Hair care

By hairball - 22/04/2009 00:12 - United States

Today, my shower is being renovated so I washed my hair in the kitchen sink. I put my two year-old son on the counter next to me so I could keep him close. As I was rinsing out my hair, my son started playing with the light switches. He flicked the garbage disposal by accident. FML
I agree, your life sucks 73 818
You deserved it 28 702

Same thing different taste

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5bye7 0

ok well it probably scared you, but im sure your hair wasn't down the drain.

Arlitto 0

Murphy's law: It hit you where it hurt.

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smartalek 2

maybe she doesn't have one cuz she didn't plan on ripping all her hair out.

RawrrKai 0

Ouch. D: I hope your hair didn't get damaged. And if it did, I hope it wasn't that bad.

Ummmm. I kind of want to say "I agree, your life is ******" but.....if you put a two-year old on a counter, or anywhere for that matter, they will touch things. Random things. Even random things that may cause slight hair loss. I mean, c'mon, I've never had a kid, but I know THAT much. Seeing that you HAVE a kid, but you thought your hair was more important that your child's safety, You totally deserve it. I mean c'mon...he could've fell off of the counter or something. I'd say, pile up the money you've been saving on washing your own hair (as opposed to going to the salon), invest in a play chair and THEN try this again. Oh and next time, for Christ's sake, wash it in the tub or something.

M_Uzu 0

Who goes to a salon every time they wash their hair?

Wait, saving money washing your own hair? Who goes to the salon to get their hair washed once or twice a day...?

#152 Who washes their hair once or twice a day?

SHAMUS_the_WITTY 18

"Today, my shower is being renovated" Kind of hard to use the tub to wash your hair when the bathroom is being worked on.

Free hair cut, but hey at least you wern't reaching for a fork and not looking

I'm more concerned about you sticking your two-year-old on the counter where he could fall off than I am about your hair...

exactly!! why are you and 15 the first to notice that?? o.O

kittykat1501 31

This was what I thought was going to happen

thats what you get for letting your 2 yr old sit on the counter. at least he didnt fall off

After "stoves are hot" and "don't run in the street," the first safety rule you teach your kid--especially if you're going to let him sit on the counter--is "DO NOT flip this switch. Ever." That's incredibly dangerous. What if your hand had been in there?