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#26425

We’re all about narrowcasting here.

Go to it.

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  • #26428

    I assume this is a remake of Hewligan’s Haircut, but by the people who worked on Legion of Super Heroes in the 1800s

  • #26431

    Have you read my monograph, “Legion Haircuts Through the Decades”?

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  • #26432

    Is this… is this the new politics thread?

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  • #26437

    The BBC is reporting that hairdressers have reopened in Poland.

    That makes it the second country in Europe to do that. The UK did it first, but only for Members of Parliament.

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  • #26439

    Barber shops and beauty salons We’re allowed to open back up in Texas on May 8 with safety protocols they have to comply with.

    Last Wednesday, I went and got a shave and haircut. My barber works alone in a small suite so I felt comfortable going to him. We both followed the safety protocols and it worked out just fine. It felt so good to get my hair cut.

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  • #26440

    Isn’t it wonderful that we are allowed to get our hair cut.

  • #26442

    Everyone is allowed to get their hair cut.

    As long as you aren’t too fussy who does it.

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  • #26443

    Isn’t it wonderful that we are allowed to get our hair cut.

    It’s even more wonderful to not be infected with a disease.

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  • #26465

    Everyone is allowed to get their hair cut.

    As long as you aren’t too fussy who does it.

    My wife cut my hair in the backyard. And she charged much less than my usual barber, so I gave her a very generous tip.

  • #26468

    Lucky you, my wife is charging more.

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  • #26469

    Everyone is allowed to get their hair cut.

    As long as you aren’t too fussy who does it.

    My wife cut my hair in the backyard. And she charged much less than my usual barber, so I gave her a very generous tip.

    Just the tip?

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  • #26473

    My wife cut my hair in the backyard.

    Lucky you, my wife will only cut the hair on my head.

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  • #26477

    My hairdresser cuts my hair topless.

    I cut my own hair.

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  • #26487

    Hairdressers were never closed here.  Apparently they are an “essential service”.

    Based purely on the musings of this board I can see why!

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  • #26499

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  • #26505

    Well, at least hairstyle are being kept out of the Morrison / Moore copying “feud”.

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  • #26507

    Well, at least hairstyle are being kept out of the Morrison / Moore copying “feud”.

    Moore has noted that he actually adopted Morrison’s current hairstyle over sixty years ago, the moment he was born.

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  • #26521

    I can’t copy either option. Where are my options?

    Small vertical snips with embroidery scissors.

    Slow and steady like Sonic when he’s at the tricksy platform bits but not quite so laid-back as Mario; when he pauses too long he falls asleep.

  • #26541

    I can’t copy either option. Where are my options?

    What about the Sinead O’Connor option? That way you can use your embroidery scissors to cut up a photo of the Pope.  :rose: :-)

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  • #26763

    As soon as international travel is available, I’m moving to India.

    Who knew Sachin Tendulkar, India’s most loved cricketer, could also give a decent haircut?
    With salons shut during a nationwide lockdown, Tendulkar briefly turned barber for his son – and the result, a buzz cut, didn’t look bad at all.

    “As a father you need to do everything…” he wrote in the message that accompanied a video on Instagram, showing off his skills.
    The display certainly entertained his 22.3 million followers, who were amused, full of praise or simply thrilled to see a new update from his life.
    But, by Tendulkar’s own admission, he did have some help: his daughter, Sara.

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  • #27228

    I have a cunning plan, my lord.

    I have suggested that barbers start advertising “eye tests” :-) for anyone that needs one.

    I’m a genius :yahoo:

  • #27239

    It is starting to get very warm here and yesterday I was contemplating going the Morrison route. Only problem is I don’t have the right equipment.

  • #27241

    Only problem is I don’t have the right equipment.

    It is possible to shave with a kitchen knife if one has to. I have video proof.

  • #27244

    It is starting to get very warm here and yesterday I was contemplating going the Morrison route. Only problem is I don’t have the right equipment.

    A

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  • #27305

    It is starting to get very warm here and yesterday I was contemplating going the Morrison route. Only problem is I don’t have the right equipment.

    A

    Phrasing? Archer, I can say you’re a former agent of ISIS and you can’t say I’m lying. You’re in no position to talk about phrasing.

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  • #27324

    It is starting to get very warm here and yesterday I was contemplating going the Morrison route. Only problem is I don’t have the right equipment.

