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over a year ago
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Tories ?...sheesh !
I`m trying to behave %*
I work with a guy who wears a syrup...looks bloody odd ter me...and the rituals seem to be a big part of his life.....but do yer know...bless him...it don`t hurt anyone and I don`t see it no more...wig blindness et al..
I feel fer him, when we`re working outside...think it must be superglued on ! ...but he lives in alot of fear...poor sod!..
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I really don't think men should wear them. Just shave the lot off if it's going.
Same with women though I fel for the older woman who may not feel they can just shave it off.
Womens wigs are better though because they hide the edges better with a fringe or length.
However just for fun I love to wear a wig |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm looking for a Cleopatra type wig for my cozzie for the Minehead social 
oh, and a pair of size 10 heels "
just put a mine on yer head - very thematic.  |
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By *aucy3Couple
over a year ago
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a guy in our golf club wears a wig.his own hair,arround the sides is grey.
the wig is jet black,it's just so obvious where the wig stops,and his own hair starts.
whats the point,wearing wig,if it's so friggin obvious.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Some guys might as well wear a Davy Crockett hat given how bad their choice of wig or hairpeice is.
I like to play "spot the rug" whenever I'm bored with the tele.
David Walliams and Robert Lindsey are two guys I keep watching, waiting to see a little misshap, and that guy who lives at Home Farm on Emmerdale who's wife just left. Don't know his name or his character name, and Dev from Corrie |
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some years ago, i met a guy from an online datein site, the 1st time we slept 2gether, he went to the bathroom and came out a different bloke, all his hair had gone, and his bloody teeth ffs, and was wearing a string vest..... never again  |
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"some years ago, i met a guy from an online datein site, the 1st time we slept 2gether, he went to the bathroom and came out a different bloke, all his hair had gone, and his bloody teeth ffs, and was wearing a string vest..... never again "
That sounds like Rab c nessbit.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It really depends who is wearing it and the wig, some look fab others silly, and agree with the opinion guys should not bother, not seen one guy that looked good in a wig, mind you i do remember being scared out of my skin once when i first found out an ex had hair extensions... mainly because i found out in the bedroom lol. A little warning would have been nice. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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haha yeah i did that on a lad once i think that it might of freaked him out finding them in the am haha
but wigs are deffo alot of fun especially for a bit of role play
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"haha yeah i did that on a lad once i think that it might of freaked him out finding them in the am haha
but wigs are deffo alot of fun especially for a bit of role play
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Got to agree with the role play comment, and you can experiment with crazy colours a little less permanently than hair dye.. which has a tendency to damage if you do.
With the hair extensions, i only freaked out a little bit lol, for a brief moment i was like your hair isn't real??? |
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