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I found this on my travels, for those of you balding or bald men who still have long hair, this could be your worst nightmare lol, tell me what yu think of this mad geezer.
http://www-static.cc.gatech.edu/~carlson/personal/haircut/
Well he doesn't seem very concerned or upset about his progressing MPB. Infact he was smiling throughout the whole ordeal! I think he is sick or very wierd.
His long hair really suited him well and it was totally unnessary to shave his head skin bald. He did have some noticeable hair loss at the forehead but it was stupid to cut it off. I have seen guys with alot less hair than him in the front and still have long hair in the back. Think Hulk Hogan skullet, that dude is just bald as anything on top. This guy still had lots of hair. Oh well, his hair , his choice.
I agree. I thought the hair actually looked good on him, despite a bit of "thinness" near the front. That totally bald look just makes him look stupid, in my opinion. But, oh well, like you said - his hair, his choice.
I think the reason he was smiling during the cut was that he probably had a good attitude toward the inevitable. He knew he'd eventually lose his hair, so maybe he knew he needed a change, and maybe he just wanted to have some fun with it?? I don't know, thats just my guess.
Hello Everyone,
I feel that this kind of crap depresses me. I have seen enough pictures of guys chopping their hair off and making a public event out of it. This often says, I am letting go of my Ego, and in itself it is an ego trip.
I have seen a few examples in the eighties like:
In a Montreal Gazette article: The Big Chop
A local theater troop cuts off its hair for a play set in the 1930's. They wanted to do it authentic by making the long-haired actors cut off their hair, whereas in the seventies when the plays were about a short-haired period, the long-haired actors wore short-haired wigs. Lighting added to the effect. In theater there is a trade off, either wear long wigs for "period"plays and short hair for "modern" plays, however I perfer the opposite.
Before and After Fashion articles:
How often did I see articles showing off how this dude looks better in short hair. I wiped my you know what with one of these articles. These articles show how stuck in the (sixties, seventies) the model is with his long hair, and with the new haircut, he is (metrosexual, with it, in with the times, etc).
And now: Presentable musketeers.
How about movies or photo novels that change history by representing long-haired characters as short-haired characters, so that the movie or book sells to a larger audience.
Have a nice day,
Georges in Montreal.
Do people have some kind of sexual fantasy involving shaving a longhair's head??
Hello,
There exists a perversion, often called "hair fetishism", where a person takes pleasure in cutting (usually a woman's) hair, off an unsuspecting person, especially in movie theaters, or public transportation and keeps the hair to sexually gratify himself with in a secluded place. Others do get sexual gratification for seeing a person of either sex getting his or her hair cut or shaved off. These are dangerous perversions, and usually when these guys get caught with scissors and a bag of hair, they end up in the loony bin.
Some confuse "hair fetishism" with a more sound sexual arousal that comes with caressing, brushing or braiding the long hair of a significant other or consenting adult. No correct name has been given for this kind of fantasy, where one love to play with another consenting person's hair, share a bath or shower with another longhaired person, and wash each other's hair. Often a good term may be simply sexually attracted to people with long hair, which is not a perversion. Perversion involves force, or hypocrisy, to force someone into doing something against his or her will like cutting his or her hair.
Have a nice day,
Georges in Montreal.
