04/21 - Freaky Friday!

The only thing I know is the most important.

dos cervezas por favor

 

lol i like how the TO reviews for this $3 survey all show completely different times. took one person 30, another person 50, and another person 90 minutes

 

Okay. I've apparently missed some mega good high paying hit with high bonus that requires a partner... and i can't find what it may be through scrolling and looking at log...
can someone give me a hint?

 

Hey ladies, any advice on how to teach myself to french braid my hair? I'm horrible uncoordinated and have no female friends close enough to philly to do it for me

 

you do not need to be sorry. If there is someone who needs to be sorry, it is @ChrisTurk , yeah you heard me right. All of these is his fault.

 

look for a video but remember if your doing it yourself your hands will be backwards i.e hands above braid working down, fingers pointing down (atl east mine are) and sitting in a straight backed chair that come half way to 2/3 up your back makes it easier so does slightly damp hair

 

As a dude I can tell you how *I* learned to do it - yarn.
it makes it loose, yes, but it lets you see what you're doing and how it comes together.
I learned to do it so when i'm braiding rope for camping. It holds better than a 3 strand braid.

 

This is how I learn to do basically everything. I concur.

 

I did...and I'm still confused lol. So I didn't know if there was one that was better than the others, or tips, etc. Like the straight back chair (I was going to do mine standing up) and slightly damp hair (good to know that's useful, I was going to contemplate digging out the hair dryer).

I don't do girly often, but i want to try tonight.

 

Shit..
I didn't think of this.
You can apparently learn Opera and how to drive to a McDonald's at 8 years old by watching YouTube....
You should EASILY be able to learn french braiding.

 

Thanks, I was able to finish it in time.

I was about to return it until I saw your post that you had already finished, so thanks!

 

I agree with this.
I could never figure out french braiding until I dreaded my hair. It's much easier to work with something rope-like than loose hairs, especially if you're learning.