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Thursday, September 23, 2010

Haircut 100

It probably isn't my 100th haircut but not far off it. I don't get it cut very often. But it's one of these days when everyone says 'You've had your hair cut' as if I didn't notice never mind probably being the first to know about it.

I suppose it is a bit like being tall. How many people state the obvious: 'You're tall!' when the person you're talking to probably realises that.

I know that's being a bit unfair because it is just an exclamation of surprise or they want you to notice they notice. Which is nice. But only once has someone ever exclaimed: "You're a Christian!"

Hmmmm...

Posted at 10:00 PM in Thinking |

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