Sly Bald Guys Forum
Discussions About Being Bald => General Discussion => Topic started by: nuts on October 07, 2013, 02:17:56 PM
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Just returned to Australia after spending (among other things) a week in New York.
It was quite startling how many shaved heads I saw while exploring the city. Young, old, executives, doormen at hotels, laborers - I estimated about 5-10% of men had shaved heads. Interestingly the number of obvious tourists with new shiny scalps was staggering - they must have caught the bug. At my hotel over half the bellmen were shaved. Among the native American population the proportion was higher.
I was waiting for a bus outside a barber's shop and saw two men enter with hair and leave shaved.
I felt very much at home.
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Shaved heads are very common in New York - and in the Northeast Corridor (Washington DC to Boston) for that matter. The look became popular with men in the finance industry a few years back, but it isn't confined to that group.
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My avatar shows a shaved head in New York! (From a vacation 4 years ago.)
Bragging rights to whoever knows where the picture was taken.
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I'm going to say that's Grant's Tomb, though I'm not positive that it isn't Columbus Circle!
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Grant's Tomb
-- cold
Columbus Circle
-- warmer
:)
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Sounds good nuts both my partner and I are sly , both want to visit the big apple for the culture sounds like will be at home
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My avatar shows a shaved head in New York! (From a vacation 4 years ago.)
Bragging rights to whoever knows where the picture was taken.
The Merchants Gate entrance to Central Park.(right off Columbus Circle)
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Tom:
I think you are right.
I lived at 10 W. 66th for years - - -it looks like that corner not sure of the stone bench.
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Actually it's at Belvedere Castle, inside Central Park. Good guesses, though.
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I loved New York, growing up bang in the middle of central London, a lot of my friends used to feel like being a tourist when they came here and how mind blowing London can be. I'd never really felt that till new York and I loved it. I hope to go back next year.
I'd also love to visit Australia. A lot of my friends live there and given the chance I would love to live there.
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Tom:
I think you are right.
I lived at 10 W. 66th for years - - -it looks like that corner not sure of the stone bench.
I just love CPW.
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It's true, plenty of us Sly guys here in NYC. I see it more and more every day and I love it!
I agree, it is popular throughout most of the Northeast, however. Was up in Cape Cod a little while ago and I swear it was 50/50 sly land when I was there.
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As npsbg said the surprisingly big group with shaved heads was the suits in the financial and legal areas of the city.
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Surely the sly guys wearhats in winter New York ?
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Sounds good nuts both my partner and I are sly , both want to visit the big apple for the culture sounds like will be at home
Agreed. Although I live in one of the other four boroughs, I live in and like to go to Manhattan for the same reason.
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Southwest Michigan has a large population of sly men also, which i noticed after going sly myself lol