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Guys into Long Hair These Days
- Thread starter The Jason
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For twenty five years I had to have my hair short due to outside factors.
Since 2013 I've gotten the average of one haircut a year, or so. And I seldom trim my beard.
When either gets so long and unruly that it bothers me, I have it cut.
And you'll get over it.
Since 2013 I've gotten the average of one haircut a year, or so. And I seldom trim my beard.
When either gets so long and unruly that it bothers me, I have it cut.
And you'll get over it.
I don't care who else has long hair, and I couldn't tell you if I've ever seen a movie or show the guy in the last post was in.
I simply don't like getting my hair cut, and I HATE paying for it, I am not worried in the least what anybody else thinks I look like, and there is nobody I'm trying to impress or attract.
So there you have it.
If you do not approve of my hair and beard approaching a style that was popular during the last Ice Age.... don't look at me.
I simply don't like getting my hair cut, and I HATE paying for it, I am not worried in the least what anybody else thinks I look like, and there is nobody I'm trying to impress or attract.
So there you have it.
If you do not approve of my hair and beard approaching a style that was popular during the last Ice Age.... don't look at me.
And, "oh, by the way".....
There is sufficient GRAY HAIR on me that during certain times of the year I get mistaken by children for a certain Turkish Holy Man whose more recent jobs have including hawking Coca-Cola and as the increaser of children's expectations of gifts during an early winter secularized holiday.
I avoid the issue by saying, "I'm not him, but I work for him part time."
There is sufficient GRAY HAIR on me that during certain times of the year I get mistaken by children for a certain Turkish Holy Man whose more recent jobs have including hawking Coca-Cola and as the increaser of children's expectations of gifts during an early winter secularized holiday.
I avoid the issue by saying, "I'm not him, but I work for him part time."
