More pronouncements from the hard-of-thinking brigade

Don't the parents see their children every day?I believe the idea is for every parent to check their own kids heads regularly to prevent an out break and if I had young kids I would be checking mine own head too.Lighten up a bit, Trixie, head lice are a natural phenomena and were around before they started pulling trees down to make the paper to inform the parents there are nits in school.You know, the kids actually don't give a monkey's until parents, teachers, school authorities and the health dept, kick up.We all had them when I was a kid. We always had bug shampoo and a bug comb. I still keep a bottle of bug shampoo because my grandkids get them and they generously pass them to me when we cuddle. No big deal.Jeez my head's itchy.

Your friend should have the girls hair cut instead of putting them through that distress. Your friend is creating that distress not the bugs or the school. Hair grows back you know, and when the girls are old enough and responsible enough they can have their hair any way they like.There seems to be a lack of responsible decision making from what is in the best interests of the children.Edited by Heinrik, : No reason given.

An easy no-nonsense light-hearted approach would be the best solution. Sounds good to me.
It would certainly prevent a lot of pain, distress and money too. The kids probably would prefer it given the choice, but they are a bit young to make that decision.

I wonder why it is so rife where Trixie lives? We were poor working class in the U.K. but my neice in Australia is not poor, sends her kids to 'good' day care and still her kids get them. Where are you from?

A case of making a moutain out a molehill. Sod 'um Trixie. You parents sort it between yourselves.

Appearances can be deceptive. I've met some smart, articulate, well dressed, none smoking, none drinking arse holes.

Tell the truth,taz, you aren't sorry at all. you enjoyed every fuckin minute of it. Waht a clever boy you are. Is that what you wanted?

anyroad, i'll take tha bait and give you thr credit you deserve. what the fuk does "w" represent? Edited by Heinrik, : No reason given.

Thanks. Now if you could just give me a clue to what 'w' and 'c' actually represent within the context of your explanation, then I'm sure it will make sense to me. regards.

So it was rife in your neck of the woods too? It certainly isn't anything to do with wealth or cleanliness. Lice love clean hair too. I know how easily they can be transmitted but they mustn't have liked you
I actually think you are the first person I have come across who hasn't had the experience. Gotta go, my heads itchy

You are still the only one I know who hasn't had the pleasure.