    A

    Phrasing? Archer, I can say you’re a former agent of ISIS and you can’t say I’m lying. You’re in no position to talk about phrasing.

    a

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  • #27330

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-52819003

    The Hair and Barber Council, which represents 11,000 salons, estimates most of its members would be ready by mid-June.

    The Department for Business has told Radio 1 Newsbeat that 4 July remains the earliest date they can open in England.

    Salons have been closed since the lockdown began on 24 March.

    Keith Conniford, the CEO of the Hair and Barber Council, says many salon owners want to open on June 15, alongside other non-food retail outlets.

    He says: “I have spoken to a number of practitioners I know within barbering and hairdressing and resoundingly they said yes.”

    B-)

  • #27332

    4 July remains the earliest date they can open in England

    Cool, they can open up just in time for the holiday. :whistle:

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    Weaker without.

    Free fallin’. I’m Petty AF.

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  • #27399

    Sure, it’s all right if you’re Bruce Wayne. He’s got a butler to cut his hair. Bastard.

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  • #27406

    Sure, it’s all right if you’re Bruce Wayne. He’s got a butler to cut his hair. Bastard.

    If your butler said no, DavidM, ask your maid to do it. Or your chauffeur; he’s got nothing else to do right now.

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  • #27414

    Sure, it’s all right if you’re Bruce Wayne. He’s got a butler to cut his hair. Bastard.

    If your butler said no, DavidM, ask your maid to do it. Or your chauffeur; he’s got nothing else to do right now.

    My chauffeur’s busy testing his eyesight on a drive to Metropolis.

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  • #27437

    Got my hair cut at the local hairdresser today. Suck it, Meadows!

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  • #27596

    Haven’t shaved since I’ve been in the office – so that’s about 10 weeks. Overdue for a haircut too. Barbers are open here; I just haven’t gotten around to it – I’d rather wait until I’m back at work.

    plague-beard-1

     

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  • #27604

    Haven’t shaved since I’ve been in the office – so that’s about 10 weeks. Overdue for a haircut too. Barbers are open here; I just haven’t gotten around to it – I’d rather wait until I’m back at work.

    plague-beard-1

     

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    You look like a character from a Dostoevsky novel!

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  • #27637

    He looks like Neil Gaiman (but with fewer grey hairs).

  • #27647

    Haven’t shaved since I’ve been in the office

    If I saw you walking down the street, Andrew, I’d cross over to the other side. Just sayin’…

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  • #27668

    Haven’t shaved since I’ve been in the office

    If I saw you walking down the street, Andrew, I’d cross over to the other side. Just sayin’…

    Typical of how the Bourgeoisie treats the Proletariat.

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  • #27804

    Barbers are open again here but I may wait. They are required to wear full PPE gear including Face Shields(the big hard plastic ones). I would feel like a lab specimen.

  • #27807

    I would feel like a lab specimen.

    But….isn’t that what we all are?

  • #27808

    don’t harsh my buzz. I’d like to continue this delusion that I am a human being with free will awhile longer.

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  • #27810

    Talking of ‘buzz’. I got fed up, ordered some clippers online and shaved the whole lot off myself.

    (I rocked a ‘number 2 all over’ for many years so it isn’t that drastic a move).

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  • #27813

    Talking of ‘buzz’. I got fed up, ordered some clippers online and shaved the whole lot off myself.

    (I rocked a ‘number 2 all over’ for many years so it isn’t that drastic a move).

    Post a picture!

  • #27821

    It’s like this but 9 years later.

     

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  • #27826

    You still have the koala?

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  • #27868

    Fuck, we’ve been talking about self-hair-experimentation for ages now and I didn’t think to post this until now:

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  • #28443

    Couldn’t cop the abuse anymore; got a haircut yesterday and thought a shave should go with it. So it begins again.

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  • #28445

    Rocked this in between, briefly.

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  • #28630

    Ah, so the I’m-going-to-murder-you-in-your-sleep gaze wasn’t connected to the beard. Good to know.

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  • #28662

    That’s called a smile!

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  • #28673

    You should see him when he’s trying to look scary!

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  • #28682

    Couldn’t cop the abuse anymore; got a haircut yesterday and thought a shave should go with it. So it begins again.

    BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!

  • #28683

    Rocked this in between, briefly.

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  • #28684

    That’s called a smile!

    You should smile more, Andrew!

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  • #28764

    That’s called a smile!

