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Going bald!
- Thread starter oman0115
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Just on the covering it up thing, some years ago I was in the beer garden of one of the Twickenham pubs before a rugby match. There was this bloke who hadn't just done the Bobby Charlton, he'd gone above and beyond. He had it combed over from one side, then combed over from the other side, then combed over from the back, so the parting ran all the way around the side and back of his head.
It was a genuine work of art, the hair intertwined from the three combovers to thoroughly cover the scalp, gelled and hairsprayed into full compliance so not a single hair was out of place. But as it was a slightly windy day, the whole edifice vibrated in the wind, rippling up and down with each gust.
The entire pub was transfixed. People kept looking across in sheer amazement at the engineering project required to achieve full coverage. It was worthy of a salute from everyone.
But as a means of convincing everyone he wasn't really bald? Not totally successful, it must be said...
It was a genuine work of art, the hair intertwined from the three combovers to thoroughly cover the scalp, gelled and hairsprayed into full compliance so not a single hair was out of place. But as it was a slightly windy day, the whole edifice vibrated in the wind, rippling up and down with each gust.
The entire pub was transfixed. People kept looking across in sheer amazement at the engineering project required to achieve full coverage. It was worthy of a salute from everyone.
But as a means of convincing everyone he wasn't really bald? Not totally successful, it must be said...
Just on the covering it up thing, some years ago I was in the beer garden of one of the Twickenham pubs before a rugby match. There was this bloke who hadn't just done the Bobby Charlton, he'd gone above and beyond. He had it combed over from one side, then combed over from the other side, then combed over from the back, so the parting ran all the way around the side and back of his head.
It was a genuine work of art, the hair intertwined from the three combovers to thoroughly cover the scalp, gelled and hairsprayed into full compliance so not a single hair was out of place. But as it was a slightly windy day, the whole edifice vibrated in the wind, rippling up and down with each gust.
The entire pub was transfixed. People kept looking across in sheer amazement at the engineering project required to achieve full coverage. It was worthy of a salute from everyone.
But as a means of convincing everyone he wasn't really bald? Not totally successful, it must be said...
I thinks that's known as 'The Trump.'
I thinks that's known as 'The Trump.'
Trump has a transplant too though doesn't he? This chap was bald as a coot.
kaz7
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I once shaved my head for charity,it was lovely,just do it
I like a baldy,lot's of us do
I like a baldy,lot's of us do
Trump has a transplant too though doesn't he? This chap was bald as a coot.
I don't think so. His artwork resembles a six foot walnut whip.
remember arthur mann
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Bloke where I worked used to draw hair on his head with mascara !!
richards30
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Just shave it and be done!
manlikepep
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None of my family have ever gone bald , knock on wood.
Ask for a Guardiola
Ask for a Guardiola
chesterbells
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I have a patch at the back of my head, and I'm receding. I'm clinging on to what I have, shall I shave it off, or get myself to Turkey for a Merlin style hair replacement course?
Is Merlin’s hair false then?