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Droppin Bricks by TheBaldHansen on 13 Oct, 2010 14:50
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So the other day I was walking down a stairwell and my building with a crowd of people. My buddy was about 4 people behind me and he yelled "HEY SKINHEAD". I turned around and looked directly at the guy behind me and I swear he dropped a brick or two. I didnt even give him a mean look but he immediatly got this, OH CRAP face. After seeing his distress I just smiled at him and that eased him a little and he grinned back. Anyone else get reactions of fear just because your a stranger and sly?
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#1 by The Noggin on 13 Oct, 2010 15:42
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Who could be afraid of this guy?!
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#2 by TGB1 on 13 Oct, 2010 16:43
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I am a rather burly guy who whose natural look is one of determination bordering on anger. It is nothing I have ever worked on it is just there. That and the shaved head have served that purpose many times. On occasion it has served me well on and once in a while it has been to my detriment.
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#3 by Sgt. Pate on 13 Oct, 2010 22:29
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Yes and I admit using it to my advantage at times!
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#4 by Tyler on 14 Oct, 2010 11:24
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I had something similar happen when I was with my daughter at the playground. Some little boy was acting a bit aggressive toward my daughter, but nothing I was to worried about. Then I saw the dad on the other side of the playground who was watching what his son was doing and not saying anything. The dad couldn't see me and then I stepped around the playground and when he did see me he instantly shouted out to his son - "son, make sure you play nice!" I just smirked and stood there.
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#5 by schro on 14 Oct, 2010 14:17
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I'm a rather intimidating guy and all men fear me, all women want me ................ then I woke up!
Seriously, I have occassionally felt I gave off a "don't f**k with me vibe" that was taken just that way. Maybe it's the slick noggin', who knows.
Bottom line, I wouldn't f**k with me!
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#6 by BillOnBass on 14 Oct, 2010 15:32
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Another advantage of being bald: more incentive to smile and be friendly so as not to be mistaken for a hardass! Unless of course you want to give off that vibe, which certainly isn't a bad thing all the time.
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#7 by Rob on 16 Oct, 2010 18:17
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I'm soft as putty most of the time...but I certainly get called 'Sir' by shop assistants more now than I used to...
