***going bald***
22 October 2002, 01:31 PM
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Stressed, eh...? Got some good methods for reducing that...... LOL
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Just a few comments.
1.Has anyone actually seen a someone who's had a hair transplant.I saw someone in the US a few years ago and it looked awful.There's only so much you can move.And what happens as the rest of it go's?
2.Boxst,...the idea of taking pills everyday for the rest of my life.....nah,not for me i dont think,...and the cost as well
...Like i said earlier,its only going a bit,no-one has even noticed,or said anything.I'm not stressed about it,quite pragmatic to be honest,but given a choice i'd rather it never happened.
I actually like having hair,and my previous girlfriend liked it too
...<nipping off to buy a few baseball caps..
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22 October 2002, 02:28 PM
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My barnet stated receding when I was 16 (25 now) much to all my mates amusement. Accepted it and did the decent (only) thing and shaved the lot off. Best thing I ever did! You’ll be surprised just how many ladies wanna rub your head (oh err missus!).
I’ve still got plenty left but my urine extracting mates now look like the Zinedine Zidane appreciation club. They are in denial and it appears to fall out twice of quickly!
If I had the option of having it back I wouldn’t.
Recently saw this dodgy helmet that ‘reactivates’ your hair follicles with mobile phone type radiation, which is supposed to work. Needless to say its Japanese and costs about £3k! Go for the clippers mate!
I’ve still got plenty left but my urine extracting mates now look like the Zinedine Zidane appreciation club. They are in denial and it appears to fall out twice of quickly!
If I had the option of having it back I wouldn’t.
Recently saw this dodgy helmet that ‘reactivates’ your hair follicles with mobile phone type radiation, which is supposed to work. Needless to say its Japanese and costs about £3k! Go for the clippers mate!
23 October 2002, 01:02 PM
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It's not a bald spot, it's a solar panel for a sex beast
PS - Join the club mate. Started going bald at 16 which meant easy getting into pubs and clubs. By the time I was old enough to worry I'd got used to it. It's still difficult getting all the fluffy short bits with the clippers thouhgh
PS - Join the club mate. Started going bald at 16 which meant easy getting into pubs and clubs. By the time I was old enough to worry I'd got used to it. It's still difficult getting all the fluffy short bits with the clippers thouhgh
23 October 2002, 01:16 PM
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If you want another girlie's opinion:
If you like having hair and don't want to shave it off, keep your hair normal length but let the top bit grow a little and let the fringe grow a bit more. I find it VERY sexy on blokes with hair receding in the corners.
If you like having hair and don't want to shave it off, keep your hair normal length but let the top bit grow a little and let the fringe grow a bit more. I find it VERY sexy on blokes with hair receding in the corners.
