After one Halloween a woman came into work with black hair. She was a blonde in real life. She lamented the fact that the dye she used was only supposed to be temporary for her costume, but the stuff would not wash out. She let it grow out.
When I owned a horse, there was a bright purple wound coat that came in a bottle with a little cotton ball in the cap so you could apply it. My horse had a scratch on her chin so I opened the bottle, and she shoved it upward with her nose. It was summer. I was wearing shorts and a tee shirt. I had purple on my face, hands, and legs for over a week. Nothing would take it off. The family called me The Purple Pinto. The good news is that she had her scratch coated, too, and I wasn’t in school.
Templo S.U.D. over 4 years ago
if only Peter and Paige were each other’s sibling without that pesky Jason
AFFICIONADO over 4 years ago
Alcohol would remove the ink but it will sting like heck :o{
jpayne4040 over 4 years ago
They should both know by now never to listen to the little brat!
NeedaChuckle Premium Member over 4 years ago
After one Halloween a woman came into work with black hair. She was a blonde in real life. She lamented the fact that the dye she used was only supposed to be temporary for her costume, but the stuff would not wash out. She let it grow out.
dflak over 4 years ago
By the time it “grows out” the real beard will have grown in.
posstockhoarder over 4 years ago
He may as well just change his name to Blue Beard and be done with it.
chromosome Premium Member over 4 years ago
I’ve never found a laundry marker that stood up to many washings… perhaps they do stand up better on skin ;)
kab2rb over 4 years ago
Not to worry, that marker will work out, new skin takes care of that.
LeeCox over 4 years ago
You’d better start running, Jason. Peter won’t stop at just pounding the stuffing out of you!
BiggerNate91 over 4 years ago
What exactly is a laundry marker?
Ceeg22 Premium Member over 4 years ago
Scrub your face with a nail brush; it’ll come off after 4-5 washings
marilynnbyerly over 4 years ago
When I owned a horse, there was a bright purple wound coat that came in a bottle with a little cotton ball in the cap so you could apply it. My horse had a scratch on her chin so I opened the bottle, and she shoved it upward with her nose. It was summer. I was wearing shorts and a tee shirt. I had purple on my face, hands, and legs for over a week. Nothing would take it off. The family called me The Purple Pinto. The good news is that she had her scratch coated, too, and I wasn’t in school.