definately something about imagur.. pics dont show for me anywhere. pc phone, ipad... etc
edit it is apparently talk talk. they have imagur down as a scam site and it is blocked.
https://community.talktalk.co.uk/t5/...k/td-p/2696731
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definately something about imagur.. pics dont show for me anywhere. pc phone, ipad... etc
edit it is apparently talk talk. they have imagur down as a scam site and it is blocked.
https://community.talktalk.co.uk/t5/...k/td-p/2696731
Ahhh, that may explain it to a degree, although I use TalkTalk as an ISP and I can see the images fine.
You are talking about Imgur aren't you? I've not heard of Imagur.
yeah. sorry mis typed.. trying a fixQuote:
Originally Posted by Filterlab
fix worky, although it may not be safe turning off scam protection? my own mwb should be able to do that too..
anyway Alan.. You need shooting:ner:
Excellent decorative taste?
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...f75e257d_o.jpg
Uncanny.
Yes, but why associate yourself with a hapless fanny, like Cock Matlock?;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
The pictures are about all you have in common, which you should take as a compliment:ner:
Marco.
Was only associating the decor, the plum sat on the khazi parking his breakfast was purely incidental ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
big office he gets ;) looks like it was the cleaners mop cupboard:D
Aye, the khazi is the best place for him!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
Marco.
Also, you have better hair :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
well on his chest anyway;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Well I'm nearly 20 years older than him so I've had longer to grow it :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Me too, but my hair has spent the last 35 years exiting down the plug hole one hair at a time. Strangely, the hair growing out of my ears closely resembles Matt Hancock's hair :scratch:
I've started to grow through my hair. Funny how as you get older hair stops growing where it should and starts growing where it shouldn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Well, if this bloody lockdown continues for much longer, I'll end up again like Ken Dodd! My hair has no problem growing where it should, even if there isn't as much of it as there once was:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Ear hair <heave> Have you got enough to plait it yet? Del will show you how to do 'piggies'...
Jeez, is this what I've got to look forward to... Has erectile disfunction kicked in yet? Although you probably wouldn't notice:eyebrows:
Marco.
Speaking on behalf of all the AoS baldies, it's the sight of your Ken Dodd hair that is causing the dysfunction, we had a meeting :ner:Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Oh, and wot woz it you sed on that other thred about the impotence off speling propperly? :doh:
I stopped worrying about hair in my twenties and shaved my bonce. 'If you ain't got it, flaunt it!' :)
No comment on post https://theartofsound.net/forum/show...29#post1249029 Steve?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
I expected something..
I do resemble Captain Caveman now I have to say; normally get mine cut every three weeks to keep it under control!Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
just buy some clippers and give it a going over once a month. There's nothing to it.
Problem is that if it’s not cut right, I look like a thug bouncer. Needs to be heavy on top. I’ll let it grow until I look a bit french.
Clipper the back and sides and leave the top then. Just cut your fringe back. The set I got came with some barber scissors which are handy for doing that.
Get your lady to do it, five minute job.
Number 2 for me (yes I know :doh:) - given up shaving and just give whole lot the "once over" with a nifty little Philips trimmer.
been cutting my own hair since i got mattied pretty much. daughter occasionally did it, but im fairly adept at it now. mine are an aincient set of wahl clippers.
Hmm. I'm more in the 'Popeye the Sailor Man' mould, I even have a wife with a passing resemblance to Olive Oyl. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Filterlab
'I ams what I am.'
She refused - she doesn't want the responsibility. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
nah, I bet she just likes the Captain Caveman look. Did she used to be a Teen Angel by any chance?Quote:
Originally Posted by Filterlab
Aye, if he wants to look like a zoomer!:ner:Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
Rob's a young guy with a fine head of hair, and still a few years away yet from the 'middle-aged I don't give a fuck look', and so I'll just fire a mini-flymo over my nut and hope for the best'!:D:nono:
Plus, his partner and kids probably don't want him to look like an escaped convict! Honestly, you single blokes, with no-one else to consider and a penchant for tightwaddery, need to acknowledge that others live in a rather different world:ner::ner:
To cut a thick and/or long amount of hair, on men or women, PROPERLY, requires SKILL, which is why you have to go to college to be trained and attain the necessary qualifications. Sometimes it pays to put your hand in your pocket and leave certain jobs to the professionals;)
Carry on:)
Marco.
