The thread where you must post every time you visit

I've just played a very boring chess game, where the guy kept playing random moves. I lost on time, and wanted to signal my annoyance to the other player. Usually, people say "good game" or simply "gg" at the end of a game, whether it was good or not, so I figured I'd tell him "bad game", because I'm me. I made a silly typo, "baf game", which made my childish attack even more pathetic.

What exactly goes in on the heads of people who live in Somerset? Nempnett Thrubwell. Compton Pauncefoot. Norton Malreward.

"Bliss is ignorance" sounds quite a bit more cynical and pessimistic than "ignorance is bliss".

If you look close enough, you'll find white/grey hairs on my head. But white beard hairs? You don't even have to look for them. The process has begun.

It seems to be an open question. In fact, from the little bit of research I've just done, it appears that there are not only contradictory theories trying to explain the same set of facts, but also some disagreement as to the facts themselves. For instance about the order in which the different types of hair usually turn grey/white. It is also my impression that facial hair usually turns grey before head hair, and a few of the things I've read support that idea, but Wikipedia says: "The order in which greying happens is usually: nose hair, hair on the head, beard, body hair, eyebrows." Bizarrely, the source of this claim is a Japanese article that doesn't even say that. It only says nose hair is usually the first to turn grey. At one point it lists the different types of hair and says they can all go grey, but it's in no particular order (nose hair appears third on the list).

It didn't to me either I think. Ear hair on the other hand I've probably thought about.

You really like skeletons/skulls it seems.

Or does it increase? Maybe I'm mixing it up with the fact that ears can grow in old age, and this is at least more noticeable with men. Another apparently pointless feature of the human race.