Haircuts

Posted by: Not For Me on 01 April 2004

Has anyone here got an interesting haircut?

With all of the wide variety of folk here someone must have one?

DS

ITC - Anthony Rother - Magic Diner

Posted on: 01 April 2004 by Mick P

Please tell me you are taking the piss.

Who wants to know about bloody hair cuts.

Regards

Mick

Posted on: 01 April 2004 by long-time-dead

Head or pubic ?

I'm off to check out the wife - back tomorrow.........

Posted on: 01 April 2004 by joe90

Home-made No.3 with the Wahl HandiCut for me.

20 seconds. Then a shower. No worries.

I once had a perm. Oh dear.

Joe90

Posted on: 01 April 2004 by Jez Quigley

Home-made No.2 with the Wahl for me.

20 seconds. Then a shower. No worries.

I never had a perm. My 'style' is the opposite of a mohican - nowt on top and a ring of hair at the sides

Posted on: 01 April 2004 by syd

No.2 with a good buffing for the Bald Pate. Costs £5.50 for less than a minute. What's a Wahl handicut?

Yours in Music

Syd

Posted on: 02 April 2004 by Jez Quigley

Current range in the UK is here:

http://www.wahl.co.uk/

Posted on: 02 April 2004 by Rockingdoc

From what I've seen at hi-fi shows, interest in personal grooming is inversely proportional to interst in hi-fi.

Posted on: 02 April 2004 by Markus S

I'm sure David just wants to find someone who'll admit to a mullet.

Posted on: 02 April 2004 by Mekon

Wahl, no guard. I have had some terrible haircuts, but shaving it all off has fixed the problem for good.

I fancy one of those pro-model Wahls.

Posted on: 02 April 2004 by Haroon

Mine is a BaByliss zero/no guard!

Posted on: 02 April 2004 by Dev B

David,

Having met some of the folks here:

1. Matthew Robinson has a mullet
2. Joe Petrik has a mullet
3. Vuk had a mullet but shaved it off, now has a Hare Krishna ponytail and shaved Head
4. Mick Parry has an "Elvis"
5. Alex Schovaloff has a mullet
6. Nick Lees has a permed mullet
7. Garyi wants a mullet.

Posted on: 02 April 2004 by Not For Me

Mick,

I think a lot of people would like to know about your haircut and those of other forumati?

DS

ITC - Current 93 - Thunder Perfect Mind revised

Posted on: 02 April 2004 by oldie

just had one ,
but couldn't tell you what it is as I had to take my spec's off whilst it was done, but it "don't half feel draughty round the back now" though!!!

a colder, oldie

Posted on: 02 April 2004 by Mike Hanson

We have a monthly "hair party" for a bunch of us. Our good friend and Sassoon-trained stylist Dyllon does anywhere from 3-10 cuts and/or colors througout the affair.

I wouldn't entrust my hair to anyone else, and I certainly wouldn't attempt a DIY job (regardless of how cool the tool was). Besides, Dyllon is far cooler than any silly electric razor.

-=> Mike Hanson <=-

Posted on: 02 April 2004 by Mike in PA, USA

Was on holiday in Spain and saw this 20-year old elite female mountain bike racer with a t-shirt that said "business in the front, party in the back."

She claimed this was about mullets. Not sure I believed her.

-M

Posted on: 02 April 2004 by joe90

I grew up in a town which could challenge for the right to call itself 'Mulletville, capital city of Mulletania'.

I'm scarred for life.

Anyone who wears a mullet cannot be taken seriously.

Joe90

Posted on: 02 April 2004 by joe90

check out www.mulletsgalore.com

Awesome dude!

Joe90

Posted on: 03 April 2004 by Not For Me

So, it seems that the favoured styles of the forumati are the Mullets or none hair at all, EXCEPT facial hair which is welcome at all times, and seems to be encouraged.

I myself have been cultivating a Albert Einstein style 'Mad Professor' fizz bang of white hair, but am just about to be robbed of it because the Wife has issed an ultimatum, so off to the barbers it is.

DS

OTD - English Muffin - The Blood of an English Muffin

Posted on: 03 April 2004 by Mike Hanson

quote:
Originally posted by David Slater:
So, it seems that the favoured styles of the forumati are the Mullets or none hair at all, EXCEPT facial hair which is welcome at all times, and seems to be encouraged.

Sorry, but my son and I don't fit that mold at all.

-=> Mike Hanson <=-

Posted on: 04 April 2004 by joe90

What a sweet little boy you have!
How old is he??

I have 2 1/2 yr old twins.

Joe90

Posted on: 04 April 2004 by Mike Hanson

Thanks. He's about 1-month-old in that picture, but he turned 2-months just 2 days ago. Yes, he's a good kid and (thankfully) very easy to take care of. Even with his easy maintenance, though, I can imagine how difficult it would be to handle twins.

Good on ya!

-=> Mike Hanson <=-

Posted on: 04 April 2004 by joe90

How big was he when he was born?
Is he your first?

Joe90

Posted on: 05 April 2004 by Mike Hanson

He was 9-pounds, 4-ounces (4.2kg), which was pretty big to begin with. I'm not sure what he weighs right now, but he's got a doctor's appointment today, so we'll find out.

Yes, he's our first and will also be our last. Jill and I wanted the experience of raising a child, but we aren't interested in the effort required to raise any more. Also, I'm 40 this year, and I don't want to be more than 60 when the kid grows-up.

-=> Mike Hanson <=-

Posted on: 06 April 2004 by hicapman

quote:
Originally posted by Mike Hanson:
quote:
Originally posted by David Slater:
So, it seems that the favoured styles of the forumati are the Mullets or none hair at all, EXCEPT facial hair which is welcome at all times, and seems to be encouraged.

Sorry, but my son and I don't fit that mold at all.

http://www.brynioch.com/images/2004/02/29/00047_RT8s.jpg

-=> Mike Hanson <=-

Posted on: 06 April 2004 by hicapman

quote:
Originally posted by Mike Hanson:
quote:
Originally posted by David Slater:
So, it seems that the favoured styles of the forumati are the Mullets or none hair at all, EXCEPT facial hair which is welcome at all times, and seems to be encouraged.

Sorry, but my son and I don't fit that mold at all.

Sorry if I,m stating the obvious, but has anyone said you look like Frank Skinner!

http://www.brynioch.com/images/2004/02/29/00047_RT8s.jpg

-=> Mike Hanson <=-