[Sigia-l] "Don't make me shave"?

[Samantha Bailey]

I don't have long fingernails (piano lessons growing up), but I'm not sure
that fingernails are the best example, as cutting them is a non-permanent
adaptation, whereas having your *digits* shaved is...well, horrifying. But
your point is well taken--I'd have to say that generally I grumble and
adapt.


sb

On 8/10/07, Ziya Oz <listera at earthlink.net> wrote:
>
> Samantha Bailey:
>
> > as the baby boomers age
>
> I don't know if you have long finger nails, but if you or anybody else
> does,
> when you encounter a product that's not easy to use as such, do you
> personally get indignant or sort of accept the fact and move on?
>
> Having long fingernails (voluntary) is, for example, different than losing
> visual acuity (nature's joke), so I reckon there might be differences in
> the
> reactions. What's the likelihood that a lady would trim nails just to use
> a
> product like the iPhone? (I know Andrew would ;-)
>
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