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Syl · FIRM BUT FAIR.

RE: Are you letting yourself go yet?

John Doe · Still Here!

Syl wrote:
John Doe wrote:
Digger wrote:
I do pity those who spend a fortune at the hairdressers, getting their nails done, false lashes, trout pout, Charlie Cairoli eyebrows, minge wax etc.

I might not be what I was 20 years ago but I'm pretty much natural everything. I've never been one to go to pamper sessions. I do miss going out with my mates for lunch though, and having a good gab.
Cut my own hair for 25 years, short number 2 - saved a fortune although ironically I am the only bloke in my extended family who could grow a full head of hair if I wanted to.
I take after Grandad (RIP) for that.
I often cut my own hair too. Many a time OH has looked in the bin and thought a dead hairy animal has died in there.
Like Digger I dont pay to be messed about with, in fact it's my idea of hell to have someone plucking, injecting, polishing, massaging and generally fussing about around me.

I don't know much but from what I have heard women get charged a fortune for virtually nothing - good for you Syl. X

Digger · Admin

Syl wrote:
John Doe wrote:
Digger wrote:
I do pity those who spend a fortune at the hairdressers, getting their nails done, false lashes, trout pout, Charlie Cairoli eyebrows, minge wax etc.

I might not be what I was 20 years ago but I'm pretty much natural everything. I've never been one to go to pamper sessions. I do miss going out with my mates for lunch though, and having a good gab.
Cut my own hair for 25 years, short number 2 - saved a fortune although ironically I am the only bloke in my extended family who could grow a full head of hair if I wanted to.
I take after Grandad (RIP) for that.
I often cut my own hair too. Many a time OH has looked in the bin and thought a dead hairy animal has died in there.
Like Digger I dont pay to be messed about with, in fact it's my idea of hell to have someone plucking, injecting, polishing, massaging and generally fussing about around me.

Me too. I hate and loathe going to the hairdressers. They always have the most ghastly lighting

Maddog · Go Outside

John Doe wrote:
Syl wrote:
John Doe wrote:
Digger wrote:
I do pity those who spend a fortune at the hairdressers, getting their nails done, false lashes, trout pout, Charlie Cairoli eyebrows, minge wax etc.

I might not be what I was 20 years ago but I'm pretty much natural everything. I've never been one to go to pamper sessions. I do miss going out with my mates for lunch though, and having a good gab.
Cut my own hair for 25 years, short number 2 - saved a fortune although ironically I am the only bloke in my extended family who could grow a full head of hair if I wanted to.
I take after Grandad (RIP) for that.
I often cut my own hair too. Many a time OH has looked in the bin and thought a dead hairy animal has died in there.
Like Digger I dont pay to be messed about with, in fact it's my idea of hell to have someone plucking, injecting, polishing, massaging and generally fussing about around me.

I don't know much but from what I have heard women get charged a fortune for virtually nothing - good for you Syl. X

My middle daughter could feed Lichtenstein with her hair bill.

John Doe · Still Here!

Maddog wrote:
John Doe wrote:
Syl wrote:
John Doe wrote:
Digger wrote:
I do pity those who spend a fortune at the hairdressers, getting their nails done, false lashes, trout pout, Charlie Cairoli eyebrows, minge wax etc.

I might not be what I was 20 years ago but I'm pretty much natural everything. I've never been one to go to pamper sessions. I do miss going out with my mates for lunch though, and having a good gab.
Cut my own hair for 25 years, short number 2 - saved a fortune although ironically I am the only bloke in my extended family who could grow a full head of hair if I wanted to.
I take after Grandad (RIP) for that.
I often cut my own hair too. Many a time OH has looked in the bin and thought a dead hairy animal has died in there.
Like Digger I dont pay to be messed about with, in fact it's my idea of hell to have someone plucking, injecting, polishing, massaging and generally fussing about around me.

I don't know much but from what I have heard women get charged a fortune for virtually nothing - good for you Syl. X
My middle daughter could feed Lichtenstein with her hair bill.

Syl · FIRM BUT FAIR.

Maddog wrote:
John Doe wrote:
Syl wrote:
John Doe wrote:
Digger wrote:
I do pity those who spend a fortune at the hairdressers, getting their nails done, false lashes, trout pout, Charlie Cairoli eyebrows, minge wax etc.

