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I'm fine at the minute as I still have my hair LOL ( well for a bit anyway ) but I've worked with someone that had it done by the above mentioned and you wouldn't know he had done it.
On a personal note if it goes it goes I've shaved my head plenty of times ( 0 ) and look fine ( infact quite a few prefer me like that ) but I think for the sake of £1500 odd it's worth a gamble.
I've not really looked into the idea before but naturally I most certainly will should I have a mid life crisis
That's really chump change in the big scheme of things and if it turns out good, then it was money well spent. That's about 2200 bucks American..... not a bad investment if a guy gets some hair out of the deal.
That's really chump change in the big scheme of things and if it turns out good, then it was money well spent. That's about 2200 bucks American..... not a bad investment if a guy gets some hair out of the deal.
Should have offered you half and got you to send some of yours in the post mate
Should have offered you half and got you to send some of yours in the post mate
But I've got a few good years left so........
Most men are gonna lose their hair if they live long enough, same goes with prostate problems, you live long enough and you're gonna have problems with it, just the way things go. We have a rabbit and apparently the females all end up with uterine cancer is they live long enough and aren't fixed.
LOL, we're all just pieces of meat waiting to fail... pleasant thoughts for a nice Saturday morning.
Male pattern baldness is what we're talking about here, and that typically hits men in the their mid 20's... I made it to my 40's with lots of hair, I do have a big forehead but the hair I have is pretty decent. I did work with a young dude, probably about 26 or so and he was starting to lose it, had the big widows peaks going... but it's ok, I think that there are so many dudes out there that are bald it's actually sort of cool now to be bald.
That's really chump change in the big scheme of things and if it turns out good, then it was money well spent. That's about 2200 bucks American..... not a bad investment if a guy gets some hair out of the deal.
How in the world is that chump change? Who are you Rockafellers who can burn $2200 on hair? That's insane
Most men are gonna lose their hair if they live long enough, same goes with prostate problems, you live long enough and you're gonna have problems with it, just the way things go. We have a rabbit and apparently the females all end up with uterine cancer is they live long enough and aren't fixed.
LOL, we're all just pieces of meat waiting to fail... pleasant thoughts for a nice Saturday morning.
Male pattern baldness is what we're talking about here, and that typically hits men in the their mid 20's... I made it to my 40's with lots of hair, I do have a big forehead but the hair I have is pretty decent. I did work with a young dude, probably about 26 or so and he was starting to lose it, had the big widows peaks going... but it's ok, I think that there are so many dudes out there that are bald it's actually sort of cool now to be bald.
Yeah my best mate was 18 LOL
It's my dad's fault as he's bald as a coot
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How in the world is that chump change? Who are you Rockafellers who can burn $2200 on hair? That's insane
Well if I stay in for a few weeks and stopped spending my hard earned on pubs/bars/dates/clothes etc it's not a problem
But chows right it's quite a small price to pay for what I'd get in return something that would keep my self Esteem high in truth, I'm an unbelievably confident/positive person not just with the ladies but in life in general and I don't think I'd lose it if I did lose my hair but if I can add to it then why not?
Plus the £££ I'd save on haircuts would pay for it 10 fold
Well if I stay in for a few weeks and stopped spending my hard earned on pubs/bars/dates/clothes etc it's not a problem
But chows right it's quite a small price to pay for what I'd get in return something that would keep my self Esteem high in truth, I'm an unbelievably confident/positive person not just with the ladies but in life in general and I don't think I'd lose it if I did lose my hair but if I can add to it then why not?
Plus the £££ I'd save on haircuts would pay for it 10 fold
That's one of the bennies of having long hair, I don't cut it, Mrs. Chow gives me a little trim every now and then.
This is funny he had long hair all his life, but had the treatment as it was getting thin then he shaved it just for a change and found out the surgeon stitched in " w@nker " in his head!!
It's a British swear word I'm sure it's been said in Ab Fab before LOL
I could never do long hair. I have to keep it short for work. When I quit or retire, I might ditch the razor and haircuts for a while.
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) but I've worked with someone that had it done by the above mentioned and you wouldn't know he had done it. 
) but I think for the sake of £1500 odd it's worth a gamble.
