[JT Edson]

Two "dirty blondes" ripping each other's hair out by their dark roots.

Love it. I would love to see more of this match.

[JT Edson]

just stripping their tops off but keeping the bottoms makes the fighting look a lot more 'raw'  

Great art.

[sinclairfan]

just stripping their tops off but keeping the bottoms makes the fighting look a lot more 'raw'  

Great art.

....and the standup style

[Phlebas]

A hair pulling duel to determine who can take the most pain and lose less hair.

I like the determined look on the smaller girl's face; the bigger girl's really feeling it!

[rawhide]

Getting down to business.

[Irada]

the fingers of the girl on the left who is behind .. she is like a cat .. she wanna join the catfight

[rawhide]

That's actress Susan Hayward (not Rita Hayworth) grabbing the brunette by her fancy updo. The title of the movie is "Smash-Up: The Story of a Woman," made in 1947. Like most Hollywood catfights on film, if you blink you'll miss it.

[rawhide]

The pic shows Susan Hayward (on the right) giving the brunette a piece of her mind, just before she buries her hands in the brunette's updo. Sadly, these are the only still photos from the very brief catfight. Like I said before, don't blink.

Well, the image must be copyrighted, because when I hit "insert" the pic that is posted popped-up -- obviously not a pic from the 1947 movie. Go figure. If you're interested, look up the title of the film and you'll find the picture I described.

[rawhide]

Maybe this time, the correct pic will be inserted.

[Phlebas]

BEATING

You've got her! Keep punching!

[rawhide]

Going for the long and short hairs.

[rawhide]

Harvesting long blonde and black trophies, then returning for more.

[rawhide]

Now gathering some short hairs.

[rawhide]

Although the hairs are short and the clumps small, they are precious trophies.

[rawhide]

Tossing back their luxuriant tresses while hurling insults, the two rivals are about to renew their contest.

This will be the last pic or 3-D image I'll contribute for awhile. I hope you enjoy viewing those that I've posted (excluding the photo that was supposed to be from the 1947 Susan Hayward movie, but wasn't). Thank you, Irada, for asking other's to share some of their favorite pics -- I've enjoyed it.