Strange topic!
Haircut do not make any brain damage, but:
- The loss of weight have influence your blood pressure (it is a fact
that a very long hair may cause headeach)
- the haircut change your EEG(Electroencephalogram) a bit. But not your
brain activities.
He! May I gain some points, if I let them grow? :)
Y.
On Sun, 09 Feb 2003 01:04:34 +0000, JLF wrote:
> Of course it can! We all know that the hair follicles are actually just the
> physical manifestations of morphic field threads extending out from the
> brain's electromagnetic activity,... Cutting them, or being too rough with
> them causes vibratory waves which travel back down the morphic field threads
> and resonate in the medulla oblongata. That's why cutting your hair always
> drops your I.Q. at least 15 points.
>> JLF
>> "AliGhas" <alighas2000 at hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:fc233106.0204181800.6e240878 at posting.google.com...>> Maybe I'm a bit paranoid but I got a haircut yesterday and the lady
>> was very aggressive when she was cutting and manipulating my head
>> & hair. She was pulling hard on my hair and was combing my hair very
>> hard. However, I didn't feel as if any of her strokes caused any
>> noticeable pain and I didn't experience any symptoms like dizziness or
>> nausea or disorientation or anything like that at all. But after I
>> paid her for hte haircut my mind felt a bit "wet" or fuzzy or
>> something (hard to describe) and a
>> couple of hours later I developed a minor headache. Today my mind
>> still feels a bit fuzzy (but less than before).
>>>> My question is, is it possible that her actions of combing hard and
>> manipulating my head, caused any permanent brain cell damage??? Or is
>> it just a temporary phenomenon after which I should recover 100% w/o
>> any damage. Maybe
>> I'm paranoid because it wasn't any severe head trauma at all but my
>> mind still does feel a bit fuzzy.
