Did anybody notice that ancient Egyptian women and Feudal Japanese women have the same haircut except that ancient Egyptians tend to have shorter hairs in some cases?

This isn't really important. This is just for fun and want you to guess what I am talking about.

Ok, you're obviously setting up a joke here so I'll take you up on your invitation to guess and hazard this old chestnut:

Q: Where do girls typically have short dark curly hairs???
A: In Africa.

nordmann wrote:

Ok, you're obviously setting up a joke here so I'll take you up on your invitation to guess and hazard this old chestnut:

Q: Where do girls typically have short dark curly hairs???
A: In Africa.

No, it's just that you can't guess the haircut I am talking about. How about if you start thinking deeper?

By the way, I don't to offend you but why is it that you are the only one answering my answers? Is this forum dead or something?

Cain Ravenstone wrote:

By the way, I don't to offend you but why is it that you are the only one answering my answers? Is this forum dead or something?

And here was me thinking I was questioning your questions! Honestly, you may think me dead (I'll buy fresh deodorant, sorry 'bout that) but that's no excuse for such impoliteness!

I have narrowed "ancient Egypt" down to a period covering a mere 2,350 years if you leave out when they were under foreign management, so that's still quite a lot of hairstyles to choose from. However, having thus done the donkey work, I'll now hand over to my fellow zombies (some of whom have already questioned your answers) who, no doubt, can see if they can deduce Kufu's "Kufure" per your original challenge.

I answer when I have knowledge, a question, interest or vaguely relevant remark - sometimes frivolous. It is interesting that you have not enriched any other threads on this forum but your own. We cannot share your fantasy so we   must  leave the Alien Pink Lady from an imaginary land, alone now and in another thread. This one is rather vague. Which Egyptian Kingdom, where and when - circa Hapshetsut and of that area? And I have no idea is meant by a feudal Japanese woman so have nothing to offer here.

nordmann wrote:

And here was me thinking I was questioning your questions! Honestly, you may think me dead (I'll buy fresh deodorant, sorry 'bout that) but that's no excuse for such impoliteness!

No. What I mean is why are you, Priscilla, Brenogler, and Vizzer the only ones answering my questions? What seems to be weird is that you guys look like the moderators here.

You left out Meles meles - he's fairly moderate and questioned your questions too, answered your answers, and even questioned your answers. However answering your questions has defeated us all apparently. Should we immoderate, I wonder? Might help get a handle on the fantasy haircuts.

Speaking of which - which "ancient" Egyptian women are you thinking of? Early, Middle or Late Dynasty for example? They even went in for the Sinead O'Connor look at one point so it would help if you could question your own questions before you expect answers maybe. Within moderation of course.

Priscilla wrote:

It is interesting that you have not enriched any other threads on this forum but your own. We cannot share your fantasy so we   must  leave the Alien Pink Lady from an imaginary land, alone now and in another thread.

I never said about my pink gladiatrix lady being an alien from another planet. I have refuted that multiple times. Also, my pink gladiatrix lady is also not magical so she isn't fantasy but she is fictional. And yes, my pink gladiatrix lady is indeed from an imaginary land. I said that her country and culture is an entirely fictional one originated by me, right? I didn't say her country and culture existed in the first place.

Priscilla wrote:

This one is rather vague. Which Egyptian Kingdom, where and when - circa Hapshetsut and of that area? And I have no idea is meant by a feudal Japanese woman so have nothing to offer here.

Think deeper. It will certainly help you. I'm gonna give you clues. Two words that relate to hairstyles and hair parts:

1. The first word sounds the same as a body of water connecting two large bodies of waters.

2. The second word is a sound made after you use a device that sends off the horses running.

nordmann wrote:

You left out Meles meles - he's fairly moderate and questioned your questions too, answered your answers, and even questioned your answers.

That only one question compare to my other 4 and Meles meles is just one.

nordmann wrote:

However answering your questions has defeated us all apparently. Should we immoderate, I wonder? Might help get a handle on the fantasy haircuts.

No dude. No. What in the most nightmarish parts of Gehenna are you talking about? There is nothing fantasy about haircuts. They exist. Or maybe you are scared of haircuts like how you are scared of the dark which is why you are denial about the existence of haircuts. Sorry man but only children do that. A phobia of haircuts is a very hilarious and of course a weird one.

Apparently Trump has been barred from Twitter.  Possibly for using 'refute' as opposed to 'rebut or deny'.

Apparently Trump has been barred from Twitter.  Possibly for using 'refute' as opposed to, 'rebut or deny'.

As Groucho Marx said - if a thing has been futed once there's no point in refuting it.