She does! How did you know? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Macca
The older ladies love a bit of the long hair.
Exactly this. I go to my barber Colin and absolutely nowhere else. It's a trust thing. He knows my bonce, he knows what looks good, and he doesn't try and give me a different cut. He just does the job perfectly, for sensible money and we always have a laugh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
:D
Colin, eh? Sounds like a lovely boy!:D;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Filterlab
Worry when he starts offering you 'extras'....:eek::eyebrows:
No seriously, I know what you mean. For a man, a barber is the place to go, or like me to a women who *knows* how to cut men's hair properly, especially if they wear it short, and which is a different ballgame from cutting women's (long) hair.
Marco.
Colin is a man's man, and he's great. A good mate. :D
Yeah, I know how it is, mate, and you can't put a price on that camaraderie, in favour of a 'home trim', lol!;)
Marco.
I don't know what a zoomer looks like - but with clippers you can attach a variety of guides so you can cut it as short or as long as you like. It's not a choice of a number one or nothing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
I understand some still prefer to go to the barber but right now with the barber closed that's not an option. And cutting it yourself with clippers looks a lot tidier than just letting it grow wild.
just cut mine today.. i aint no zoomer... maybe a bit radge, but no zoomer:D
Number 8 guide leaves your hair about an inch long so not too thuggish & I can get decent results with it but any mention of cutting my own hair to my other half is met with vehement disapproval so I'll just have to carry on looking like I'm wearing a tea cosy.
wife always liked my hair cut this way. i used to always have a flattop but i prefer a no3 all round now. flattops are expensive and impossible to do yourself anyway:D
Hmm, you done something with your hair? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Firebottle
TBH I seem to have missed that post, perhaps if you'd gone for something with more colour... You know, that look on most folk would be all wrong, but you manage to make it work, rocking those stockings like no one else can. Might I suggest an appropriate hat to complete the look? Like maybe a deer stalker or pith helmet.
And what's that frock all about? Looks like a tradesman's kilt - make you popular with little old ladies when clearing their gutters :eyebrows:
One last question - how did Shirley manage to keep the camera steady?
Gloriously bonkers, you make the world a little bit better :youtheman:
Lucky you, my missus looks more like Bluto. Please don't tell her I said that :sofa:Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
she knows ;) i told her:ner:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
How do you reconcile that statement with your plans to be self sufficient? You could buy your own hairdresser I suppose, but as far as I know they don't lay eggs, and trying to milk one would just earn you a slap :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
im guessing he will imprison his hairdresser in tabatha's dungeon:eyebrows:
You trade the hairdresser a bag of carrots or something for a hair cut. Like they do in 'The Good Life'. Although that might only work on TV. In the 1970s.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
My Wahl clippers don't use a number, it's just bare clippers. As short as it will go. Mrs. P does it, and that's how she likes it to be. Not a case of my not caring what I look like, more a case of not caring what others think. And if anyone did comment (never happened) I'd just say shut up you tart :)
A bag of carrots is probably about 20p at Lidl No hairdresser would do hair that cheap. Not even a Covid nosehair trim.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
If carrots are that cheap there's not much point in growing your own. Probably better to grow ganja and trade that for goods and services. I'd imagine you could pay most hairdressers with weed. Or with spare parts for an MX5.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
If you paid your hairdresser with 2 weeks worth of weed, best leaving it 3 weeks till your next haircut. I suspect Marco's hairdresser get paid in weed by one of her clients, then does his hair the next day :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Macca
Just received another Christmas card today - this time from the US! :doh: