I just saw a commercial about hair loss. I have this spot on the top of my head that is going bald, I cant see it unless I hold a mirror up, I know I am short and tall people can see my bald spot.
Well the commercial said I would look younger, I still feel young and what would those tall people have to look at.
Besides I think it is the law of age that we lose hair where we want it, and get hair where we don't.
Besides Tall people have their feet stick out at the end of the bed.
I can still buy my shoes in the boys department, half price. I can still put on a mask and say in a high voice "Trick or treat" and get candy.
In-fact I wish I was a half inch shorter then I would of went through my whole life without bumping my head,I got into the movies at kid prices(Under 12) until I was 16.
Now you might ask what all of that has to do with a hair loss commercial, Nothing really, I was just protecting my bald spot, it is mine I earned it, I am going to keep it, and as Forrest Gump said "that is all I got to say about that"
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