#9776
Posted: 12/18/05 at 12:18pm
He'd probably think he would look handsome.
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The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part three — Page 392
#9777
Posted: 12/18/05 at 1:30pm
I remembered what I really want a screencap of; in Today 4U when Angel says "trim her tree," and pretends to cut Roger's hair with the drumsticks. 
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#9778
Posted: 12/18/05 at 1:49pm
aha! so thats what it was!
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#9779
Posted: 12/18/05 at 2:17pm
Skittles, those hair changes tend to happen often. When I was 4, I had extremely long, extremely dark brown, very thin, perfectly straight hair. Go figure. I like the lighter color, and I'm used to the curls but I still miss the thin straight hair, I could wake up and brush my hair 3 times and it would look fine. If I did that these days, I'd look like wolfman.
Yeah I don't mind the teeny stubble facial hair, but nothing more.
Adam in a yellow suit? Scary thought...
Yeah I don't mind the teeny stubble facial hair, but nothing more.
Adam in a yellow suit? Scary thought...
"If there was a Mount Rushmore for Broadway scores, "West Side Story" would be front and center. It snaps, it crackles it pops! It surges with a roar, its energy and sheer life undiminished by the years" - NYPost reviewer Elisabeth Vincentelli
#9780
Posted: 12/18/05 at 2:28pm
See, I think the facial hair can look good.
Updated On: 12/18/05 at 02:28 PM
#9781
Posted: 12/18/05 at 2:30pm
But that's not a lot. I love how he looked then! By "a lot," I'm talking like full-on beard.
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#9782
Posted: 12/18/05 at 2:32pm
I guess I've just never seen him with longer facial hair than that so I assumed that's what you were referring to. You're right, a full-on beard would be gross (on pretty much all guys, IMO).
#9783
Posted: 12/18/05 at 2:32pm
I hope he's never had much more than that!
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#9785
Posted: 12/18/05 at 2:38pm
hah. It's like when Brad Pitt had lots of facial hair. I did not like it.
I recognize the addiction to being alive.
#9786
Posted: 12/18/05 at 2:38pm
He wouldn't; then he wouldn't be a handsome man.
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#9787
Posted: 12/18/05 at 2:44pm
See I even prefer him w/ a little less than that. Like...the first picture someone showed as Adam's real hair color, that's the perfect amount.
I thought what he had in Aida was too much.
I thought what he had in Aida was too much.
"If there was a Mount Rushmore for Broadway scores, "West Side Story" would be front and center. It snaps, it crackles it pops! It surges with a roar, its energy and sheer life undiminished by the years" - NYPost reviewer Elisabeth Vincentelli
#9788
Posted: 12/18/05 at 2:46pm
I think his facial features, especially along his jawline, come off too strong if he's *totally* clean-shaven.
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#9789
Posted: 12/18/05 at 2:47pm
wickedrentq, I know what you mean about the hair changes. I used to have really straight hair until I was about 12 or 13, then it just turned all curly and frizzy seemingly overnight. It took a while for me to realize that trying to tame my hair back into how it used to look was a waste of time and I should go with a style that works with what I have.
Yeah, lightly scruffy Adam = good. Furry Adam, probably not so much. And I think what I like so much about clean-shaven Adam is how the lack of facial hair emphasizes that dimple on his chin (a la siamese's avatar) and how generally nicely-shaped his face is.
Yeah, lightly scruffy Adam = good. Furry Adam, probably not so much. And I think what I like so much about clean-shaven Adam is how the lack of facial hair emphasizes that dimple on his chin (a la siamese's avatar) and how generally nicely-shaped his face is.
"There was this one time an alarm went off - it was in the middle of '24.' That's just wrong. Everyone knows everyone was watching '24' at that time."
--NYU student quoted in the Washington Square News about students ignoring the frequent fire alarms in dorms
Updated On: 12/18/05 at 02:47 PM
#9790
Posted: 12/18/05 at 2:50pm
I'm a protestor; I've always had very curly hair, but more often than not I flat-iron it. I used to hate the way it looks curly, but now I really like it. It's just way more manageable when it's straight.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#9791
Posted: 12/18/05 at 2:57pm
I like how my hair looks straight, but I only flat-iron it on special occasions because I'm just too impatient to do something that takes that long on a regular basis.
"There was this one time an alarm went off - it was in the middle of '24.' That's just wrong. Everyone knows everyone was watching '24' at that time."
--NYU student quoted in the Washington Square News about students ignoring the frequent fire alarms in dorms
#9792
Posted: 12/18/05 at 3:03pm
Yeah, my hair is so thick it takes a while to flat iron it and usually I'm not totally successful. Really w/ me it comes down to laziness--don't like the effort of flat ironing it and always hated blow dryers, so I put mousse it and let it dry on its own and it becomes curly. Em, you should wear your hair curly more often, I like it.
But I do know what you mean Billboard about adjusting to the new hair. It turned completely curly when I was 13 and I never quite knew what to do w/ it, I tried pulling it back but it ended up just...looking awful, like a mop, I didn't know the right mousse to use so my hair looked like a frizz ball. My family used to joke they would always be able to find be at my band concerts from my hair. I never appreciated those comments.
