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Baldies.

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Tommy. said:
Does a bald bloke pick on you in work or something mate?

Does he find your relentless banging on about cocaine tedious or something? Maybe your overuse of 'rrrr lad'?

Try to find common ground with him, you'll find he's probably a very decent bloke, don't be intimidated by his excess testosterone.
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He wont have more than me mate im juiced to the gills

Hez hez
 
Some levity
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Solutions:

Live with it
Shave it all off
Comb it all over
Wear a hat
Become a Sikh
That spray on stuff
Consider a toupee
Get a hair transplant
 

I would have whipped off the last remnants some time ago but the wife said I promised her a six pack first… so here I am.

bald looks good with a strong jaw line.. that’s my theory.. again.. so here I am
 

DanEFC92 said:
Has anyone here had a hair transplant?
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My drinking-friend, who I mostly see at our local microbrewery did. He about mid-30s and was bald. He was bothered that he lost his hair in his late 20s. It was brilliant though, because he did it over Covid (about 2 years ago now), right when it hit and people were mostly not going out or even visiting with each other during that time so the bandages, etc., weren't a problem or needed to be covered up. I saw him about 8 months later once the microbreweries were opening back up and he looked great...(to be clear, he was already a handsome fellow even with out hair, but it made him feel good about himself, so I can't fault that).

My hairline is receding but I still have hair. I'm now 52 though, so I don't care if it goes soon. But if I were still in my mid 30s to early 40s (or younger) and lost my hair, I'd probably consider a hair transplant as I'm generally vain and superficial when it comes to external appearence

(edit: I should also note that I don't consider people who get hair transplants to be "vain" or "superficial"...I'm just noting that I am defo and vain and superficial myself regarding all aspects of how I look in public).
 
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verreauxi said:
My drinking-friend, who I mostly see at our local microbrewery did. He about mid-30s and was bald. He was bothered that he lost his hair in his late 20s. It was brilliant though, because he did it over Covid (about 2 years ago now), right when it hit and people were mostly not going out or even visiting with each other during that time so the bandages, etc., weren't a problem or needed to be covered up. I saw him about 8 months later once the microbreweries were opening back up and he looked great...(to be clear, he was already a handsome fellow even with out hair, but it made him feel good about himself, so I can't fault that).

My hairline is receding but I still have hair. I'm now 52 though, so I don't care if it goes soon. But if I were still in my mid 30s to early 40s and lost my hair, I'd probably consider a hair transplant as I'm generally vain and superficial when it comes to external appearence.
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Missed a trick not doing it during lockdown.

My neighbour who is 24/25 done it after his hair started to thin at 21. Looks great now.

I'm considering it myself. Starting to thin at the crown, and it does effect your confidence.
 

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