I might not be what I was 20 years ago but I'm pretty much natural everything. I've never been one to go to pamper sessions. I do miss going out with my mates for lunch though, and having a good gab.
Cut my own hair for 25 years, short number 2 - saved a fortune although ironically I am the only bloke in my extended family who could grow a full head of hair if I wanted to.
I take after Grandad (RIP) for that.
I often cut my own hair too. Many a time OH has looked in the bin and thought a dead hairy animal has died in there.
Like Digger I dont pay to be messed about with, in fact it's my idea of hell to have someone plucking, injecting, polishing, massaging and generally fussing about around me.

I don't know much but from what I have heard women get charged a fortune for virtually nothing - good for you Syl. X
My middle daughter could feed Lichtenstein with her hair bill.

Did your daughter get home safely from NZ.?

Maddog · Go Outside

Syl wrote:
Maddog wrote:
John Doe wrote:
Syl wrote:
John Doe wrote:
Digger wrote:
I do pity those who spend a fortune at the hairdressers, getting their nails done, false lashes, trout pout, Charlie Cairoli eyebrows, minge wax etc.

I might not be what I was 20 years ago but I'm pretty much natural everything. I've never been one to go to pamper sessions. I do miss going out with my mates for lunch though, and having a good gab.
Cut my own hair for 25 years, short number 2 - saved a fortune although ironically I am the only bloke in my extended family who could grow a full head of hair if I wanted to.
I take after Grandad (RIP) for that.
I often cut my own hair too. Many a time OH has looked in the bin and thought a dead hairy animal has died in there.
Like Digger I dont pay to be messed about with, in fact it's my idea of hell to have someone plucking, injecting, polishing, massaging and generally fussing about around me.

I don't know much but from what I have heard women get charged a fortune for virtually nothing - good for you Syl. X
My middle daughter could feed Lichtenstein with her hair bill.

Did your daughter get home safely from NZ.?

Yes, that's #3. She came back with a fiance and a ring too.

Not a Kiwi, but her boyfriend from here.

Wedding #3 coming up.

Twizzler · Burning up the forum

John Doe wrote:
Syl wrote:
John Doe wrote:
Digger wrote:
I do pity those who spend a fortune at the hairdressers, getting their nails done, false lashes, trout pout, Charlie Cairoli eyebrows, minge wax etc.

I might not be what I was 20 years ago but I'm pretty much natural everything. I've never been one to go to pamper sessions. I do miss going out with my mates for lunch though, and having a good gab.
Cut my own hair for 25 years, short number 2 - saved a fortune although ironically I am the only bloke in my extended family who could grow a full head of hair if I wanted to.
I take after Grandad (RIP) for that.
I often cut my own hair too. Many a time OH has looked in the bin and thought a dead hairy animal has died in there.
Like Digger I dont pay to be messed about with, in fact it's my idea of hell to have someone plucking, injecting, polishing, massaging and generally fussing about around me.

I don't know much but from what I have heard women get charged a fortune for virtually nothing - good for you Syl. X

I think I will get one of those machines and get a number 1

Other half can have the same

Syl · FIRM BUT FAIR.

Maddog wrote:
Syl wrote:
Maddog wrote:
John Doe wrote:
Syl wrote:
John Doe wrote:
Digger wrote:
I do pity those who spend a fortune at the hairdressers, getting their nails done, false lashes, trout pout, Charlie Cairoli eyebrows, minge wax etc.

I might not be what I was 20 years ago but I'm pretty much natural everything. I've never been one to go to pamper sessions. I do miss going out with my mates for lunch though, and having a good gab.
Cut my own hair for 25 years, short number 2 - saved a fortune although ironically I am the only bloke in my extended family who could grow a full head of hair if I wanted to.
I take after Grandad (RIP) for that.
I often cut my own hair too. Many a time OH has looked in the bin and thought a dead hairy animal has died in there.
Like Digger I dont pay to be messed about with, in fact it's my idea of hell to have someone plucking, injecting, polishing, massaging and generally fussing about around me.

