Some people. I just don't get some people.For example the people at my house right now.No, not my family. But our "dinner guests."I am weird, I know. But in my view, these people are weird to me!The couple is a middle-aged couple, that by the way they act, were born elderly.They are so old! They are true definitions of the term "old farts." They just areso weird, even to me.The man in the couple.He is strange. I admit I have known him most of my life, but in all that time Ihave never really understood him. He is very very strange. He is tall and a tadbulky. And wears true to form grandpa clothing. But the thing that makes him themost strange is that he has the blackest hair that I've ever seen, and is goingbald. And so he does, with what little hair he has left, the thing I find truelyrevolting... The combover.It is morbid! It is hideous! And even truer than what I've already said,ithidesNOTHING!He a man with jet black hair, decides with very ill decision making, to take thescraps of hair that are still there, and just lay them a top his head as if no onecan tell that, that is not the way his hair really is.I wish men did not feel the need for combovers.It leaves very embaressed feelings among those who proudly wear their baldness.Especially those who are in an even more serious situation than just losing theirhair, but for those people that are going through chemotherapy.I just feel like that would truely be just devastating to see, and be reminded of.That there are people in this world that would rather look like a fool, than justsomeone who is losing their hair.But who knows, this is just my opinion of course. And I'll admit I may be a littlebiased by the fact that the man really really creeps me out... but still!If I ever were in close friendship with someone who had a combover, I would saythe absolute truth."Shave that thing off, you look like a fool!"But anyways, moving on.The woman in this couple that are here dining with us tonight. I have also knownher for just as long as I have known her husband, and that has been a very longlong time.She is soft spoken. But talks quite a lot. I myself find that very very ironic.This couple in general I am know realizing are very very nervous about theirappearences. With their hair in particular for the both of them.The woman though, is very kind, and at times very adorable.But for me (someone who does not wear more than mascara and concealer, on the fewoccasions that I do wear make-up), find it very difficult to take her seriously.For the reason of how she wears her make-up. First of all, she is a sweetheart.But... she does not present herself very well I don't think. How she puts on make-up is completely ridiculous to me.She is italian, and pretty tan all year round.And yet, she decides to, at all times, wear either very green or very blue eyeshadow. And she puts it on so that it does not just cover her eyelid, but up untilher eyebrow starts. And not even like most who when they do wear it that high,allow it to gradually fade away. She on the other hand, lets it stay the sameconsistency and darkness all the way up until her eyebrows arch.Her lips as well, she chooses to always wear the most red lipstick shade everknown to man. It is just a little much when you see that many colors that fast.But her just like her husband chooses to not let age show on her hair, what shedoes though is dye it very natural looking brown. Which is fine by me and isactually a very reasonable thing to do as you get older.But, she always forgets to redye it.