Does anyone here get on reddit? If so, do you ever get on r/dreadlocks?
http://www.reddit.com/r/Dreadlocks/
I don't like it there. There is some good advice, but at the same time there is some really bad advice.
updated by @rose: 02/14/15 04:46:31AM
Reddit is full of bad advice.
your surprised? almost every dread related sites full of bad advice theres hardly any sites that give mostly god advice and we are the only 1 that only gives good advice
theres maybe 1 or 2 ..possibly 3 others (out of tens of thousands) that give more then 50% good advice id guess
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yea it makes no sense i had a guy try listing his shopin our shops the description was
we cater to mostly corporate types and caucasians that want dreads fast our process creates fully formed dreads in under 2 hours
the site link he provided didnt work he didnt even know his own sites url eeven though he ryped it twice..worong..
i really wanted to look at it for a laugh
but instead replied that id have to review it before listing cause we dont allow harmfuul products or services...hvent heard back
dreads in 2 hours?
even the fastest crochet takes way longer and the faster u do it the more sever the harm
all i could guess is they just twist it up in loads of wax
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actualy i just figured out what he used..not wax but..knox gelatin the same crap they used in the 80s to make mohawks stick straight up and hard
idiotic
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I go on Dreddit quite a bit, despite the lack of frequent activity. The majority of people on there a pro natural dreads, but I think the best way of summing their morals is that they just let people do what they wanna do with their hair.Reddit's full of opinions and knowledge, so as long as people read more than one post that might be a bad influence, they should hbe alright.Also, they have some great dready pictures!
I do enjoy the pictures on there, and I do see some pretty sound advice. But lately it seems bad advice drowns out the good advice. I don't care if people dread naturally, or strictly promote the natural method. It's just that I see comments on there that say things like "keep rolling the fuck out of them shits", and I just feel like that's not very helpful at all. I see more and more of those types of comments every time I go on there.
But yes, basically I agree that if they read more than one post people should be able to form their own opinion.
Ashley Kent said:
I go on Dreddit quite a bit, despite the lack of frequent activity. The majority of people on there a pro natural dreads, but I think the best way of summing their morals is that they just let people do what they wanna do with their hair.
Reddit's full of opinions and knowledge, so as long as people read more than one post that might be a bad influence, they should hbe alright.
Also, they have some great dready pictures!
That's crazy. When I hear about people that use stuff like that I just think they're missing some basic knowledge.
soaring eagle said:
actualy i just figured out what he used..not wax but..knox gelatin the same crap they used in the 80s to make mohawks stick straight up and hard
idiotic
haha i remember on another site this guy described the method he used as the 'pleasuring" method..hetwisted a section then stroked it the way a guy would masterbate and said "you have to pump it furiosly till you feel heat, if you smell, smoke you know your doing it right"
Rose said:
I do enjoy the pictures on there, and I do see some pretty sound advice. But lately it seems bad advice drowns out the good advice. I don't care if people dread naturally, or strictly promote the natural method. It's just that I see comments on there that say things like "keep rolling the fuck out of them shits", and I just feel like that's not very helpful at all. I see more and more of those types of comments every time I go on there.
But yes, basically I agree that if they read more than one post people should be able to form their own opinion.
Ashley Kent said:I go on Dreddit quite a bit, despite the lack of frequent activity. The majority of people on there a pro natural dreads, but I think the best way of summing their morals is that they just let people do what they wanna do with their hair.
Reddit's full of opinions and knowledge, so as long as people read more than one post that might be a bad influence, they should hbe alright.
Also, they have some great dready pictures!
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My new book Ban The Taboo Vol 1
That's seriously stupid lol, people will do anything.
soaring eagle said:
haha i remember on another site this guy described the method he used as the 'pleasuring" method..hetwisted a section then stroked it the way a guy would masterbate and said "you have to pump it furiosly till you feel heat, if you smell, smoke you know your doing it right"
