27-04-2018, 11:47 AM
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Re: One for the guys
Originally Posted by Mondays child
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OMG that's opened up a whole new can of worms so to speak. Men's undercarriages are not the nicest most attractive parts of a man's body especially if they are very hairy so would you shave those areas South of the Border as such.
A very steady hand would be essential.
27-04-2018, 05:29 PM
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Thanks all for the replies.When my son and daughter saw me a few weeks ago in hospital they were amazed at my beard and said I should keep it and just get it sculpted into shape. My ex wife told me to keep the beard, buts thats only because she knows I look younger without it and I might be able to attract wimen. But Ive been ill so it probably wont work anymore.
I shaved it off though.
After reading your posts I've bought today, to try out, one of these mach 3 razors and have taken out a second mortgage to buy 5 blades to go with it.
Im hoping its going to give me a decent shave rather than the disposable flesh eating razors Ive been using.
Why are razor blades so expensive?? Do I have to melt them down after use to extract the gold used in making them??
27-04-2018, 06:04 PM
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For Heaven's sake!Stop shaving!
Nicely groomed facial hair is very attractive especially on older gentlemen.
Nothing nicer than a man in a waistcoat with silver hair and a well trimmed beard, mutton chops, sideburns, moustache...
Phew need to lie down now!
27-04-2018, 06:39 PM
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Re: One for the guys
Originally Posted by TessA
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For Heaven's sake!Stop shaving!
Nicely groomed facial hair is very attractive especially on older gentlemen.
Nothing nicer than a man in a waistcoat with silver hair and a well trimmed beard, mutton chops, sideburns, moustache...
Phew need to lie down now!
However, although I do have a couple of waistcoats, I rarely wear them.
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