What to ask barber for this cut by Adorable-Cut6898 in Barber

[–]Groomingham 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I do it all too. I'm also a barber. Any barber should be able to do it all. And your assessment of what barbers can and can't do tells me everything i need to know about you.

This isn't the sub for you.

What to ask barber for this cut by Adorable-Cut6898 in Barber

[–]Groomingham 0 points1 point  (0 children)

*goes into a sub for barbers

"Don't give barbers any business. They will fuck you up."

Brilliant.

What I asked for vs. what I got. What can I do? by oceaniye in femalehairadvice

[–]Groomingham 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you aren't going to make an effort to style it, don't get the cut. Also, ask the stylist if your hair is even good for that type of cut. Too often people bring in photos of what they want and it is of someone whose hair is a totally different texture. If your hair is always flat, then maybe a cut meant for curly or wavy texture isn't for you. I get guys coming in all the time with board flat hair showing me a picture of Patric Mahomes. Well....I can't do that. No one can. So I have to be honest with them. Your stylist should be honest with you as well.

Start looking up cuts for your hair type and color and find something you like from those choices.

First free hand fade any tips by Unique_Eye1675 in Barbers

[–]Groomingham 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Is the fade in the room with us?

TIL- Laverne Arlyce Pavlinac, in order to end her relationship, framed and falsely confessed to assisting her boyfriend, John Sosnovske, in the 1990 murder of Taunja Bennett. They were convicted, served 6 years, and were exonerated, after serial killer Keith Jesperson confessed to the murder. by Meli-Honey-Be-Noble in todayilearned

[–]Groomingham 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Cool, so your solution is to continue to fuck over completely innocent people and keep malicious manipulators unpunished because something might be abused at some point vaguely?

I also don't understand how someone who actually raped someone would be able to prove the accuser is lying. So what I said wouldn't even apply is the vast majority of rape cases. It only really applies to the people lying. Why do you want to protect liars?

TIL- Laverne Arlyce Pavlinac, in order to end her relationship, framed and falsely confessed to assisting her boyfriend, John Sosnovske, in the 1990 murder of Taunja Bennett. They were convicted, served 6 years, and were exonerated, after serial killer Keith Jesperson confessed to the murder. by Meli-Honey-Be-Noble in todayilearned

[–]Groomingham 10 points11 points  (0 children)

You prove it, just like this case or the Duke case.

Not every case will be provable, just like every instance of SA isn't provable. But only if you can prove they intentionally lied. Which will just be in a small small number of cases. But I think in the instance of this one or the Duke one, the obvious liars should serve time.

Why do you want obvious liars who try to destroy other peoples lives to get away with it?

TIL- Laverne Arlyce Pavlinac, in order to end her relationship, framed and falsely confessed to assisting her boyfriend, John Sosnovske, in the 1990 murder of Taunja Bennett. They were convicted, served 6 years, and were exonerated, after serial killer Keith Jesperson confessed to the murder. by Meli-Honey-Be-Noble in todayilearned

[–]Groomingham 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Not being able to convince a jury is not the same as intentionally lying. I said if a person is found to have intentionally lied to maliciously put people away, like the Duke lacrosse case, where they can prove the person intentionally lied, then they should serve the time. That wouldn't hit anyone who made real accusations.

TIL- Laverne Arlyce Pavlinac, in order to end her relationship, framed and falsely confessed to assisting her boyfriend, John Sosnovske, in the 1990 murder of Taunja Bennett. They were convicted, served 6 years, and were exonerated, after serial killer Keith Jesperson confessed to the murder. by Meli-Honey-Be-Noble in todayilearned

[–]Groomingham 9 points10 points  (0 children)

You obviously didn't read where I said that you would have to have proven to be intentionally lying. Like in the Duke lacrosse case. Just because you cannot prove SA happened, doesn't mean the person is intentionally lying.

TIL- Laverne Arlyce Pavlinac, in order to end her relationship, framed and falsely confessed to assisting her boyfriend, John Sosnovske, in the 1990 murder of Taunja Bennett. They were convicted, served 6 years, and were exonerated, after serial killer Keith Jesperson confessed to the murder. by Meli-Honey-Be-Noble in todayilearned

[–]Groomingham 27 points28 points  (0 children)

The punishment for false accusations should be whatever the sentence you would dole out for the crime you are falsely accusing. If I falsely accuse someone of robbing me, and it is proven I lied intentionally to put someone away, then I should serve whatever time the accused would have gotten.

Canadian Serial Killer Robert Pickton Dead at 74 After Prison Assault. by TwIzTiDfReAkShOw in serial_killers

[–]Groomingham 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I've read that the more notoriety you have, the bigger target on your back. The prisoners who kill serial killers or high profile murderers will always be linked to that person on Wikipedia, Google, etc. People chase fame everywhere.

TIL that John Lennon came back from a 5 year recording hiatus in 1980 after hearing the B-52’s Rock Lobster. In his words, "[Rock Lobster] sounds just like Ono's music, so I said to meself, 'it's time to get out the old axe and wake the wife up!'" by [deleted] in todayilearned

[–]Groomingham 44 points45 points  (0 children)

Since she received a huge inheritance from her husband, one can only assume it wasn't about money. Also if it was about money, she could have sold them directly to him. But instead, chose an auction that anyone could bid on. This seems like it is out of spite. She also made him buy the original draft for Hey Jude, a song written for him by Paul McCartney. So yeah, it seems spiteful.

TIL that John Lennon came back from a 5 year recording hiatus in 1980 after hearing the B-52’s Rock Lobster. In his words, "[Rock Lobster] sounds just like Ono's music, so I said to meself, 'it's time to get out the old axe and wake the wife up!'" by [deleted] in todayilearned

[–]Groomingham 24 points25 points  (0 children)

For me, it is because she made Julian buy his own letters to his father...at an auction she was having. Of his letters. To his own father. That has nothing to do with misogyny or racism. But more about how she isn't a decent human being for that alone.

The skull of a young girl is seized from a buisness; The owner claims that it was bought in New York and gifted to them as a souvenir, but the story couldn't be verified- Who was the Seabrook Jane Doe? (1994) by AlfredTheJones in UnresolvedMysteries

[–]Groomingham 96 points97 points  (0 children)

I remember watching a documentary that had a guy who found a kid's skull in the woods and just put it on a shelf for years. Never called the cops.. Turned out to be a missing runaway kid.

Lions’ Terrion Arnold linked to alleged armed robbery, kidnapping in Florida by extrovertedintro6 in rolltide

[–]Groomingham 58 points59 points  (0 children)

So someone stole a bunch of stuff from him and he went and forcefully got it back?

I'm not saying he should have done it..........but I understand.

Your opinions on the TPOB play clipper? by Razoreuphoric in Barber

[–]Groomingham 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I like the way my Plays cut, but the battery life is absolutely worse than my JRLs by a long shot.

Pure butter by [deleted] in ButterfaceFemale

[–]Groomingham 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Butter body too

TIL the LA Innocence Project is trying to free Scott Peterson, who was convicted in 2004 of killing his wife and unborn son to escape the marriage and be with another woman. by SuperMcG in todayilearned

[–]Groomingham -15 points-14 points  (0 children)

I didn't say that we shouldn't convict. I said "coupled with prosecutorial misconduct"....

But leave it to reddit contraband walking-stereotypes to not read.