As said before: My God! It's Buster Bloodvessel's long lost twin brother!
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It's obviously the "in" look - even the Blessed Sheldon Brown is doing it now
I'm obviously a trendsetter ahead of time! ;-) Since my hair was going anyway I thought I ought to give it a helping hand and finish the job nature had started, and the only person who doesn't like it (and my brother's similar predicament and solution) is my mum.
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Ahh. A purveyor of puerile entertainment to the masses. So it is fair & reasonable that a person of culture & discernment should not know.
Tchah! Speaking as one of culture and discernment (i.e. I have actually voluntarily attended, and even participated in, classical music concerts) all I can say is your ignorance is your loss. How can you possibly count yourself among the musical cognoscenti if you have not heard the seminal "Lip Up Fatty," or that anthem to the overweight "You Fat [censored]?" To say nothing of the sublime pleasure of dancing to Buster's unique rendition of the Can-Can :-D
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Tchah! Speaking as one of culture and discernment (i.e. I have actually voluntarily attended, and even participated in, classical music concerts) all I can say is your ignorance is your loss. How can you possibly count yourself among the musical cognoscenti if you have not heard the seminal "Lip Up Fatty," or that anthem to the overweight "You Fat [censored]?" To say nothing of the sublime pleasure of dancing to Buster's unique rendition of the Can-Can :-D
These are pleasures that I feel I can safely forego without compromising my reputation for being a toffee nosed [censored] 🙂
I've just been and went and done and gone and looked. Wot? - no warning?! Think I'll start a campaign for classification of images, so that the weans and the innocents can be protected - a certificate of X ought to do quite nicely for that lot, thank you very much....
From one thinking of moving to FatBlokeOnBike@ Thanx for the inspiration.
This guy does have a neck bigger than his head though ;-) He looks like he should be on the wrestling circuit.
-- StainlessSteelRat "Let's face it, comedy is a dead art form. Now tragedy, ha ha ha, that's funny!" -- Fry
Yes but let's face it, the last time he shaved was in 1968. I think you are allowed a little extra when you've been around that long. Whilst I think he looks tremendous with the full fluff look, I reckon he looks better without it. It allows the 'real you' (tm) to shine through and lets face it (ugh, 'scuse the pun -again!), everyones face suits 'em when they lose all the fluff, 'cos it's their face and must suit 'em, right ?
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wafflycathcsdirtycatlitter said:
It's obviously the "in" look - even the Blessed Sheldon Brown is doing
it now
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I'm obviously a trendsetter ahead of time! ;-) Since my hair was going anyway I thought I ought to give it a helping hand and finish the job nature had started, and the only person who doesn't like it (and my brother's similar predicament and solution) is my mum.
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I went through a similar experience with me dear old mum several years ago when I decided to do the dirty deed. She always remembered me with lovely golden blond curls, beautiful hair etcetc, so when I lopped the lot off she thought it the work of the devil. About 12 months after I'd had it done and she'd tutted every time she saw it, she suddenly changed tack, took an admiring glance and commented on the fact that I'd got a 'David Beckham'.....After I'd blown the best part of a mouthful of coffee in her face I pointed out that I'd had mine for over a year and it was, in fact, a case of him copying me!!! (that dates it ;-)
I've just been and went and done and gone and looked.
Just imagine the scenes from tonight's dream. Poor little Nemo...
I'll get me coat. A mouse-brown overcoat, I suspect.
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"Dave" <[email hidden]> wrote: ( Yes but let's face it, the last time he shaved was in 1968. I think you are ) allowed a little extra when you've been around that long.
It wasn't such an impressive beard if it took thirty-five years to grow. I stop shaving every August (to insulate for winter cycling) and have been mistaken for an orthodox before Christmas. I find that shaving both beard and hair at Easter causes the weather to turn much colder, but that if I shave the beard and leave several weeks before getting all the hair cut off as well, it causes storms of rain and hail.