Hair care
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Hey at least you can get a cute bob now
#28: Haha! That's what I was thinking. :-D OP: As others have said, you deserve it! If you have a two-year-old, then you should know they're going to play with things. If you wanted to make sure he wasn't messing with things, bring a playpen into the kitchen. Or stick him in a high chair *properly* strapped down!!!!! You never ever ever ever ever put a child on a counter when you aren't standing directly in front of him holding him in place making sure that he isn't about to fall and preventing him from touching things that could hurt him or others. It's common sense and it appears that you are seriously lacking in that department.
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LOL at #28!
hahahahaha. #28 brilliant. YDI putting your two yr old on a counter without thinking of the risks (He could fall, graba knife out of a holder, GARBAGE DISPOSAL SWITCHES, etc)
Oh, #28, you win. But, anyway. Two year old on the counter? Bad. You should know better. And like others have said, your hair probably wasn't even in the disposal. Even worse, it could've scared the infant and made him fall off the counter. Then it'd be a true YDI.
am i the only person bothered that she tried washing her hair and not the rest of herself.. O_O eww!
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ok well it probably scared you, but im sure your hair wasn't down the drain.
Murphy's law: It hit you where it hurt.