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If anything shaving your head gives you more of an incentive not to get fat so that you don't develop pack of hotdogs back of neck syndrome.I've been blessed with the hair (touch wood) so, even though it isn't as thick as it was when I was a kid, I had so much of it that I still have a full, lustrous head of hair compared to Fatso.
The thing to remember is that even if you brothermen don't then at least it's highly unlikely you look as fat, ugly and stupid as Pat. I'd rather be Jason Statham than Glenn Shadix every single day.
No. I was around 25 when I first started to notice things weren't looking good. So I did the manly thing and went into denial and shaved it. Not because I was going bald. Because I wanted to. When I get older I'm going to rock the Jesse Ventura hair ring pony tail. But until then I'm going to keep pretending it didn't happen.
You misspelled my name.Isn't @Patreeky the resident hair MVP here?
When I was a teenager my best friend and I used to freak out about the idea of losing our hair even though there was no reason to at the time. He used to constantly say shit like "I'll just kill myself if I go bald." Then I went to college and literally the first time I went back home he was half bald at 18. His hair fled his head while I was gone. All I could say was "good thing you didn't kill yourself."
Isn't @Patreeky the resident hair MVP here?
Post them if it’s true.Fucking right I am! @captain_kamala Would kill for my luscious blonde locks.
That's the weird thing actually. His hair was really thick and was a really nice color; like the sort of color you'd usually have to fake. And then in a few months it was just gone. To his credit the last time I saw him he's pulled off the baldness and still looks miles better and younger than a FFWBT.I had a friend who had really cool hair at school, I was jealous of it. Then I saw him again at 18 and he was totally bald with a sad whispy comb over.
It’s insane how brutal it is for some dudes.
Post them if it’s true.
Then I am forced to believe @captain_kamala ’s is far better.You wish.
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