    Dear God no it’s not! A smile is when the edges of your mouth move upwards recognisably! I demand you try it and show another foto!

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  • #29315

    I know this thread originated from David’s anger at politicians and their mysterious lovely hair during lockdown.

    I have to say I’d quite like Boris Johnson to break the rules and be a hypocrite because that mop on his head right now is offending my eyes.

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  • #29318

    Yesterday on the front benches. Which of these men has gone three months without a hair cut?

    Untitled

    The crusade never ends!

     

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  • #29337

    It is possible for someone else you live with to cut your hair in lockdown, you know. You just end up with a slightly shit haircut.

    So if anything, I think that picture proves they’re sticking to the rules.

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  • #29889

    Okay, so I had needed a haircut since before this began.
    Always wear a baseball cap at work (steel fabrication) and wings were sticking out the sides and I couldn’t stand it.

    Took out the shears late March (I’ve had a goatee multiple times in my life, this time maybe 7 years?).
    Sides gone (right to the back), and I love it.
    People really like the pics including my sisters (because you can make long, wet hair look good).

    The following weekend I’m braver and do more.
    Looks awesome and the word Mohawk applies.
    Can’t believe it’s the end of the world and I’m looking Road Warrior awesome!

    But the hair that’s left is a mop. Does not look good when it’s dry.
    One of those attachments should solve this.
    First one does very little.
    Second one and Bam! Bad idea to start at the front.
    Eff me, the soldiers (lots) have abandoned their posts!

    Arrgh! Okay, just accept it and go even shorter all over.
    Things can’t get any worse.

    What the? That little spot at the back was apparently a sign.
    Not a lot of foilage between the trees.

    You can be bald, shave your head bald, and all is ok.
    Other than that the world demands a full head of hair (because 90% of the world are bastards).

    Well, it taught me a couple of things.
    How not to care what other people think.
    When you are grooving the Apocalypse, don’t fuck with it (and the whole fantasy/reality thing).

    But I do like the shaved sides.
    So maybe not Road Warrior, but Peaky Blinders is cool…

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  • #29892

    The following weekend I’m braver and do more.
    Looks awesome and the word Mohawk applies.
    Can’t believe it’s the end of the world and I’m looking Road Warrior awesome!

    You know the rules, Sean:

    Pictures, or it didn’t happen.

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  • #29893

    I was overdue a haircut before Lockdown started and was enjoying my hair being a bit long for the first time in a while. Nowhere near the majestic ponytail I used to have, but down around my eyes.

    Given I don’t have a good pair of clippers and my hair’s pretty damn thick, I decided to just go with it and let it grow long again. I’d forgotten how much of a pain than can be, especially as it’s not quite long enough to tie up fully yet.

    I’ve resorted to wearing a bandana and actually, it’s pretty great. Really simple way of keeping it all out of the way at the front. I wish I’d had the self confidence to wear one back in the day.

    That said, I’m still getting a short back and sides as soon as it’s safe to go to a barber again.

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  • #29894

    That post was a fun ride. Clearly, you’re not related to Colin Robinson…

    Even though he’s also bald.

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  • #29918

    I could have had a haircut for a while now, but decided I’d let it grow some more. I think I’m going to have a bit of big hair for this summer.

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    20200418_164725

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  • #29949

    :good: :good:

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  • #31566

    Barbers round the corner: packed at 9.30, and a row of socially-distanced plastic chairs outside full of people queuing in the rain.

    Barbers in Fewster Square: row of plastic chairs with people queuing but not in the rain because there’s an awning round the shopping centre.

    Barbers on the way to Felling: queue of people but no chairs so they’re standing in the rain. Was tempted to tell them about the luxury at Fewster Square.

    Barbers in Pelaw: still closed and shuttered.

    Posh hairstylists in Pelaw: non-socially-distanced mob of people crowding round the door. Luckily, people who go to posh hair stylists are expendable.

    That concludes my Saturday morning exercise.

    My hair remains uncut.

  • #31567

    My friend got a home haircut. It took around nine hours in the end.

  • #31570

    Whereas I could easily have my hair cut, but still haven’t been. I just like looking more and more like a wooly mammoth.

    2020-07-04-14.29.05

    (I’ll go before the new school year starts, though. No sense in frightening the new kids.)

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  • #31586

    Whereas I could easily have my hair cut, but still haven’t been. I just like looking more and more like a wooly mammoth.

