Criminal caught after cutting off 37 manbuns in one day, claims "he was doing the Lord's work"

MinnesotaSmith

MinnesotaSmith

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West

West

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Thinking the real joker wanna be is getting a good hair hold on his expectations of becoming a real life Joker.
 
knowzone

knowzone

Veteran Member
raven said:
Where's the crime?
It isn't like it is money. Money doesn't grow back.

Its hair. Hair grows back . . . no crime
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The symbolism and meaning of the top knot and the origin of the practice of wearing top knots

The top knot as a status symbol in Japan

Male samurai wore their hair in a famous “top knot” style that became emblematic of their status in society. If a samurai was to abandon his societal role, either to join the priesthood or to choose life as a peasant (for samurai were, in later times, forbidden to work the fields, and thus, could quite seriously starve if unemployed), such a man would cut off his top knot and undergo a dramatic decline in social status. (more at link(s)).


The symbolism and meaning of the top knot and the origin of the practice of wearing top knots
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This above, after the obvious of assault and battery. Why stop with hair? Maybe carve out a heart?
Naw, stay out of my space.

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raven

TB Fanatic
knowzone said:
The symbolism and meaning of the top knot and the origin of the practice of wearing top knots

The top knot as a status symbol in Japan

Male samurai wore their hair in a famous “top knot” style that became emblematic of their status in society. If a samurai was to abandon his societal role, either to join the priesthood or to choose life as a peasant (for samurai were, in later times, forbidden to work the fields, and thus, could quite seriously starve if unemployed), such a man would cut off his top knot and undergo a dramatic decline in social status. (more at link(s)).


The symbolism and meaning of the top knot and the origin of the practice of wearing top knots
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This above, after the obvious of assault and battery. Why stop with hair? Maybe carve out a heart?
Naw, stay out of my space.

kz
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OMG . . . you think LA is Japan?
Its America, a free country to cut man buns on the street with abandon . . .abandon I say
 
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FireDance

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I dunno. I don’t really care. Wear what you want and as long as it’s not showing body parts that no one wants to look at - you know the ones - carry on.

“Man buns” are hardly offensive. Personally, I’d rather they be down, but that’s also a danger. What offends me? Unwashed hair in any form. Mainly bc it look like well, body parts no one wants to see.
 
Walrus Whisperer

Walrus Whisperer

Hope in chains...
FireDance said:
I dunno. I don’t really care. Wear what you want and as long as it’s not showing body parts that no one wants to look at - you know the ones - carry on.

“Man buns” are hardly offensive. Personally, I’d rather they be down, but that’s also a danger. What offends me? Unwashed hair in any form. Mainly bc it look like well, body parts no one wants to see.
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Maybe not offensive, but they prove that whoever is wearing it is a dork.
 
AlaskaSue

AlaskaSue

North to the Future
Well, some white guys are samurais, too. I know this fella. He’s back to a short, runner’s haircut for summer. But he enjoyed being mocked and mocking himself for this hair, lol.

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