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slats7

06.02.2008, 16:26

Luke Perry (Celebrity Hair Loss)
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Fuller, longer, and two different colors.

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spotter

07.02.2008, 06:48

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Luke Perry
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� Fuller, longer, and two different colors.
�
� [image]

It is a pretty obvious toupee :-)

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cal

08.02.2008, 11:46

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Luke Perry
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The picture could just be a bad dye-job though. Nothing about it really screams "hairpiece!"

I remember people commenting that the dude had too many face wrinkles to be playing high school kids way back in the early 1990s. He's gotta be re-dying a lot of gray hair by now.

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bunnyheather

20.02.2008, 16:00

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Luke Perry
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� The picture could just be a bad dye-job though. Nothing about it really
� screams "hairpiece!"
�
� I remember people commenting that the dude had too many face wrinkles to
� be playing high school kids way back in the early 1990s. He's gotta be
� re-dying a lot of gray hair by now.

You guys always seem to "cap" on celebs with hair pieces. Why is this? Being that we all are going through the same thing, you'd think you would be a little more sensitive and not make fun or point out other peoples less than perfect hair, or lack thereof. Just a thought... :-D

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BrokeBackBodhi

20.02.2008, 23:39

@ bunnyheather
Luke Perry
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� � The picture could just be a bad dye-job though. Nothing about it really
� � screams "hairpiece!"
� �
� � I remember people commenting that the dude had too many face wrinkles
� to
� � be playing high school kids way back in the early 1990s. He's gotta be
� � re-dying a lot of gray hair by now.
�
� You guys always seem to "cap" on celebs with hair pieces. Why is this?
� Being that we all are going through the same thing, you'd think you would
� be a little more sensitive and not make fun or point out other peoples
� less than perfect hair, or lack thereof. Just a thought... :-D

celebs get a pass for wearing a piece. they can say its for a movie. the only people getting made fun of even more are everyday people trying to fool people with dead squirrels on their head thinking nobody realizes it. all it takes it that one person in the office or in your inner circle to say "pssst! hey, did you check out Johnny's freakin wig? yea man, it's fake ias hell"

takes about 20 mins for something like that to spread throughout an entire office.

celebs seem to get it easier because they can say the same excuse and nobody cares. it's probably funny for about 10 minutes.

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Hair is the name of the game everybody!

cal

20.02.2008, 23:43

@ BrokeBackBodhi
Luke Perry
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If the rest of my career and tens of millions of dollars were riding on my appearance, I wouldn't give a f*ck if I had to wear a LIVE squirrel on my head in the movies.

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skiploss

21.02.2008, 00:19

@ cal
Luke Perry
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� If the rest of my career and tens of millions of dollars were riding on my
� appearance, I wouldn't give a f*ck if I had to wear a LIVE
� squirrel on my head in the movies.

I feel sorry for celebs who go bald. As you said, their career is dependent on their apearence. Look at Jude Law. He looks like a freak now, and he hasn't had a leading man role in a long time.

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bunnyheather

21.02.2008, 18:39

@ BrokeBackBodhi
Luke Perry-to brokeback
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� � � The picture could just be a bad dye-job though. Nothing about it
� really
� � � screams "hairpiece!"
� � �
� � � I remember people commenting that the dude had too many face wrinkles
� � to
� � � be playing high school kids way back in the early 1990s. He's gotta
� be
� � � re-dying a lot of gray hair by now.
� �
� � You guys always seem to "cap" on celebs with hair pieces. Why is this?
� � Being that we all are going through the same thing, you'd think you
� would
� � be a little more sensitive and not make fun or point out other peoples
� � less than perfect hair, or lack thereof. Just a thought... :-D
�
� celebs get a pass for wearing a piece. they can say its for a movie. the
� only people getting made fun of even more are everyday people trying to
� fool people with dead squirrels on their head thinking nobody realizes it.
� all it takes it that one person in the office or in your inner circle to
� say "pssst! hey, did you check out Johnny's freakin wig? yea man, it's
� fake ias hell"
�
� takes about 20 mins for something like that to spread throughout an entire
� office.
�
� celebs seem to get it easier because they can say the same excuse and
� nobody cares. it's probably funny for about 10 minutes.

So you think that if you were to wear a hair peice people would make fun of you?? WHat if you got an awesome looking one, went to work and told everyone "I got new hair! Isnt it cool!"

