love your grey hair!!!

Along those lines of what You stated, there was a researcher, Otto Binder, who wrote a book propounding that humans are a result of interbreeding with space-aliens. He even cites the passage in the Christian Bible which says that the sons of God mated with daughters of man. The passage can be seen in Genesis 6:4. In the Bible is also the man Esau who has red fur all over his body so he's not a
normal human.
Did you ever read the book Spaceships of Ezekiel in which a Cape Canaveral scientist studies the passage in Ezekiel chapter 1 where Ezekiel mentions Flying Wheels flying in the sky, which can be easily interpreted as flying saucers. It's in the Bible in Ezekiel chapter 1.

Otto Binder just makes me think of Earl and Otto Binder, EandO Binder, read most of their stories at some point or another.

when i was a kid, i recall my brother singing a song about ezekiel seeing the wheel - i believe in the paw paw patch. but does this suggest that human life is something similar to vulcans? how is it reconciled the mating of two different types of animals? doesn’t that suggest that they are already related from something previously? is it likely that cousins came to visit? i have a cousin who is very hairy! i do believe in extraterrestrial life. but they (who?) may have a starter kit that they take to new forming planets and sprinkle the seeds and invariably they develop into the usual life forms - usual being all the life we know of and scattered throughout the universe.

but lets start a new thread for this. its quite fascinating on its own. do you think i should try the grape juice thing on my hair? 🤪

hey! look at what my grey hair is doing!

i didn’t do anything! i was just standing there. i love it! keeps coiling more and more!

My hair went grey in my early thirties. It's been dyed ever since. Sometimes dark, sometimes light, sometimes pink, purple, blue or red. For the last few years it's been bleached white. But last spring I decided to give up the bleach. Since then I've been putting a silver dye over the top as my roots always looked like a hideous mismatch of greys. But I looked at my roots the other day and they look like they may have turned very light silver grey. So as we're in lockdown and nobody can see me I've decided to let them grow out more. Pointless paying out for silver hair dye if my hair is actually now silver

And like you, I've grown my hair recently (it was a short crop this time last year but is already nearly down to my shoulders) and it's gone curly. My family think it's hilarious

My hair starting going grey in my 30's too. Have been dying it for years. Last time I had it cut the stylist told me that young people were actually dying their hair grey! Amazing! Wanting to look old. I will continue dying mine until I quit working. It seems necessary to look younger when you work in the business world.

I was gray before 30 YO and mostly gone by 40 so about 10 years ago just started to shave my head, it actually looks better and me looking young without that bit of gray fuzz around the dome. LOL

I do LOVE my gray, and won’t even entertain the thought of coloring it!! I’ve worked damn hard for these, and earned each and every one!

Same story with me. I was inspired to shave my head by Michael Jordan, who won some big award for "Best Hair," even though he doesn't have any. Not having hair eliminates a large assortment of daily annoyances, too...

I think grey hair looks distinguished. Ever since I was a teenager I seemed to only have a crush on men who were older with grey hair or bald. Perhaps it’s just me. 😂 I always think people look better with their natural hair colour, whether that’s grey or not. Seems to not quite fit if it’s coloured. I’m in my 50’s and still a strawberry blonde. My mum is on her 80’s and still a light brown. Doesn’t look like I’m going grey any time soon but part of me wishes I would, blonde at my age just seems wrong.

I like to color my hair. It makes me feel better about one of the few things I have control over in this life. I've generally been a blond of one shade or other all my life, and then when I started going gray at around 44, I went a dark red with henna. I loved that look, but of course I got strong complaints from my parents. After several years of bother with the henna, I decided to phase it out with semi-permanent vegan hair dyes, starting with burgundy and then a mix of pastel lavender and purple. Now I have shoulder length hair and do a 3 tone pattern that follows my natural hair, with dark purple at the nape of my neck going up to about mid-skull and then a rose-gold, and light rose-gold for the top and bangs. I've always cut and styled my hair myself to save money and if someone messes it up, it will be me.