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新发型！New hair style!

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• WindInYews says:

  November 27, 2007 at 5:32 pm

  Definitely the Dragon Lady!

  Or someone I remember from an Arnold Schwarzenegger film — ah, yes, it was Sarah Wynter, in The 6th Day.

  Carl would probably like it…;)

  C.
• ainy says:

  November 27, 2007 at 5:54 pm

  假发吧！
• spalbird says:

  November 28, 2007 at 10:53 pm

  Crazy enough to be not my bag… As soon I got married with my Japanese wife she colored her beautiful black hair brown, I didn’t like that… A friends wife of mine cut her long long hair short. My friend didn’t like it either and was so glad that he still have kept a photo how she looked like before…. Don’t ask us but ask Carl what he thinks about. That is most important! For Carl’s info: both women didn’t care about their husbands opinion and kept their hair that way until today!
• WindInYews says:

  November 28, 2007 at 11:38 pm

  Yes, ask Carl: I meant the film — not the haircut!

  Strange things women do sometimes to their husbands. I have thought it is not about the husbands at all….

  Clive
• Carl Rytterfalk says:

  November 29, 2007 at 2:12 am

  I love her new red hair style. Now she looks like some strange alien from another planet, like something that I would come from. Which is nice!

  No, honestly. Linn looks GREAT in this red hair but I adore her black curly or straight hairstyle as well. She can probably do anything and get a way with it.

  hmm..
• WindInYews says:

  November 29, 2007 at 8:24 pm

  Oh, I didn’t realize the orange hair was real .

  I really enjoyed the dramatics…very operatic.

  This is the thing about Swedish families.

  Yes, I know.

  C.
• Liu Dong yun says:

  November 29, 2007 at 8:34 pm

  Hello guys,

  You think about women as your own thing, and that is not very fair! We have the same position and feeling as men, so we can decide what we want and like.
  My dear friend spalbird, if your wife want to colour her hair, and that’s her own choice! right? so even you don’t like it, maybe you should still learn to accept it. How should I say? If you do love your wife, then you love what she is!
  To Clive, “Strange things women do sometimes to their husbands. ” I promise Carl do strange things to me, too, very often! Such as, he wanted to shave his hair, and, absolutly, I against that! Because in China, you can only find two types of people with naked head: monk and prisoner!

  Anyways, you guys are very cute! I can feel some sour taste in it~~~~It’s a big and long talk between man and woman~~mmmm~~:)

  To Carl, I like you answer!

  Linn
• Liu Dong yun says:

  November 29, 2007 at 8:42 pm

  To Clive,

  The 6th Day? I don’t remember~~is that a girl with blue hair?

  I thought it’s more like Milla in The Fifth Element!

  and actually, it’s not real~~and it’s a cecret! Don’t tell other people!:)

  Linn
• spalbird says:

  November 29, 2007 at 10:06 pm

  Hehehe, if I would have known this is real hair – of course I would have talked more diplomatic Carl loves your hair, and this is most important. Well, after 20 years I forgot about the beautiful black hair of my wife, which is a real pity… Hey, when I next come to Goetheburg and you are running around the city centre the same time I am there I will hardly miss you, which is actually a good thing Now I wonder whether you will keep your wonderful red hair for 20 years… We’ll see. I’d love to have long, curly or straight black natural hair myself Selfish, isn’t it?

  Peace

  Wolfgang
• WindInYews says:

  November 30, 2007 at 12:01 am

  Haha . Yes, I think her hair was kind of blue, in The Sixth Day – that’s the one. Definitely not a pleasant ‘customer’. Could be Milla too, for color, but it’s the cut which made me think of blue haired girl. Maybe something about the dramatics too, though she was not as talented at these .

  p.s. I hope you will see Ingmar Bergman’s Fanny og Aleksandr – that is really worth it, even as long as the theater version is. About Sweden, and getting into the mysteries.

  I will keep your secret, don’t worry . ::covers mouth like Nara shrine monkey does, if preferring the cat out among the cedars::

  What else. Well, good telling on Carl and his hair threats. You have a point . Definitely.

  My point was, though, that many of the better parts of partnership are special friendship, compared to war. As Wolfgang feels, men are often sentimental about their special friend’s feminine, long hair. It’s like a gift, and can be taken away, yes, and that is how they might feel it.

  When I had this feeling first, I was pretty young. I realised even then that the short-hair women made was a kind of official declaration – to each other – that they were now house-frau. By itself, a sentimental thing. But I felt also that it lead to other attitudes, with the rest of the house-frauen, if the woman was not careful. There even greater, well, dangers can lie.

  I guess my point is that it is much better that we are observant, and consider feelings always, even when we joke otherwise. The nice conversation about the thing in question can be very treasured, also. Anyway, it’s a way I like to think.

  So I think (!) I am not considering a woman as an own thing, but in fact considering how we can each be best friends.

  Certain friendships like this very important in my own family, and I have long thought about them….

  Best, Linn, and to each of you, and a smile.

  Clive
• spalbird says:

  December 1, 2007 at 1:38 am

  It is said men have better eyes than brain. For me this is certainly true. Women change their hair style and color often. Then it happens I pass by a good acquaintance and even don’t recognize her! Always remembering the latest appearance of women is too difficult for me! Think what will happen if I come back home and I don’t recognize my lovely wife … (Fortunately this can’t happen – I come back and say: this must be my wife, make a snapshot and then life goes on like before )
• WindInYews says:

  December 2, 2007 at 5:35 pm

  good smile for your thoughts, Wolfgang

  Regards,
  Clive
• 千 says:

  December 13, 2007 at 7:44 am

  么么！我看卡雷说的对，有点像外星生物！因为有这种头发的不是嬉皮士就是去演外星生物入侵的电影，像第五元素女主角！不知道在嬉皮士与外星生物两条路前你作何选择，但我更主张走第五元素路线！

  为何河中生物莫名死亡，为何河边居民突发怪病，为何河边曾经郁郁葱葱的植物突然凋零，这所有的一切究竟是什么造成的呢，其背后又隐藏多少不为人知的秘密呢，敬请关注CCTV—4台国际中文频道今晚21：00播出的《新闻调查—你在河中洗头》。
• spalbird says:

  December 15, 2007 at 5:34 pm

  Linn,

  are you also a Animexx member? Your new hair style remembers me to my daughter, look here:
  http://datamexx.onlinewelten.com/himitsu/8efd0cbc3cc5aa039b4d26aa42779bca/4763f327/fotos/121794/55968/2455825.jpg

  BTW she just became 18! Her hair in the pic is not real…

  Regards

  Wolfgang
• 雨 says:

  December 16, 2007 at 9:53 am

  太丑哦…….小不的你杂想呢
• spalbird says:

  December 17, 2007 at 1:37 pm

  Your smile in the upper right picture is great! I have seen smiles like this in drawings but not in reality. It is called “verschmitztes Lächeln” in German, and it is mentioned in many books, and exists as drawings somewhere. Only very rare to see in reality, here first time for me…

  Thank you for your verschmitztes Lächeln, Linn!

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