I don't know much but from what I have heard women get charged a fortune for virtually nothing - good for you Syl. X
My middle daughter could feed Lichtenstein with her hair bill.

Did your daughter get home safely from NZ.?
Yes, that's #3. She came back with a fiance and a ring too.

Not a Kiwi, but her boyfriend from here.

Wedding #3 coming up.

I saw the pics....they were beautiful. x

dr synne · Musing at the Chaos

Maddog wrote:
Syl wrote:
Maddog wrote:
John Doe wrote:
Syl wrote:
John Doe wrote:
Digger wrote:
I do pity those who spend a fortune at the hairdressers, getting their nails done, false lashes, trout pout, Charlie Cairoli eyebrows, minge wax etc.

I might not be what I was 20 years ago but I'm pretty much natural everything. I've never been one to go to pamper sessions. I do miss going out with my mates for lunch though, and having a good gab.
Cut my own hair for 25 years, short number 2 - saved a fortune although ironically I am the only bloke in my extended family who could grow a full head of hair if I wanted to.
I take after Grandad (RIP) for that.
I often cut my own hair too. Many a time OH has looked in the bin and thought a dead hairy animal has died in there.
Like Digger I dont pay to be messed about with, in fact it's my idea of hell to have someone plucking, injecting, polishing, massaging and generally fussing about around me.

I don't know much but from what I have heard women get charged a fortune for virtually nothing - good for you Syl. X
My middle daughter could feed Lichtenstein with her hair bill.

Did your daughter get home safely from NZ.?
Yes, that's #3. She came back with a fiance and a ring too.

Not a Kiwi, but her boyfriend from here.

Wedding #3 coming up.

Congratulations on the upcoming nuptials Maddog

dr synne · Musing at the Chaos

A pair of clippers, my battle raiments and woad.

That's all I need.

Oh and some Q10 moisturiser.

Syl · FIRM BUT FAIR.

I wear comfy clothes in the house. Strappy tops and leggings, and always socks because I hate slippers and my feet get cold.
I haven't worn 'going out' clothes for over 2 weeks, haven't put any makeup on, haven't styled my hair either....this is my third week of isolation, and tbh, it's not bothering me yet.

John Doe · Still Here!

Maddog wrote:
Syl wrote:
Maddog wrote:
John Doe wrote:
Syl wrote:
John Doe wrote:
Digger wrote:
I do pity those who spend a fortune at the hairdressers, getting their nails done, false lashes, trout pout, Charlie Cairoli eyebrows, minge wax etc.

I might not be what I was 20 years ago but I'm pretty much natural everything. I've never been one to go to pamper sessions. I do miss going out with my mates for lunch though, and having a good gab.
Cut my own hair for 25 years, short number 2 - saved a fortune although ironically I am the only bloke in my extended family who could grow a full head of hair if I wanted to.
I take after Grandad (RIP) for that.
I often cut my own hair too. Many a time OH has looked in the bin and thought a dead hairy animal has died in there.
Like Digger I dont pay to be messed about with, in fact it's my idea of hell to have someone plucking, injecting, polishing, massaging and generally fussing about around me.

I don't know much but from what I have heard women get charged a fortune for virtually nothing - good for you Syl. X
My middle daughter could feed Lichtenstein with her hair bill.

Did your daughter get home safely from NZ.?
Yes, that's #3. She came back with a fiance and a ring too.

Not a Kiwi, but her boyfriend from here.

Wedding #3 coming up.

Excellent news MD.

Maddog · Go Outside

Syl wrote:
Maddog wrote:
Syl wrote:
Maddog wrote:
John Doe wrote:
Syl wrote:
John Doe wrote:
Digger wrote:
I do pity those who spend a fortune at the hairdressers, getting their nails done, false lashes, trout pout, Charlie Cairoli eyebrows, minge wax etc.

I might not be what I was 20 years ago but I'm pretty much natural everything. I've never been one to go to pamper sessions. I do miss going out with my mates for lunch though, and having a good gab.
Cut my own hair for 25 years, short number 2 - saved a fortune although ironically I am the only bloke in my extended family who could grow a full head of hair if I wanted to.
I take after Grandad (RIP) for that.
I often cut my own hair too. Many a time OH has looked in the bin and thought a dead hairy animal has died in there.
Like Digger I dont pay to be messed about with, in fact it's my idea of hell to have someone plucking, injecting, polishing, massaging and generally fussing about around me.

