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Linkura

Member
Oct 25, 2017
19,943
Yeah I'm definitely not dying my hair anytime soon or something like that. That grey hair is so shiny and healthy BECAUSE I don't dye and take good care of my hair. Once I get a lot of them, we'll see, but I might just go gray entirely once the time comes. Maybe people don't mistake me for looking 10+ years younger than I am then. :O
 
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weemadarthur

weemadarthur

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Oct 25, 2017
10,588
Grey hair takes color slower, and fades faster. Therefore it will cost more to keep it dyed if choosing that route.
 

Morrigan

Spear of the Metal Church
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Oct 24, 2017
34,308
I don't have grey hair but I have decided to fully embrace it when it happens. I'm gonna rock that silver mane, just you watch.
 

Suede

Gotham's Finest
Member
Oct 28, 2017
12,498
Scotland
I've had some white hairs on my eyebrows since I was about 14 because of my vitiligo. My hair has been fine so far, though.
 

Pet

More helpful than the IRS
The Fallen
Oct 25, 2017
7,070
SoCal
Neither of my parents started getting white hairs until their 50s, so hopefully that's the case for me.

I don't know if I've seen many Asians that grey. I think usually I see black to white.




Also, my husband bought my favorite gummy bears and snuck a box into my purse. I found them this morning at work.

I should be a better wife.
 

Calico Spice

Member
Oct 27, 2017
27
My mother and grandmother didn't start getting grey hairs until their 40s, so here's hoping I still got many more years before I have to deal with it. My mom's hair is kinda cool though cause it's like a one solid streak in the front, and she'll sometimes dye it a different color.
 

someday

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Oct 25, 2017
1,453
I'm 47 and found my first grey at like 25. I plucked it and didn't see another for 10 years. I pluck them when I notice them though (probably 5 in total). Going grey isn't a problem necessarily but I'm not running towards it gently.
 

sabrina

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Oct 25, 2017
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weemadarthur

weemadarthur

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Oct 25, 2017
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A long blazer would be called a duster.....but if it's outerwear, it could be a strangely built trenchcoat too.
 

Nilou

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Oct 25, 2017
9,715
Bit late to the discussion but at 26 I don't notice any grey hairs at all yet. My mother who is 47 and doesn't dye her hair doesn't really have any noticeable greys either at quick glance. My grandmother who is 90 and doesn't dye her hair still has around 80% of her original dark hair too so I guess I'll see if those genes continue with me in time.
 

Snumpus

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Oct 28, 2017
118
I was about 27 when I got my first silver hair I think. Now I'm 32 and there are so many I've given up plucking. Apparently I'm not going to go grey, I'm going to go REALLY shiny bright silver. I'll just tell people I'm the Mother of Dragons.
 
Oct 25, 2017
3,119
I was 18 when I found my first white hair. The same age my grandmother found hers. I'll likely have salt and pepper hair when I'm older like her instead of going fully white. :( I want white hair.
 

HyperFerret

Member
Oct 25, 2017
2,140
Holy shit I am so fucking pissed right now.

A customer walks up to my counter with a hoverboard, asks if we have any techs to fix it. Cue shit show. I knew this guy was a POS as soon as he implied I wasn't a tech even though I'm the goddamn manager of the team.

Me: I'm a tech, but we only work on computers unfortunately.

Him: Can I talk to him? [Points to my coworker is the only dude in our department]

Me: I'm sorry, he's a bit busy right now.

Him: I just have a question.

Me: I can answer any question you have. [I attempt a fake smile]

Him: I would rather ask him.

Now I am fuming. But fuck it, I'll humor him if it makes him leave faster.

Me: Hey (coworker), do you know anything about hoverboards?

Coworker: [Not even looking up from his work] Nope! :D

Me: [turning back to the customer] Yeah so, again we only work on computers here.

Him: Can I talk to him though.

Fuck OFF

Me: He's busy.

Him: I want to talk to him!

Me: (Coworker), this customer wants to talk to you.

Coworker: [Walking up] How can I help you?

Him: Hey, you do guys have any pilers?

Fucking WHAT

Me: Excuse me, is there a reason why you couldn't ask me that?

Him: I wanted to ask (coworker).

Screw it if I get written up at this point.

Me: Why?

Him: Because I wanted to ask HIM.

Me: Why?

Him: I'm not going to say it again.

Me: (Coworker) stop talking to him.

[We both walk away from the customer, if I wasn't on camera I would have flipped him off]

I'm still shaking with emotions.
 

ShyMel

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Oct 31, 2017
3,483
Sorry to hear that happened to you. So many men out there will completely ignore any help a woman tries to give him simply because of her sex. Or will talk down to her because she is a woman and we never know anything about power tools, cars, tech, and so on.
 

Snumpus

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Oct 28, 2017
118
That's really appalling, HyperFerret. You dealt with it really professionally. I'm not sure I could have walked away without calling him a few things.
 

HyperFerret

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Oct 25, 2017
2,140
I've calmed down now but I really wanted to yell at him for being a huge douchebag. Some part inside of me thought that if I asked him why he felt the need to ask my coworker such a basic question that it would click in his brain that he was being a dick. But no. Should have just told him to GTFO when he kept asking for my coworker.

