I must say I'm disappointed that you don't actually look like a fortune teller! Haha.
I know, I know. You need sequins and big gaudy earrings.
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What's Your Current Hairstyle?
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I know, I know. You need sequins and big gaudy earrings.
I use a comb with very large teeth, but not exactly a pick comb. (The teeth run horizontally rather than vertically.) It helps a lot after a brushing, but I have to lead with the brush so that the comb can even run through my hair in one pass.
A North African relative would still do; many of us have coarse hair even though most of us are not black.
My father is Greek, Greece is not far from North Africa
That might be it, then!
I most likely have some Hellenic ancestry as well, since many people in my country do. (The Greeks stayed here for almost three centuries.) Maybe you and I got the Afro from the same person.
Maybe!That might be it, then!
I most likely have some Hellenic ancestry as well, since many people in my country do. (The Greeks stayed here for almost three centuries.) Maybe you and I got the Afro from the same person.
All humans are related to each other, it is only really a matter of how closely
I know that in ancient times a lot of people from different cultures married
exchemist
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Wish I had enough hair left to have a style. But I put my lack of hair now down to open topped sports cars when I was younger, and carrying sculling boats on my head.
exchemist
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You have rather nice hair, I seem to remember, from the time we all went to Westminster Abbey. But I know you like the medieval look.
Wish I had enough hair left to have a style. But I put my lack of hair now down to open topped sports cars when I was younger, and carrying sculling boats on my head.
Ah, so this E-Type I found abandoned in a garage was yours...
I had to google that. I've never heard of them before.
Vouthon's dad had a bit of an issue with the turban/veil and we had a bit of a deal about it. So I didn't wear one there in Scotland, which is why I wasn't wearing it that evening I got drunk. I usually wear it everyday, but for some occasions.
I'd hang onto that. A 1961 E-Type goes for $250k+ at auction.Ah, so this E-Type I found abandoned in a garage was yours...
1961 Jaguar E-Type Series I - Sports Car Market
This extremely early, very desirable, and hard-to-find external-bonnet-latch, flat-floor E-type roadster was ordered new at the 1961 Paris Salon by
exchemist
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Oh I wish!Ah, so this E-Type I found abandoned in a garage was yours...
In fact I ran an MGB in the early 80s, before I went to Dubai, and then had 2 Mazda MX5s in succession, one in London and then one in Houston TX. In the States they called it the Miata. Pop-up headlights, just like Emma Peel’s Lotus Elan, in The Avengers. Great little cars.
The sculling boats were on my head, off and on, throughout the 90s.
I'd hang onto that. A 1961 E-Type goes for $250k+ at auction.
1961 Jaguar E-Type Series I - Sports Car Market
This extremely early, very desirable, and hard-to-find external-bonnet-latch, flat-floor E-type roadster was ordered new at the 1961 Paris Salon bywww.sportscarmarket.com
Yeah, it's an iconic car, for sure. It has nothing on the legendary 250 GTO, though!
Ferrari 330 LM / 250 GTO Sells For Record $51.7 Million At Auction
The unique Ferrari is the only 250 GTO to have been raced by the Italian company's own race team, and began life as a 330 LM.
www.forbes.com