Yeah, prices for stuff in DC are abnormally jacked up. The place I go to down the street from me in MD charges no more than $20 for a trim, shape up, and fade. I decide to try a place here on my lunch break for the sake of convenience, but $32 is way too steep, even if it was a good cut.
My supervisor was saying that getting a slight trim for her ranged between $50-$80.
@SoVi3t That first bitch has titty dimples. She should give some of that to miss Sato there. That Latina chick looks like a fuckin’ pinto bean! And how is that third chick’s head so big!
At the Sports Clips I go to, ten dollars LESS than that will give me a haircut, hot steaming towel thrown on my face while my head gets washed and massaged while sitting in one of those vibrating chairs, and then I get a dinky back massage as well right after.
Helps that place is mostly manned (…lel) by chicks, but a few of them can’t edge worth a damn.
(I’ve never really seen the appeal of Star Wars for the most part or, rather, I’ve never been enthralled by its appeal despite being all about super powers. Punishing myself with the first prequel only helped destroy any foundation that could have been laid.)
Hmmm…apparently Amazon is making a series out of The Man in the High Castle. That’s rather surprising, especially since I saw the ad for it on TV last night, complete with the huge swastikas everywhere. I figure it’s only a matter time of before someone who has never read the book and doesn’t plan to watch the show bitches about that despite what the book is about.
I’m sure this has been mentioned here before but the stock ‘golden eagle noise’ is actually a falcon or a hawk’s call because eagles sound like pussies.
(Yeah, the eagle sound is a lie. I think the actual bird call used is a red-tailed hawk or something IIRC.
EDIT: I see that Exodus. had already posted this. Good man.)
Heh, “glorified seagull”. Does anyone like seagulls? I generally like birds, but seagulls are annoying as fuck. It’s not even them being urban scavengers since ravens and crows do that too. It’s about them being urban scavengers who are aggressive, greedy, and dumb unlike ravens and crows.
Pigeons can screw off too. Don’t you agree, @“The Epidemic”?