Thankfully we are allowed to turn down customers for any reason so I don't think my supervisor will write me up for dropping my customer service act. But I had to step out for a while and sit in the break room because I was so livid and needed some space.
 
Oct 25, 2017
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Mementos

A long blazer would be called a duster.....but if it's outerwear, it could be a strangely built trenchcoat too.
Thanks. I've been struggling to describe this to people in clothing, still not sure what to quite call it though.
 

shanshan310

Member
Oct 27, 2017
35
I don't think I've posted in here yet but nice to see some familiar faces :) hey ladies.

Man it bugs me so much that those kind of people who think women in tech don't know anything about tech still exist, it's so cliche at this point.

One of my friends is a panel beater / massive car enthusiast and hearing her stories, god working in any male dominated field sounds so much more stressful :/ I don't think I could deal with that constant pressure to overachieve to look semi-competent.
 

JRoth

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Oct 26, 2017
420
Seriously what type of level of douche is this person? Doesn't even have the decency to notice your co-worker is clearly working on something much more important. He also walked up to your counter too. And with a device that obviously wouldn't be supported/serviced by a PC place.

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I don't think I've posted in here yet but nice to see some familiar faces :) hey ladies.

Man it bugs me so much that those kind of people who think women in tech don't know anything about tech still exist, it's so cliche at this point.

One of my friends is a panel beater / massive car enthusiast and hearing her stories, god working in any male dominated field sounds so much more stressful :/ I don't think I could deal with that constant pressure to overachieve to look semi-competent.

I can certainly understand where she is coming from here. Even my father, who taught and trained me a little bit with small minor repairs, would still not allow me to do any of the 'heavy labor'. While that might seem like he doesn't think that I wouldn't be capable of that, I am his daughter and he always put himself first for safety reasons. He would never forgive himself if a car fell on me, crushing me while I was changing the oil. So in stead he let me work on smaller less dangerous jobs when I worked at his shop.
 
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Musha_Soturi

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Oct 26, 2017
987
Thanks to weemadarthur for letting me know this place exists!

Afternoon everyone, hope you're all having a good day.
 
Oct 27, 2017
399
I don't think my supervisor will write me up for dropping my customer service act. But I had to step out for a while and sit in the break room because I was so livid and needed some space.

I hope they have your back on this because, damn, I was incensed just reading about this. You did really well keeping it together and maintaining as much civility as you did. What an ass.
 
Oct 27, 2017
399
My supervisor was shocked. I'm thinking we can ban him from the store for harrassment. Which would be fantastic.

I hope so. Staff shouldn't have to grit their teeth, make nice, and pretend that it's all ok. People in customer-facing jobs have to put up with a lot even with just regular grumpy people behaving less than stellar, let alone a dude like this.
 

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Oct 25, 2017
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My fiance noticed a single errant white hair growing out of my forehead that was like an inch+ long. WTF m8. Why was there a hair in the middle of my forehead and why was it white?

I'm scared.

And mortified.
 

Professor Beef

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Oct 25, 2017
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My fiance noticed a single errant white hair growing out of my forehead that was like an inch+ long. WTF m8. Why was there a hair in the middle of my forehead and why was it white?

I'm scared.

And mortified.
stress is usually the #1 reason

I've noticed a grey hair pop up on my head once or twice every year or so, and it's usually around the time i'm dealing with a bunch of bullshit
 

meow

The Fallen
Oct 27, 2017
1,094
NYC
Talk about timely but I found my first gray/white hair this morning (it's just so colorless!! why!!). I always said when I started going gray/white, I would just dye my hair the other way and go silver while it was still obvious I was going gray on purpose, but now I am just like EHHHHH.
 

Orio

Member
Oct 27, 2017
241
I honestly couldn't tell you if I have greys or not. My hair is so pale that if I did have any they'd just blend in. My parents started going grey around this age, so it's possible. I assume at some point I'll notice my hair being more silver than gold and I'll just say "huh".
 

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Oct 25, 2017
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Yeah but it was growing straight out of my forehead. It was like a single mighty oak growing in a barren desert.
 

xinek

Member
Oct 25, 2017
118
MN, USA
Talk about timely but I found my first gray/white hair this morning (it's just so colorless!! why!!). I always said when I started going gray/white, I would just dye my hair the other way and go silver while it was still obvious I was going gray on purpose, but now I am just like EHHHHH.
Same. I've come to accept the reality of a few gray hairs. It's too early to tell whether my hair will end up being white, gray, or silver. What I do know is I'm not enjoying their weird pube-like quality.
 

Aiustis

Avenger
Oct 25, 2017
2,322
Cybertronic Purgatory
I have a lot of grey hairs or rather white ones
My hair used to be mostly black but with random strands of light brown and red distributed throughout.

All the light brown and red ones are absolutely colorless now.
 

HyperFerret

Member
Oct 25, 2017
2,140
Oh!

My manager let me have today off as a birthday present and for dealing with that guy earlier this week!

:DDDDD

*goes back to bed* x3