Best way to remove confetti and glitter from hair after attending capital pride parade?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The late 1970s and early 1980s were a blast.

I'm not gay but have been told this by gays who lived through that era and who survived it and are still alive.

Some, including my brother, did not survive those years. So little was known about AIDS. It's hard to remember how bad it was in those days.

Your comment just brought tears to my eyes. I remember all those lovely men and how we miss them.

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06/13/2016 10:27

Subject: Re:Best way to remove confetti and glitter from hair after attending capital pride parade?

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Anonymous wrote:My hair is almost down to my ass.
I really do not feel like pulling it up.

I don't think I am going. Too much of a hassle.

Get 2 feet cut and donate it to Locks of Love or something to that effect.

The reply may have simply been snark. But Locks of Love is a wonderful and compassionate charity (and just FYI they also accept financial donations to help those striken with cancer).