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Warbadden Hawkins
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Originally posted by CaptainMike:
you are the first to say that.

is confusing when given you post where once there was sense made!

BTW, perhaps Picard could grow hair using technology.

But you wanna know something? He didn't. And, furthermore, no one really minds (or cares). It's so far out into the realm of non-issue, and has been for about 15 years.

I like that im the first person in what oo say... 15 years to bring this up... i like that!

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capped
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I mean you are the first person to say it in such a convoluted way that I needed to read it three times and then rearrange the letter so sense that they made!

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TSN
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But you were the first person to mention it today. That I know of. If that makes you feel better.

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Sol System
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At least, on the internet. In this thread.

Considering the technology the Federation has, it should also be possible for people to ditch that boring old symmetrical biped pattern altogether, in favor of custom bodies shaped like Half-Life monsters, or classic cars, or ambulatory kitschy corporate logos from the 22nd century.

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Timo
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Unless Picard is allergic to Follixol.

The "shaves, then gradually loses hair" theory certainly fits the evidence better than the "goes bald, then wears various wigs that imitate gradual hair loss" theory. Somewhere in between would be the "goes bald, tries a cure, which only works for a couple of decades until balding starts again, doesn't try a second cure" theory.

None of these, though, would be a good reason for Picard to stare at that picture and sigh for his lost hair. How *did* he act when looking at his younger, Hardy Boy self? Did he touch his head or something?

Timo Saloniemi

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akb1979
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Originally posted by Wraith:
Patrick Stewart has grown a beard now. Just thought I'd tell you.

He's constantly growing and then shaving a beard. He has one in every (almost) interview I've seen him in.

[Big Grin]

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The Mighty Monkey of Mim
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Originally posted by Timo:
How *did* he act when looking at his younger, Hardy Boy self? Did he touch his head or something?

Nope. Hair wasn't brought up at all, through actions or words. He was just looking nostalgically at a picture of him when he was a cadet, and thinking about being young and cocky.

-MMoM [Big Grin]

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Fabrux
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Originally posted by akb1979:

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Originally posted by Wraith:
Patrick Stewart has grown a beard now. Just thought I'd tell you.
He's constantly growing and then shaving a beard. He has one in every (almost) interview I've seen him in.

Kinda like how Frakes shaves off the beard when he's not Riker, eh? [Smile]

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