Hairarchy
Organized chaos in ones hair. Hair outside the normal everyday standards. Hair which is also an art form. Hair with a creative edge.
Hairarchy by Sallythecamel76 January 21, 2015
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Hairarchy
The movement of hairstylists that believe in a foundation of rules but yet goes against everything else to achieve out of the box looks for the ones that want them! Also a group that brings true artistry back to being a stylist.
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Hairarchy
An informal term for the social phenomenon that people with more beautiful and stronger hair stand in some way superior to those with less.
For this reasons, forced haircuts and head shaves have often been used to subjugate and suppress people throughout history.
Even in modern developed countries, the expectation of men to keep their hair short is subtly tied to the need to limit their means to raise their status.
For this reasons, forced haircuts and head shaves have often been used to subjugate and suppress people throughout history.
Even in modern developed countries, the expectation of men to keep their hair short is subtly tied to the need to limit their means to raise their status.
Samson and Delilah - an early story of a hairarchy
Tonsuring
Prison haircuts
Business haircuts are the modern expression of hairarchy
Tonsuring
Prison haircuts
Business haircuts are the modern expression of hairarchy
Hairarchy
According to hairarchy, head hair is the best, ass hair is the grossest, pubic hair is somewhere in-between.
hairache
Headache caused by the weight of one's hair pulling on the scalp, usually as a result of a ponytail or other updo.
hairache by GucciLittlePiggy March 18, 2009
Hierarchy of Contact
In the digital age we all have a multitude of options for communication. It can be inferred that there is a kind of "Contact Hierarchy" and "Contact Continuum" as not all modes hold the same weight with communication ranging from 1-10.
Hierarchy of contact in 2010 as defined by this contributor:
1. Face to face
2. Telephone
3. Personal Letter
4. SMS, BBIM
5. Email
6. Personal message eg FB
7. Instant Message eg FB, MSN
8. Wall postings, comments
8. "Like," "Poke"
9. Nil contact.
10. Active blocking of contact.
Note: Higher order = increased responsiveness.
A more serious and/or important matter or message would attract a higher order of communication, with the top order being face to face. There are so many ways to communicate, the options are greater than ever before. But is all modes of communication the same, and attracting the same weight of force? Therefore there is a hierarchy. This may vary per user, but there is a hierarchy.
Hierarchy of contact in 2010 as defined by this contributor:
1. Face to face
2. Telephone
3. Personal Letter
4. SMS, BBIM
5. Email
6. Personal message eg FB
7. Instant Message eg FB, MSN
8. Wall postings, comments
8. "Like," "Poke"
9. Nil contact.
10. Active blocking of contact.
Note: Higher order = increased responsiveness.
A more serious and/or important matter or message would attract a higher order of communication, with the top order being face to face. There are so many ways to communicate, the options are greater than ever before. But is all modes of communication the same, and attracting the same weight of force? Therefore there is a hierarchy. This may vary per user, but there is a hierarchy.
Hierarchy of Contact refers to how the more important the message or reason to communicate, or the person to communicate with, the higher in the order that communication would be. Conversely, less important is therefore lower.
Example, you really need to speak with someone about something serious, you want to face to face with them. If its not serious at all, you might make a posting on their social network wall.
At the end of the hierarchy is active blocking, where someone deliberately refuses any mode of contact.
Example, you really need to speak with someone about something serious, you want to face to face with them. If its not serious at all, you might make a posting on their social network wall.
At the end of the hierarchy is active blocking, where someone deliberately refuses any mode of contact.
Hierarchy of Contact by AlganonAU December 2, 2010
Nerd Hierarchy
The class system associated with the specific levels of nerd. The lower classes usually worship the higher classes, and ultimately the "highest nerd." The highest nerd is the "coolest" of the nerds in the eyes (behind their glasses of course) of the nerdier nerds.
Nerd Hierarchy by Anonymous July 21, 2003