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No, I'm just f**king lazy.And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014 -
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostShave head once a month with electric razor.
Shave face once a day, electric.
tulip.
Shower in morning, brush teeth.
Shower after evening training, brush teeth.
tulip.
Bed.
I don't have time for poncey grooming routines.You sound like the normal male, 1 in 8 men using hair straighteners. I don't think so, maybe 1 in 8 men carring the gf hair straighteners, sounds more like it.. Last week it was revealed that one in eight men is unable to travel abroad without a set of hair straighteners, while one in five admits to taking a hairdryer on holiday with them. The survey, by Dixons, found that if allowed to travel with just one electronic device, four times as many men than women would take an iron. In fact, portable speakers for iPods come below hairdryers, straighteners and a male grooming kit in the list of travel products men claim they cannot live without.Fiscal nomad it's legal.Comment
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I quessed that, bet she didn't realise it would take so longOriginally posted by Churchill View PostCM "fixes" me.
Fiscal nomad it's legal.Comment
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I don't even know what a 'hair straightener' is, except that I can guess it's an implement for making curly hair straight.Originally posted by alreadypacked View PostYou sound like the normal male, 1 in 8 men using hair straighteners. I don't think so, maybe 1 in 8 men carring the gf hair straighteners, sounds more like it.And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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. Last week it was revealed that one in eight men is unable to travel abroad without a set of hair straighteners, while one in five admits to taking a hairdryer on holiday with them. The survey, by Dixons, found that if allowed to travel with just one electronic device, four times as many men than women would take an iron. In fact, portable speakers for iPods come below hairdryers, straighteners and a male grooming kit in the list of travel products men claim they cannot live without.Mind you, it was "Gay Pride" in Manchester last weekend, did they take the survey on Canal Street?Originally posted by alreadypacked View PostYou sound like the normal male, 1 in 8 men using hair straighteners. I don't think so, maybe 1 in 8 men carring the gf hair straighteners, sounds more like it.Comment
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My hair is never long enough to require straighteners, or a drier for that matter. I do take a travel iron sometimes, depends on the kit I have in the case and expectations of having to be presentable.Originally posted by alreadypacked View PostYou sound like the normal male, 1 in 8 men using hair straighteners. I don't think so, maybe 1 in 8 men carring the gf hair straighteners, sounds more like it.Just saying like.
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I could agree with you, but then we would both be wrong!
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I'm an ongoing project. A bit like the Forth Road Bridge.Originally posted by alreadypacked View PostI quessed that, bet she didn't realise it would take so long
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Daily. tulip, Shower, Teeth
Shave once or twice a week, to shape facial hair.
Fortnightly All head and face hair gets grade 1'd.
Ad-hoc, daughter or wife plucks to split my mono-brow into 2 eyebrows.
Products, Polo by Ralph Lauren and Lynx deodorant.Never has a man been heard to say on his death bed that he wishes he'd spent more time in the office.Comment
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Originally posted by Gibbon View PostSame as always, clean everything out in the morning:
Sh*T, Shower(with wank if backed up), Shave.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostShave head once a month with electric razor.
Shave face once a day, electric.
tulip.
Shower in morning, brush teeth.
Shower after evening training, brush teeth.
tulip.
Bed.
I don't have time for poncey grooming routines.I'm not sure that having a tulip counts as grooming,Originally posted by Scrag Meister View PostDaily. tulip, Shower, Teeth
Shave once or twice a week, to shape facial hair.
Fortnightly All head and face hair gets grade 1'd.
Ad-hoc, daughter or wife plucks to split my mono-brow into 2 eyebrows.
Products, Polo by Ralph Lauren and Lynx deodorant.
I was also under this misapprehension until my already straight hair got attacked with a hair straightener when away on a hen weekend. Apparently it also flattens the cuticles making already straight hair shinier.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostI don't even know what a 'hair straightener' is, except that I can guess it's an implement for making curly hair straight.Comment
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