Why are hairs that grow out of freckles irregular compared to normal hairs?

first

also, no idea what ur saying bro

edit: gene mutation

last edited by Strange Rash at 22:05:10 18/Oct/07

reg·u·lar (rĕg'yə-lər)
adj.
Customary, usual, or normal: the train's regular schedule.

Taco.

On the other hand, why do people with hairy moles never f***ing cut the hair out?

It's a simple matter of regular versus normal.

My nose hairs cane. I've had some up to 3 inches long.

On the other hand, why do people with hairy moles never f***ing cut the hair out?

especially when they have one on their face

the hairs on my dilli didle the hairs on my dilli didle the hairs on my dilli didle hang down to my knees.


theres red ones and black ones and orange ones and green...


the hairs on my dilli didle hang down to my knees.

My father was an Italian
With balls like a f***ing stallion
and the hairs on his dicky-dallion
went down to his knee.

One black one, one white one
and one with a little s***e on
and one with a fairy light on
to show him the way.

So i got regular mixed up with irregular, shoot me.

Now that the question makes sense, i need an answer.

This serious question deserves a serious answer.

how serious?

not sure, but i'm going with gene mutation

ARE hairs that grow from freckles irregular? I'm looking at all my freckles here and I don't see any irregularity...

last edited by Idol at 22:10:50 18/Oct/07

ever notice when you pluck your nose hairs it makes you sneeze?
or is that just me??

isnt it usually moles that grow long(er) hairs? and yes freckles and moles are genetic.

where do you draw the line between a freckle and a mole?

ever notice when you pluck your nose hairs it makes you sneeze?
or is that just me??

Nope, i get that too. Quite a satisfying sensation, if i may be honest.

Both freckles and moles are areas of increased pigment (melanin) in your skin. But they're not the same thing.

Freckles are small, flat, pigmented spots on your skin. They vary in color from red to tan to brown. Freckles are not present at birth. Instead, they develop in childhood and in later years as a result of repeated sun exposure. Freckles occur primarily in sun-exposed areas of your body, such as your nose and shoulders.

Moles (nevi) are clusters of pigmented cells (melanocytes). Although they often appear as small, dark brown spots, moles come in a range of colors and sizes. They can be raised or flat and can develop almost anywhere on your body — even between your fingers and toes. Unlike freckles, moles can be present at birth. They often become more prominent with age. Moles also may darken with repeated sun exposure or as a result of hormonal changes in pregnancy.

Freckles rarely develop into skin cancer. However, freckles are especially common in people with light skin, and having light skin that burns easily increases your risk of skin cancer. Also, some skin cancer in its earliest stages resembles a freckle. If you have a pigmented lesion — whether you think it's a freckle or mole — that changes in size, shape or color, or becomes painful, consult your doctor.

That still doesn't answer the question really

http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e12/Cl1nt/270911970_db35fdd4ca.jpg

In answer to the question:

I don't know, I'm not a f***** so I don't have freckles.

ever notice when you pluck your nose hairs it makes you sneeze?

Nope, i get that too. Quite a satisfying sensation, if i may be honest.

i actually love the feeling also.....that huge nasal explosion....but apparently i'm supposed to cover my nose according to my fiancee....surely that would restrict the sensation???
must be a chick thing??

Both freckles and moles are areas of increased pigment (melanin) in your skin.

In general, the more melanin present, the darker the hair color; the less melanin, the lighter the hair color.

I WOULD LIKE TO CHOP IT INTO GUACAMOLE

on a more serious note..

if you choke a smurf, what colour does it turn?

black

MOLEY MOLEY MOLEY MOLEY