Grey Hair?

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Guest 645
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17 June 2011 06:33110633
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''Grey hair could be a thing of the past'' Scientists say as they announce they have discovered the gene that produces hair colour . The gene known as 'wnt' is vital in the production of colour in hair. PaulB has volunteered to test the new formula but BarryW claimed that the gene had come to late for some follicely challenged males and was nothing but socialist propoganda appealing to the masses but of no real substance like all labour policies.

Marek
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Guest 653
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17 June 2011 06:43110635
#2
Is it a Labour policy then Marek - to provide every male with their natural colour ? It would certainly increase their percentage of the vote; I can't think of any other reason to vote Labour.

Some hair to have a colour, would be nice !
What about the follickly challenged ? Are we left to fork out £10,000 or more to have our follicles less challenged ? Is it only Tories this happens too ?

Roger
Guest 660
- Registered: 14 Mar 2008
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17 June 2011 06:56110637
#3
Roger haven't you noticed Labour Councillors have more hair than the Tories......well in most cases.
If you knew what I know,we would both be in trouble!
Guest 653
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17 June 2011 07:04110639
#4
Yes I have John - you must have the magic elixir locked up at central office.

Roger
Guest 655
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17 June 2011 09:59110658
#5
Grass (and hair) does not grow on a busy street John

Me, I don't see what the problem is having a more distinguished hair-line and colour....

(PS PaulB - what is this 'orrible US spell checker doing on this forum trying to tell me to mis-spell colour...)
Guest 645
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17 June 2011 10:02110661
#6
Barry

How do you get the spell checker up?
Marek
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Guest 703
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17 June 2011 10:03110662
#7
Distinguished is definitely my hair colour (spell checker? - I've never encountered one on here!)
Guest 655
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17 June 2011 13:17110696
#8
Not sure Marek - the word was underlined in red (in fact distinguished was too....)

It has never happened before and assumed it was an enhancement by PaulB...

Just had a thought - I am using Google Chrome now as a browser, maybe the spell checker is in chrome if no-one else has it. By the way, Chrome is excellent if anyone is fed up with Explorer (or Firefox...)
howard mcsweeney1
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17 June 2011 13:24110699
#9
there are a few technical problems at present that paul is working on.

i doubt that a spell checker has been added, must be a gremlin.

certainly hope it is not for real, i don't want to spend the rest of my life speaking american.
Bern
- Location: Dover
17 June 2011 14:31110702
#10
I like Google chrome too, BarryW, opens up a few new things too. Get me, techno-whiz!!
Guest 645
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17 June 2011 14:38110703
#11
As my daughter would say '' I suppose you think you're BCP...''
Marek
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Guest 645
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17 June 2011 14:40110704
#12
Big Charlie Potatoes
Marek
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Guest 703
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17 June 2011 15:09110707
#13
Potatoes is fine with Google Chrome but patotoes comes up with a red line under - so Google Chrome (using it now from my usual machine) does have it's own built in spell checker, isn't technology wonderful
Guest 663
- Registered: 20 Mar 2008
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17 June 2011 19:00110743
#14
Hey ho i'm there when PaulB tests that formula Marek,kinder got use to the professor look though
Diana Woodridge
- Location: Dover
17 June 2011 19:22110753
#15
Grey (or white) hair is cool. I heard directly from the horse's mouth this morning on Radio 2 - if you can call Tom Jones a horse (or cool for that matter!)
Brian Dixon
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18 June 2011 06:43110819
#16
diana,tom who?.
Guest 640
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18 June 2011 07:16110821
#17
Rumours that I have grey hair have been greatly exagerated. I assure one and all that its just a light shade of blonde. When I stand in front of the mirror under electric light it looks blonde alright, so there can be no doubt.

I am a direct descendant of the Nordic races you see. They came plundering and pillaging in southern ireland several centuries ago wielding mighty weapons. They had long blonde hair and beards to match. Very fierce they were with big choppers.

One of those guys, a Viking true, eventually quietened down and after several years of quiet reflectitude on his pillaging, married a girl from the west, a princess of Connacht... and now as a result of this alliance, yours truly stands before you today.

Not a lot of people know that. Im revealing it here as an exclusive.

email: dover7@msn.com
Guest 645
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18 June 2011 07:23110822
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PaulB

...and who said the Irish had the gift of the gab. My God for shure you have kissed that blarney stone more than once. You not find us Polish aristocrats spinning such yarns or placing spurious stories on the Dover forum.
Marek
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Guest 663
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18 June 2011 13:48110886
#19
Marek that there blarney stone gets alot of kissing
Brian Dixon
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18 June 2011 14:44110889
#20
paulb.it think the correct turm is platinum blonde,but dont qoute me on that.

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