He had the classic horseshoe MPB...but just above his forhead was this silver dollar sized tuft of hair, like an "island" on his head.
Without a doubt it has now just become another "haircut" option...
I saw this guy yesterday at a restaurant that in my SLY-bent opinion looked ridiculous by what he was clinging to. I don't mean to be insensitive to what inner HELL he may be going through.But the guy was otherwise a strapping, mid- to late-30's, nice build, nice skin tone, etc...He had the classic horseshoe MPB...but just above his forhead was this silver dollar sized tuft of hair, like an "island" on his head.I felt sorry for the dude....it's one thing to walk up to a proud head-shaver with a SBG card (Tyler gave me a bunch)....but I've never handed someone like that a card...Might be a new "mission field"
Without a doubt it has now just become another "haircut" option...funny i was just thinking that at the gym yesterday when I saw this really fit army dude (also said army on his shirt) with an extreme shaved high and tight and it made me think how mainstream a completely razor shaved head has become and now what looks more extreme and radical is any shaved type military stlye haircut ie. the high and tight or h&t flattop... well, it's safe to say at least that is the case in the everyday 'regular" non military world...the dude definately and of course intentially stood out... way more than me with my slick, sly dome!
Quote from: BALDANDRE on April 06, 2007, 08:45:44 AMWithout a doubt it has now just become another "haircut" option...What I think makes it different, though, is that it's a hard haircut to give up. I think if you've been shaving regularly for a year or more, it would be very difficult to adjust to having hair again (assuming that you can grow it back). I do occasionally have moment where I wish I could grow mine, but at the same time, I don't think I could go back to all the hassles that come with having hair. And I'd think I'd miss the feel of a freshly-shaved scalp far more than I miss being able to run my fingers through my hair.
and on the early rare 'attempt to grow it out periods"...bam! a cool , skinned sly dude walks by and the urg to go sly will NOT let go until you rid yourself of the whole lot...happened everytime.
There's a guy at my gym that has this exact haircut. He's the first person at the gym that I told about Sly Bald Guys, yet he continues to keep his hair the way it is. He's probably only a couple years older than me, yet it makes him look so much older. I just feel sorry for the dude everytime I see him (which is about everyday) because I know he could rock the look like so many of us baldies at the gym do.
Quote from: BALDANDRE on April 06, 2007, 09:50:56 AMand on the early rare 'attempt to grow it out periods"...bam! a cool , skinned sly dude walks by and the urg to go sly will NOT let go until you rid yourself of the whole lot...happened everytime.I've had that happen, too. Every once in a while I don't shave in the morning because I'm either running late or just feeling lazy. And every time, on the way to work, I see somebody with a perfectly smooth dome and I feel guilty because mine isn't.
Quote from: Tyler on April 06, 2007, 10:32:59 AMThere's a guy at my gym that has this exact haircut. He's the first person at the gym that I told about Sly Bald Guys, yet he continues to keep his hair the way it is. He's probably only a couple years older than me, yet it makes him look so much older. I just feel sorry for the dude everytime I see him (which is about everyday) because I know he could rock the look like so many of us baldies at the gym do.All you can do is continue to set a good example for this guy by continuing to keep your own head shaved smooth every day -- as we all know you will.