When you are confident about something, people will follow.....just a thought.

bunnyheather is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: YES

slats7 06.02.2008, 16:26	Luke Perry (Celebrity Hair Loss) Post reply
	Fuller, longer, and two different colors. slats7 is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO
spotter 07.02.2008, 06:48 @ slats7	Luke Perry Post reply
	� Fuller, longer, and two different colors. � � It is a pretty obvious toupee spotter is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO
cal 08.02.2008, 11:46 @ spotter	Luke Perry Post reply
	The picture could just be a bad dye-job though. Nothing about it really screams "hairpiece!" I remember people commenting that the dude had too many face wrinkles to be playing high school kids way back in the early 1990s. He's gotta be re-dying a lot of gray hair by now. cal is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO
bunnyheather 20.02.2008, 16:00 @ cal	Luke Perry Post reply
	� The picture could just be a bad dye-job though. Nothing about it really � screams "hairpiece!" � � I remember people commenting that the dude had too many face wrinkles to � be playing high school kids way back in the early 1990s. He's gotta be � re-dying a lot of gray hair by now. You guys always seem to "cap" on celebs with hair pieces. Why is this? Being that we all are going through the same thing, you'd think you would be a little more sensitive and not make fun or point out other peoples less than perfect hair, or lack thereof. Just a thought... bunnyheather is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: YES
BrokeBackBodhi 20.02.2008, 23:39 @ bunnyheather	Luke Perry Post reply
	� � The picture could just be a bad dye-job though. Nothing about it really � � screams "hairpiece!" � � � � I remember people commenting that the dude had too many face wrinkles � to � � be playing high school kids way back in the early 1990s. He's gotta be � � re-dying a lot of gray hair by now. � � You guys always seem to "cap" on celebs with hair pieces. Why is this? � Being that we all are going through the same thing, you'd think you would � be a little more sensitive and not make fun or point out other peoples � less than perfect hair, or lack thereof. Just a thought... celebs get a pass for wearing a piece. they can say its for a movie. the only people getting made fun of even more are everyday people trying to fool people with dead squirrels on their head thinking nobody realizes it. all it takes it that one person in the office or in your inner circle to say "pssst! hey, did you check out Johnny's freakin wig? yea man, it's fake ias hell" takes about 20 mins for something like that to spread throughout an entire office. celebs seem to get it easier because they can say the same excuse and nobody cares. it's probably funny for about 10 minutes. BrokeBackBodhi is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO --- Hair is the name of the game everybody!
cal 20.02.2008, 23:43 @ BrokeBackBodhi	Luke Perry Post reply
	If the rest of my career and tens of millions of dollars were riding on my appearance, I wouldn't give a fck if I had to wear a LIVE* squirrel on my head in the movies. cal is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO
skiploss 21.02.2008, 00:19 @ cal	Luke Perry Post reply
	� If the rest of my career and tens of millions of dollars were riding on my � appearance, I wouldn't give a fck if I had to wear a LIVE* � squirrel on my head in the movies. I feel sorry for celebs who go bald. As you said, their career is dependent on their apearence. Look at Jude Law. He looks like a freak now, and he hasn't had a leading man role in a long time. skiploss is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO
bunnyheather 21.02.2008, 18:39 @ BrokeBackBodhi	Luke Perry-to brokeback Post reply
	� � � The picture could just be a bad dye-job though. Nothing about it � really � � � screams "hairpiece!" � � � � � � I remember people commenting that the dude had too many face wrinkles � � to � � � be playing high school kids way back in the early 1990s. He's gotta � be � � � re-dying a lot of gray hair by now. � � � � You guys always seem to "cap" on celebs with hair pieces. Why is this? � � Being that we all are going through the same thing, you'd think you � would � � be a little more sensitive and not make fun or point out other peoples � � less than perfect hair, or lack thereof. Just a thought... � � celebs get a pass for wearing a piece. they can say its for a movie. the � only people getting made fun of even more are everyday people trying to � fool people with dead squirrels on their head thinking nobody realizes it. � all it takes it that one person in the office or in your inner circle to � say "pssst! hey, did you check out Johnny's freakin wig? yea man, it's � fake ias hell" � � takes about 20 mins for something like that to spread throughout an entire � office. � � celebs seem to get it easier because they can say the same excuse and � nobody cares. it's probably funny for about 10 minutes. So you think that if you were to wear a hair peice people would make fun of you?? WHat if you got an awesome looking one, went to work and told everyone "I got new hair! Isnt it cool!" When you are confident about something, people will follow.....just a thought. bunnyheather is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: YES

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