[HPFGU-OTChatter] Re: Experiment

[Iggy McSnurd]

> bboy_mn:
> Perhaps Dumbledad cheated when he leaked your adult photo, but I'll
> still take a shot at it.

Iggy here:

In the long run, that wouldn't make any difference.  (I didn't bother
looking at his adult photo, btw...)

If you look at me in pictures when I was a kid, my hair was light blond...
Now it's a deep, chestnut brown that borders on black.  When I was a kid, my
face was a lot softer and I was tall, but not large of frame... Now my face
is a little more angular and I bulked out a bit when I hit my growth
spurts...  Even my nose looks a little different.  (It used to be compleely
normal... Now I have a "dimple" slightly off to the left side of the end
because I've had the cartelage separated and damaged so much in school  I
was the big guy who was different and everyone decided it would be fun to
sucker punch.  I still have a discolored scar on my arm from where some kid
stabbed me in the arm with a pencil and the lead broke off... and this was
in seven't grade, about 20 years ago...)

About the only similarity you can really see is in my eyes... but even those
got lighter.  They used to be dark blue, now they're light grey...

> By the way, are the sock, shorts, and jumpers you are wearing made out
> of wool. I swear, I had to wear wool in the Army and it nearly killed
> me. My skin was rubbed so raw, it was close to bleeding. I've never
> been able to wear anything even remotely itchy like sweaters,
> regardless of whether they are acrylic or wool. Even cotton sweaters
> bother me sometimes. Wool sweaters even itch if I wear a shirt over
> them. Wool pants?! I'd rather you pushed bamboo under my fingernails
> than wear a pair of wool pants. Drives me completely mad.
>
> Just a thought.
>
> bboy_mn
>

Iggy here:

All of that makes me glad that I never went to a school where uniforms were
required, that I couldn't join the military (I have about six different
conditions that would each disqualify me on their own...), and that wool
isn't nearly as popular a clothing material here in the US as it is in the
UK or Australia...

*grin*


Iggy McSnurd
(Who *still* thinks it's funny that the Scottish lab chose to clone a sheep.
Guess there weren't enough women to go around.  *laugh*  j/k)