13-05-2014, 08:59 PM
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Re: Mens Hairpieces.
A chap I used to hang around with when we were in our teens worked in the fur trade, some swanky establishment in Grafton Street, he contacted a strange disease caused by working with the animal furs and went completely bald at 17, it didn't seem to bother him in the least, I heard he got a large compensation out of them and shifted out to Scotland soon afterwards.He had flaming red hair before he lost it all, the last I heard of him quite some time ago now, was that he was working on the oil rigs off Scotland, wonder if he ever got a hairpiece afterwards, although that would be no place to be wearing a wig would it?
14-05-2014, 04:23 AM
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Re: Mens Hairpieces.
Originally Posted by Jem
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A chap I used to hang around with when we were in our teens worked in the fur trade, some swanky establishment in Grafton Street, he contacted a strange disease caused by working with the animal furs and went completely bald at 17, it didn't seem to bother him in the least, I heard he got a large compensation out of them and shifted out to Scotland soon afterwards.He had flaming red hair before he lost it all, the last I heard of him quite some time ago now, was that he was working on the oil rigs off Scotland, wonder if he ever got a hairpiece afterwards, although that would be no place to be wearing a wig would it?
Not really, he would need to use a chin strap due to draft from helicopter rotor blades.
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