before I could make a judgement call on this one.
Even "the scum of the Earth" drink coffee and have homes.
I realized that they MIGHT have been movie extras. There's a lot of filming going on right now. But I don't think an extra would wander off the set in skinhead uniform.
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