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Observations after 10 days of my new Sly life by slickjay on 16 Oct, 2008 12:39
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I'll start with the cons first:
1. Velcro head
2. Later in the day, when I realize I missed a few spots on an otherwise smooth head. They bug me until I can do some touch-up.
Thats it for the cons.
The pros:
1. Increased confidence
2. People say I look tough
3. My wife's new nick-name for me is "burly bear"
4. The Sun warming my scalp.
5. Driving down the Interstate at night with all the windows down, and the rushing wind cooling my scalp.
6. Being a member of the Sly Bald Guys forum
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#1 by Tyler on 16 Oct, 2008 12:53
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Just wait until 30 days into it! Congrats on loving the Sly look.
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#2 by tomgallagher on 16 Oct, 2008 13:19
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It's really amazing after 30 days. Good luck.
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#3 by Mikekoz13 on 16 Oct, 2008 15:33
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Nice post for the "fencers" out there.
Keep it Slick......
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#4 by BALDANDRE on 16 Oct, 2008 16:37
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Dude...and just think...
after 15 years of having a slick bald head..
you WILL feel the same about it..
trust me...
that's why I'm here by choice brutha!
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#5 by skiking on 16 Oct, 2008 19:46
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the pros get better with time, and you begin to not notice the cons
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#6 by Dome of Steele on 16 Oct, 2008 20:09
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The nickname burly bear is ironic considering that you are less hairy.
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#7 by GASlick on 16 Oct, 2008 20:41
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Wait until it rains on your bald head. that feels nice.
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#8 by BALDANDRE on 16 Oct, 2008 22:13
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The nickname burly bear is ironic considering that you are less hairy.
Well maybe she's referring to,
"Fuzzy Wuzzy was a bear....FW.....had no hair!"
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#9 by warhawk on 16 Oct, 2008 22:16
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slickjay: the pros will ALWAYS outnumber the cons when U R talking about wearing a slick, smooooth noggin'.
WARHAWK
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#10 by slickjay on 18 Oct, 2008 09:19
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The nickname burly bear is ironic considering that you are less hairy.
Did I mention that I've also joined the Hell's Angels and now get in nightly bar fights? Burly's tattooed on the left, Bear on the right...
Another pro: I love how the above stereotype actually fits with my appearance. Its obviously false, but I don't mind if people want to think that I'm that kind of "burly" guy. -
#11 by xnewyawka on 18 Oct, 2008 11:19
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Slickjay, you're right on the money. It just gets better each day as you will see.
There will be more and more affirmations.
Believe what brudda Andre says, he's our Grandfather of Slydom!
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#12 by SlySurfer on 18 Oct, 2008 11:55
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Slickjay,
BaldAndre is our "Godfather" of Sly
Believe what brudda Andre says, he's our Grandfather of Slydom! 
, NOT our grandfather.
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#13 by xnewyawka on 18 Oct, 2008 15:40
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Slickjay,
BaldAndre is our "Godfather" of Sly
Believe what brudda Andre says, he's our Grandfather of Slydom! , NOT our grandfather.
Listen, Anthony, with 15 plus years in, in sly terms, I consider him a grandfather.
Not many have been shaved for that long, and let's not forget it was no way near as accepted, or fashionable as it has become. If you look at it that way, and in a time frame since being bald has caught on, it makes sense.
I'm sure Andre knows what I mean.
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#14 by BALDANDRE on 18 Oct, 2008 23:22
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Slickjay,
BaldAndre is our "Godfather" of Sly
Believe what brudda Andre says, he's our Grandfather of Slydom! , NOT our grandfather.
Listen, Anthony, with 15 plus years in, in sly terms, I consider him a grandfather.
Not many have been shaved for that long, and let's not forget it was no way near as accepted, or fashionable as it has become. If you look at it that way, and in a time frame since being bald has caught on, it makes sense.
I'm sure Andre knows what I mean.
I take what BOTH of you said as a HUGE compliment!
Thanks for the props!
Stay smooth my bald bros!