Karma only applies DURING a race...God are you blond or what
Nah just kidding Sandra...I love you and you know that btw when will you be on msn again?

And yes I am mean...my sole purpose in life

Owh, only DURING a race?! Okay, got that!
Awwwww, I love you too Lisa, and you know I can take a joke
I hope I'll be on msn again tomorrow, my msn isn't working at the moment


Okay people, you can start talking about Chris again

It has been noted that blonde hair does tend to get darker with age which could suggest that the darker your hair becomes, the more intelligent you become. Personally I see that as just coincidence and that the 2 things happen independently. Further, hair becomes increasingly darker with successive pregnancies - the more children, the darker your hair will become. So the ones who remain blond are the ones who don't have kids - the intelligent ones, in other words.
The above has my full backing and I haven't been blond since I was tiny.

Mmmmm........My hair is very dark but I'm not too sure about this "more intelligent" thing???? My husband reckons I have a lot of "blonde" moments!! Sweet isn't he???

Angela, I don't have any problems with blondes That is just the way Sandra and I usually talk to each other

Jrcambs, I thought that more kids caused your hair to turn grey/gray (so how DO you spell that colour??!!)??

And yes, I used to have really blond hair as well when I was little, now it is dark blonde/light brown...but I like blondes so much that I will continue having a couple soleil

Yes you must be right there - I did not have a single grey (which is how we spell it - in England anyway) hair before I had children. I am sure that having aged by 14 years since then has nothing to do with it .

In fact, with the way my daughter is at the moment I could be completely grey by the morning. But at least I still have hair to turn grey...unlike some people around here.

hahahaha

Sorry to ruin your theory Jrcambs.....I'm blonde, I was a very pink blonde (you know a real strawberry blonde, not light red!) until I was about 11 or 12, then my hair went a sort of mid blonde colour....now though it's just mid to light blonde (natural mind, not attacked with chemicals or anything!) but it has gotten lighter due to repeated alopecia over the past 12 years or so,in fact there are many different shades and colours in my hair because each time I get alopecia it always grows back a different shade/colour and texture, either thinner, thicker, wavy curly etc.....it's not patchy alopecia though what I get, it's the kind that gives thinning of the hair all over almost, so the changes all mix up with my usual hair and so it's not noticable....so much for the pregnancies theory.....mind you I did hear that the less eggs a female has in her ovaries the darker her hair goes.....maybe I'm the exception? But in both my parents families there's a natural blonde adult also so maybe I just have the blonde gene from each of them. Mad to think though that both my sons are dark, the oldest is dark blonde while the youngest boy is brown & my sister who has light brown hair, has 3 boys all of who are very blonde even though they are 18, 15 & 14 years old???????????

In my experience it's the ones who fake having blonde hair that are the dumb ones......it just so happens to give us natural blonde's the raw end of the deal.

I agree with you on this one