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#15 by Robmeister on 15 Jan, 2007 20:38
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Rob, the noggin looks (as the Guinness guys say) BRILLIANT !!!
Congrats.
Schro
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#16 by Razor X on 15 Jan, 2007 21:08
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"How many of you are staying slick even though you still have pretty good or good coverage if you decided to grow it out?"
What initially confused my wife and is now confusiing certain folks is....why would someone go totally bald while they still have good coverage.
This is going to sound crazy, but ....
I shaved for the first time in January 2002, after 3 or 4 years of thinking about it. I'd receded a good bit and was just starting to thin, but still had most of my hair. I knew that the day was coming when the hair would be gone, I was curious to know what I'd look like with a shaved head. A botched haircut gave me the excuse I needed to actually do it. I liked the result, but grew it back right away, because I felt so self-conscious about it. I just wasn't ready to be bald yet.
However, after that first shave, I was absolutely hooked on the smooth feeling and I shaved and grew it out again several times over the next two years. Finally, in November 2003 I decided that I really needed to get this "out of my system" and that meant being a full-time baldie, whether I liked it or not, for an extended period of time. I forced myself to shave daily for three months and then extended the period for another three months. I wish that I could say by that time, that I never looked back. But suddenly, I had the urge to grow my hair again.
Now, here's the crazy part - I had a Seinfeld moment. The hair would not grow back. I was bald -- permanently! I don't know why it came as sort of a shock because I certainly knew it was going to happen someday. But you always think you've got more time. I could still grow some hair on top and still had to shave it every day, so I hadn't noticed how much I'd lost. But when I stopped shaving, it never developed into anything more than peach fuzz.
I have even less on top now, but am still not naturally slick bald on top. And the crazy thing is, sometimes I forget that I've got severe MPB. Sometimes if I get into lazy mode and go a day or two without shaving, I can almost convince myself that if I let it grow for a long enough time, I'll eventually get it all back. After about 5 or 6 days, which is about the longest I've ever held out, it becomes painfully obvious that it isn't going to come back.
Every once in a while, I see someone on TV or in a movie and think their hair looks really good, and think, maybe I should grow mine out and get it cut like that. Then I remember the cold hard truth. I think because I've never gone around with an MPB fringe, I just don't think of myself that way. -
#17 by Tom McGarry. on 28 Jan, 2007 08:28
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Alright, gang....
Q #1: If I chose to grow my hair back, I would have a full thick head of dark brown hair.
I know this subject has been touched on to some degree in other threads....and I can name two of you off the top of my head who this applies to (David and Chadoweasle).
But my wife specifically asked me to pose the question again to the gang.
"How many of you are staying slick even though you still have pretty good or good coverage if you decided to grow it out?"
What initially confused my wife and is now confusiing certain folks is....why would someone go totally bald while they still have good coverage.
So....
Question #1: "How many of you are staying slick even though you still have good coverage (i.e. no MPB)?"
Question #2: "Why would someone go totally bald while they still have good coverage.?"
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Post up, mates....I gave her my thoughts, but she wants to hear from THE PROFESSIONALS!
BTW...my shaving this weekend is not predicated on anything here...she's just curious.
Q #2: I think for me, it was just a choice, kinda like choosing what type of hairstyle I would like the next time I went to the barber. It was like a fashion statement. -
#18 by Robmeister on 28 Jan, 2007 08:31
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Q #1: If I chose to grow my hair back, I would have a full thick head of dark brown hair.
Q #2: I think for me, it was just a choice, kinda like choosing what type of hairstyle I would like the next time I went to the barber. It was like a fashion statement.
Same Here, bro!!
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#19 by Lex Luethor on 02 Feb, 2007 03:38
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Jeez... this question takes me back. I haven't had "full coverage" since the 70s.
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#20 by Robmeister on 02 Feb, 2007 08:43
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Jeez... this question takes me back. I haven't had "full coverage" since the 70s.
LOL!!....Some of these dudes weren't even born in the '70's
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#21 by Tyler on 02 Feb, 2007 11:12
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Jeez... this question takes me back. I haven't had "full coverage" since the 70s.
LOL!!....Some of these dudes weren't even born in the '70's
What was the 70's like?
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#22 by PigPen on 02 Feb, 2007 12:05
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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#23 by Robmeister on 02 Feb, 2007 13:18
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Jeez... this question takes me back. I haven't had "full coverage" since the 70s.
LOL!!....Some of these dudes weren't even born in the '70's
What was the 70's like?
Became a teenager in the '70's.....went to high school from '76 to '80
One of the greatest things of the '70's was Van Halen's first album....released in '78 -
#24 by BaldRob on 02 Feb, 2007 16:06
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Jeez... this question takes me back. I haven't had "full coverage" since the 70s.
LOL!!....Some of these dudes weren't even born in the '70's
What was the 70's like?
Became a teenager in the '70's.....went to high school from '76 to '80
One of the greatest things of the '70's was Van Halen's first album....released in '78
I started Kindergarten in '72...
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#25 by Tom McGarry. on 02 Feb, 2007 17:20
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I was borne in 71Jeez... this question takes me back. I haven't had "full coverage" since the 70s.
LOL!!....Some of these dudes weren't even born in the '70's
What was the 70's like?
Became a teenager in the '70's.....went to high school from '76 to '80
One of the greatest things of the '70's was Van Halen's first album....released in '78
I started Kindergarten in '72...
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#26 by Robmeister on 02 Feb, 2007 17:32
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I started Kindergarten in '72...
I was borne in 71
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#27 by Tom McGarry. on 02 Feb, 2007 17:49
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How come the arrow is pointing at you Robmister?I started Kindergarten in '72...
I was borne in 71
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#28 by Robmeister on 02 Feb, 2007 18:03
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How come the arrow is pointing at you Robmister?I started Kindergarten in '72...
I was borne in 71
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That was intentional...
I was born in '62.....
compared to the around here....
I'm a
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#29 by Tom McGarry. on 02 Feb, 2007 18:04
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But you are only as old as you feel