Bald/shaved headed blokes with beards
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Has this trend been around before? just looks like they put their head on upside down 
What do you all think? since watching world cup games I've seen a lot of the players having this style for e.g. USA keeper Tim Howard and BBC pundit Terry Henry (Tee Air E On Ree)
What do you all think? since watching world cup games I've seen a lot of the players having this style for e.g. USA keeper Tim Howard and BBC pundit Terry Henry (Tee Air E On Ree)
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Either that or people shouting Ally Akbar Ya Bass!.Before blowing themselves and everyone else up.
Ally Akbar sounds like a DJ
I dont know.. to me the style looks really silly! they go to the trouble of shaving their heads but cant be bothered to shave their face.
Ah, the BNP look. Bet it suits you
Charming. You're right though, it does suit me
I had that down as the San Francisco GAY look!.:D
I was a male stripper in a go-go bar....:o
It's not quite that sort of moustache
Perhaps they are compensating male pattern hairloss by growing it everywhere else?
I would be gutted if I began losing my hair - I've started going grey but on the whole I still have fairly glossy black hair, which I love
I had thoughts of Zebedee.
I still manage to appear about 8 years younger than I am, despite the double whammy of my once dark blonde hair greying to what my mother refers to as a "salt & pepper" look, and is also thinning down the middle, aka that wretched male pattern baldness, which has left me wondering what to do for the best. My hair becomes so thick on the back and sides very quickly, yet is thin on top which is exacerbated by being so thick elsewhere. If I try to colour my hair back to its old colour it shows up the thinning even worse because it becomes darker again. It feels like a horrible catch-22 situation. I hate my hair condition as it seems wiry and like a shredded wheat and looks bad after just one night sleeping on it if it is even a modestly short cut length. When I had all options open to me I often cut it very short, a crew cut style, or No2 or thereabouts, even a No1. But now I'd like it longer I am limited, damn it.
Ten years ago I went between July & December without shaving, growing a wild beard. I can scarcely believe I did it looking back, or what possessed me to even go there. But I also had a full head of hair with it! I rarely shave everyday and am happy and suit a 7 to 10 day thin looking facial growth but no more. It's harder than it seems to maintain a permanent very short 10 day old beard, and I can get away with shaving only every other day without it noticing or looking unkempt.
Or perhaps not. I have the full on 'combat beard', or did until the weather warmed up, coupled with a shaved head and yet I have no problem with baldness whatsoever. If I wanted I could easily go back to sporting the full 'Tom Araya' that I shaved off for safety purposes a while back.
LOL @ the Play-dough barbershop comment.
Not to mention our eyebrows, nose and ears. It's a sign of getting older when the barber spends more time on them than the top of your head.
That's what I thought
I get why blokes shave their heads or crop it really close if they are balding because it looks better than the daft comb-over shredded wheat look but I don't get why you shave it off when you have a full head of hair!
They are going bald so rather than have Donald Trump on their heads they shave it off all. At the same time there's a need to assert one's masculinity with a facial hair. And that's enough of my armchair psychoanalysis (is there any other kind)?
Because it suits me, it's easier to take care of, saves me money at the hairdresser, stops anyone grabbing it in any potential conflict situation...but mainly because it suits me
Don't think Thierry Henry would be pleased to be called Terry Henry.
It's like calling Alan Hansen Alain 'ansen, or calling me Jean, (rhyming with dean), - Frank!
Two Muslim brothers have opened a Halal place in our High St (and it's not a very Muslim heavy area). There was a photo of them in the local paper, and they look like an Islamic version of the Mexican twins in Breaking Bad. Very, very scary.
No wonder it appears all their customers look EXACTLY the same so far