    And a little bit like you’ve been bitten by a radioactive spider.

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  • #31606

    And a little bit like you’ve been bitten by a radioactive spider.

    Rather a little bit like he’s a not-too-perfect clone of someone bitten by a radioactive spider.

    Def getting Kaine vibes.

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  • #32000

    My hair is cut. You can close the thread :yahoo:

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  • #32001

    Pics or it didn’t happen.

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  • #32077

    That’s not really that long . I remember back in the day Christian would have a something looking like a Garden bush. Todd, do you have any of those pictures from back then?

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    before
    after

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  • #32089

    after.jpg is a behind the scenes photo from Leon.

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  • #32097

    Ummm… did David just unveil his face on the board for the first time? Do we have a party?

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  • #32098

    It’s at least the second time.

    Double party time!! :yahoo: :yahoo:

  • #32099

    I’ll get my beer!

  • #32100

    Cheers, Leon!

    Seeing as this is the haircut thread I might point out that I have an accidental Tintin thing going on on top.

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  • #32108

    Sláinte, Tintin!

    Seeing as David posted a before and after pic it’s technically a triple party!!!

    :yahoo: :yahoo: :yahoo:

     

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  • #32112

    How do we know that’s really DavidM in those photos? It could be the customer who was ahead of him at the barbershop.

    I think this thread needs to continue until we can obtain clinical proof of his Meadows-ness. It’s the only way to be sure.

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  • #32121

    How do we know that’s really DavidM in those photos?

    I’m telling you; It’s yer man from Leon!

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  • #32129

    I can finally put a face to the posts.

    Unless… that’s a collared shirt; quite unlike the black band t-shirts we’ve heard tell of – this is an impostor!

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  • #32142

    No it isn’t. It’s David. You’ve all seen his face before.

    Unless… is this yet another Prometheus reference I’m missing? After a while, I kinda tuned them out.

  • #32144

    Went for a walk. My ears got cold. I want my hair back :wacko:

     

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  • #32146

    That’s not really that long . I remember back in the day Christian would have a something looking like a Garden bush. Todd, do you have any of those pictures from back then?

    I do have some, of course, but as our official pictorial chronicler, this is indeed up to Todd.

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  • #32542

    My local barbers are being pretty damn smart.

    Hand sanitiser on arrival, masked / faceshields, numerous anti-bac cleaning sprays, one disposable gown per customer and they haven’t whacked their prices up, unlike some places. £2 increase, which feels reasonable, up to £14.

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  • #32577

    My local barbers are being pretty damn smart. Hand sanitiser on arrival…

    The first thing they do when I walk in to my local barber shop is to point a temperature gun at me to make sure I don’t have a fever. I assume if it was too high I would be thrown out. That’s very comforting.

  • #32600

    The first thing they do when I walk in to my local barber shop is to point a temperature gun at me

    That sounds like something a Spider-Man villain would use to explode people.

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  • #32607

    The first thing they do when I walk in to my local barber shop is to point a temperature gun at me to make sure I don’t have a fever. I assume if it was too high I would be thrown out. That’s very comforting

    It’s been mandatory here for any indoor outlet since early April. They are meant to refuse entry if you show over 37.6 degrees celsius (99.68 in old money).

    I sometimes question the accuracy of the temperature guns though as the one at pub quiz last night did show 32.2 c which would mean I was in severe hypothermia, probably dead. 😂

    To be fair most of the time they show a normal healthy temperature.

  • #32622

    I sometimes question the accuracy of the temperature guns though as the one at pub quiz last night did show 32.2 c which would mean I was in severe hypothermia, probably dead

    Kathy got one yesterday, for work purposes. She tested it on me and I am so cold I am probably clinically dead.

    This is an intelligent, highly educated, technology-literate person who read all the instructions and still couldn’t use the thing properly because she has no concept of how far “3cm” is.

    :unsure:

     

  • #33292

    I am getting a haircut this week! Will report back.

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  • #33305

    Shaved off my mhouszteaäschio. For work.

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  • #33308

    Hope work goes well. :good:

  • #33473

    Shaved off my mhouszteaäschio

    That’s easy for you to say!

  • #48295

    before
    after

    paging @SteveSensible

    Although I do stand by my previous claim that it may just as well be yer man from Leon.

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  • #48779

    $@!#

    Guess what I forgot to do before we went into Lockdown III ? :wacko:

     

     

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