Actually after reading about it more I am beginning to think that she actually did not realise, which is even scarier.I would feel sorry for her if I believed it but to be honest I think in this case it is nonsense and just a way to make money out of gulible people
if she truly was totally unaware ..... how do people like this function in life?Actually after reading about it more I am beginning to think that she actually did not realise, which is even scarier.
From what I’ve read, it doesn’t look like fake news. It looks like she really did glue her hair down with gorilla glue. Apparently she thought they were similar products. It’s hard to imagine someone being so clueless but people have the capacity to do clueless things all the time and have been. It’s only due to modern technology that we read and watch about these senseless things. I highly doubt the company that makes gorilla glue is going to put their reputation on the line for a gag Internet joke but that’s just my opinion which doesn’t mean all that much.Actually after reading about it more I am beginning to think that she actually did not realise, which is even scarier.
Oh your opinion does matter btw
That's very good news. This is a prime example of what Catherine Aird meant by, "If you can't be a good example then you'll just have to be a horrible warning."
Yes and he did it pro-bono, bless his heart. @Jeni As I mentioned elsewhere in this thread, my friend pointed out that Gorilla Glue is not found in the haircare section. Everyone I know who is looking for haircare products either goes to a beauty supply store or the hair care section of a store. This leads me to surmise she sought out glue for her hair or someone put the glue spray in the wrong section. If she did indeed seek out glue for her hair, how does she function indeed?