I don't know much but from what I have heard women get charged a fortune for virtually nothing - good for you Syl. X
My middle daughter could feed Lichtenstein with her hair bill.

Did your daughter get home safely from NZ.?
Yes, that's #3. She came back with a fiance and a ring too.

Not a Kiwi, but her boyfriend from here.

Wedding #3 coming up.
I saw the pics....they were beautiful. x

I'm losing my mind.

I forgot I already mentioned that. There are certain places I reveal personal information and places I dont. This place is the former.

It's like I have different worlds I live in, and I lose track of which one I'm in.

And, I ain't no spring chicken no more.

Twizzler · Burning up the forum

dr synne wrote:
A pair of clippers, my battle raiments and woad.
That's all I need.
Oh and some Q10 moisturiser.

What is woad?

Syl · FIRM BUT FAIR.

Maddog wrote:
Syl wrote:
Maddog wrote:
Syl wrote:
Maddog wrote:
John Doe wrote:
Syl wrote:
John Doe wrote:
Digger wrote:
I do pity those who spend a fortune at the hairdressers, getting their nails done, false lashes, trout pout, Charlie Cairoli eyebrows, minge wax etc.

I might not be what I was 20 years ago but I'm pretty much natural everything. I've never been one to go to pamper sessions. I do miss going out with my mates for lunch though, and having a good gab.
Cut my own hair for 25 years, short number 2 - saved a fortune although ironically I am the only bloke in my extended family who could grow a full head of hair if I wanted to.
I take after Grandad (RIP) for that.
I often cut my own hair too. Many a time OH has looked in the bin and thought a dead hairy animal has died in there.
Like Digger I dont pay to be messed about with, in fact it's my idea of hell to have someone plucking, injecting, polishing, massaging and generally fussing about around me.

I don't know much but from what I have heard women get charged a fortune for virtually nothing - good for you Syl. X
My middle daughter could feed Lichtenstein with her hair bill.

Did your daughter get home safely from NZ.?
Yes, that's #3. She came back with a fiance and a ring too.

Not a Kiwi, but her boyfriend from here.

Wedding #3 coming up.
I saw the pics....they were beautiful. x
I'm losing my mind.

I forgot I already mentioned that. There are certain places I reveal personal information and places I dont. This place is the former.

It's like I have different worlds I live in, and I lose track of which one I'm in.

And, I ain't no spring chicken no more.

Lol, don't worry about it, we are all the same.

I forgot I had ever posted alongside you on Dogs...

-- Edited by Syl on Tuesday 31st of March 2020 03:27:23 PM

Magica · Go Outside

Twizzler wrote:
dr synne wrote:
A pair of clippers, my battle raiments and woad.
That's all I need.
Oh and some Q10 moisturiser.
What is woad?

It's a dye. People covered themselves centuries ago Twiz.

John Doe · Still Here!

Twizzler wrote:
dr synne wrote:
A pair of clippers, my battle raiments and woad.
That's all I need.
Oh and some Q10 moisturiser.
What is woad?

Dr Syne thinks he is Boudicca!

Twizzler · Burning up the forum

Magica wrote:
Twizzler wrote:
dr synne wrote:
A pair of clippers, my battle raiments and woad.
That's all I need.
Oh and some Q10 moisturiser.
What is woad?
It's a dye. People covered themselves centuries ago Twiz.

Thanks, Magica

John Doe · Still Here!

Twizzler wrote:
Magica wrote:
Twizzler wrote:
dr synne wrote:
A pair of clippers, my battle raiments and woad.
That's all I need.
Oh and some Q10 moisturiser.
What is woad?
It's a dye. People covered themselves centuries ago Twiz.
Thanks, Magica

The Celts and Boudicca found to their cost that it's never a good idea to fight the Romans in a pitched battle, sacking towns was easy - The Battle of Watling Street not so much (Tacitus gives figures of around 400 Roman deaths v 80,000 for the allied tribes and the Romans were outnumbered by 23-1 as well).