I did a bad thing at the gym today

[lindysalsagal]

This totally fake bleached blond crossed the room, and, of course, every guy's head turned....


I was just walking past a young guy and I said:

(Here is the bad part)


"I know, I know, but it just bleach."

He pretended not to understand me and I said, "I saw all the men's heads turn..."

and he said:, "I was checking out the TV."

[Loryn]

1. At my gym all the TV's are tuned to FOX news.

And at my gym he really probably was looking at the TV.

[petronius]

2. Nah, I think you did a good thing - it was a teaching moment

We guy-folk tend to think we're subtle and stealthy with our swivel-headedness; by letting him know he got caught, and if he learns from it, you may have saved him from serious consequences in the future...

[lindysalsagal]

3. Oh- I doubt seriously if any of them are embarrassed: They don't notice how fake that color was.

And they don't care. They're programmed to respond to these triggers. But it was a scary bright yellow.

My sister's hair is white-blonde, and was her whole life. The stuff I saw today was barbie-blonde. With black roots, of course.

[Ter]

4. Fake blondes might not make good girlfriends,

but they're totally awesome to look at. Next time take a look.

[Taverner]

5. She was looking for a friend with benefits

Let's hope she found it

And there is NOTHING wrong with that!

[RiffRandell]

6. I'm a fake blonde and I love it.

I also hate gyms...we have workout machines at home. To each his/her own.

[MiddleFingerMom]

7. He thought the bleached blond was a transvestite? (TV)

[Sekhmets Daughter]

8. What makes you think they were even looking at her hair?

I'm not sure it's on the top of the list of things to check out!

[jakeXT]

9. I'm surprised

Hair Colour and Attraction - Is the Latest Psychological Research Bad News for Redheads?

Startling new psychological research challenges previous thinking that hair colour is merely about personal preference. Instead a massive consensus appears to exist on which hair colour is preferred, and there also appears to be such severe prejudice associated with the tint of your locks, this is possibly as harsh as racial discrimination.
For example, Nicolas Guéguen from the Université de Bretagne-Sud, in France, has just published a research paper entitled 'Hair Colour and Courtship: Blond Women Received More Courtship Solicitations and Redhead Men Received More Refusals', and it's published in the academic journal 'Psychological Studies'.
In the first study he conducted, female subjects, wearing blond, brown, black or red coloured wigs, were observed while sitting in a nightclub. In a second study, male collaborators wearing different coloured wigs asked women in a nightclub for a dance.
The intriguing results are that blond women were more frequently approached by men, whereas blond males did not receive more acceptances to their requests. However, in both conditions, red hair was associated with significantly less attractiveness.
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/mobileweb/dr-raj-persaud/redheads-psychology_b_1911771.html

Did the hair really play such an important role?


The really fake ones are interesting