But I do know what you mean Billboard about adjusting to the new hair. It turned completely curly when I was 13 and I never quite knew what to do w/ it, I tried pulling it back but it ended up just...looking awful, like a mop, I didn't know the right mousse to use so my hair looked like a frizz ball. My family used to joke they would always be able to find be at my band concerts from my hair. I never appreciated those comments.
"If there was a Mount Rushmore for Broadway scores, "West Side Story" would be front and center. It snaps, it crackles it pops! It surges with a roar, its energy and sheer life undiminished by the years" - NYPost reviewer Elisabeth Vincentelli
#9793
Posted: 12/18/05 at 3:03pm
if we're all sharing personal hair stories here, I'll join! My hair is super thick and a pain in the butt to deal with. It gets frizzy if I don't blow dry it out, and for some reason I've never used a flat-iron. Maybe I should get one...
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#9794
Posted: 12/18/05 at 3:04pm
Wow ... i get back from a day away and there are all kinds of beautiful photos to look at !!!
I had seen the "very handsome man" in someone's sig awhile back and I always wondered where that came from! :) Did anyone have a video camera that night?
Loving the dark hair ... hating the bleach blonde white look. I diddn't really like the flashback scene look in Glory!
I had seen the "very handsome man" in someone's sig awhile back and I always wondered where that came from! :) Did anyone have a video camera that night?
Loving the dark hair ... hating the bleach blonde white look. I diddn't really like the flashback scene look in Glory!
#9795
Posted: 12/18/05 at 3:06pm
If I only flat-ironed it, it would take me three times as long. I blow-dry it first and get most of the curls out that way, but it's still not *really* straight. I've gotten the whole process down to about 20 minutes, but it used to take me over an hour and a half.
I love my hair curly now because it's so, so long. But when I cut it, I'll have to wear it straight most of the time.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
I love my hair curly now because it's so, so long. But when I cut it, I'll have to wear it straight most of the time.
#9796
Posted: 12/18/05 at 3:08pm
Then don't cut it silly!
Actually my hair now is among the longest it's been since I was little, I've always liked it longer, just I go through phases where I get annoyed w/ it and chop a lot off, but then it grows long again and I'm happy. It's easier to manage short but I always like long hair.
And my mom used to blow dry my hair when I was younger and I just hated it...she would like burn my hair, and get my ears and other awful spots, I just can't...blow..dry it, too painful memories, so I deal w/ the curliness.]
Last time I tried flat ironing, I think it took an hour and a half...oy.
Actually my hair now is among the longest it's been since I was little, I've always liked it longer, just I go through phases where I get annoyed w/ it and chop a lot off, but then it grows long again and I'm happy. It's easier to manage short but I always like long hair.
And my mom used to blow dry my hair when I was younger and I just hated it...she would like burn my hair, and get my ears and other awful spots, I just can't...blow..dry it, too painful memories, so I deal w/ the curliness.]
Last time I tried flat ironing, I think it took an hour and a half...oy.
"If there was a Mount Rushmore for Broadway scores, "West Side Story" would be front and center. It snaps, it crackles it pops! It surges with a roar, its energy and sheer life undiminished by the years" - NYPost reviewer Elisabeth Vincentelli
#9797
Posted: 12/18/05 at 3:14pm
I used to love having my hair really long, but ever since it turned curly, I find that it's impossible to manage if it goes past about shoulder length. I'm sometimes tempted to get it cut really short, but I always chicken out and go for the same old haircut - layered, with the longest layer ending a bit before my shoulders.
I almost always blow-dry my bangs, but I usually let the rest of my hair dry naturally. I hate doing my hair in front of my mother, because she always yells at me about how I hold the blow-dryer too close to my hair for too long and I'm going to set my hair on fire if I keep doing that. So when I'm at home, I usually make her do my hair for me so I don't have to listen
I almost always blow-dry my bangs, but I usually let the rest of my hair dry naturally. I hate doing my hair in front of my mother, because she always yells at me about how I hold the blow-dryer too close to my hair for too long and I'm going to set my hair on fire if I keep doing that. So when I'm at home, I usually make her do my hair for me so I don't have to listen
"There was this one time an alarm went off - it was in the middle of '24.' That's just wrong. Everyone knows everyone was watching '24' at that time."
--NYU student quoted in the Washington Square News about students ignoring the frequent fire alarms in dorms
#9798
Posted: 12/18/05 at 3:54pm
People with curly hair are lucky! I've always wanted my hair to do something other than lay there all flat. I always hated my hair color, too, until I started dyeing it.
#9799
Posted: 12/18/05 at 4:00pm
What color is your hair Atrias? I have boring old straight hair too. It curls when it's wet sometimes. I want to dye it red. That would be fun!
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#9800
Posted: 12/18/05 at 4:31pm
I've always wanted to get dark reddish highlights; my hair naturally turns a really neat red/brown in the summer, just from being in the sun, but it fades fast.
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