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<blockquote data-quote="Marguerite" data-source="post: 196141" data-attributes="member: 1991"><p>I did read everything. I thought it may have been. However, I've heard stories similar to this (not quite so exaggerated, but close) FOR REAL. I've seen some hilarious things. A lot of them looked like dead rats on the edge of the bathroom sink...</p><p></p><p>My sister really did have to go to the emergency room to get the wax off her second armpit. I really wish I'd been a fly on the wall.</p><p></p><p>And with the benefit of years of painful effort and some unofficial research, I have firmly come to the conclusion that hair removal methods should only be for people who are NOT hairy!</p><p></p><p>Somewhere in my ancestry is a Mediterranean mamma who I suspect had a dalliance with a gorilla...</p><p></p><p>The trouble with hair removal, when you're already so hairy - you rip off the first wax strip, and you're gone. It leaves a border, and you KNOW you're going to have to go over your entire body, or somewhere there will always be a hairy edge. Like, why do your bikini line, when you have really hairy thighs? You can see the edge, poking below your swimsuit. Why do just the lower legs, when... hey, you get the picture. A very fuzzy one.</p><p>And I have even hairier friends.</p><p></p><p>I don't think we evolved at all. I think when they wanted to populate Australia, they went to some jungle somewhere and just shook the trees. Artificially boosted the convict numbers to account for those that died on the voyage over.</p><p></p><p>Maybe that's why were all so tough?</p><p></p><p>Marg</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Marguerite, post: 196141, member: 1991"] I did read everything. I thought it may have been. However, I've heard stories similar to this (not quite so exaggerated, but close) FOR REAL. I've seen some hilarious things. A lot of them looked like dead rats on the edge of the bathroom sink... My sister really did have to go to the emergency room to get the wax off her second armpit. I really wish I'd been a fly on the wall. And with the benefit of years of painful effort and some unofficial research, I have firmly come to the conclusion that hair removal methods should only be for people who are NOT hairy! Somewhere in my ancestry is a Mediterranean mamma who I suspect had a dalliance with a gorilla... The trouble with hair removal, when you're already so hairy - you rip off the first wax strip, and you're gone. It leaves a border, and you KNOW you're going to have to go over your entire body, or somewhere there will always be a hairy edge. Like, why do your bikini line, when you have really hairy thighs? You can see the edge, poking below your swimsuit. Why do just the lower legs, when... hey, you get the picture. A very fuzzy one. And I have even hairier friends. I don't think we evolved at all. I think when they wanted to populate Australia, they went to some jungle somewhere and just shook the trees. Artificially boosted the convict numbers to account for those that died on the voyage over. Maybe that's why were all so tough? Marg [/QUOTE]
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