OT: Why are barbers deaf or stupid?

Solved the "not spiking" issue. Was getting short of Mangahead, the "matte surf paste" I bought wouldn't=20 cut it.

So I invested in a tube of "got2be glued". I swear looking at the=20 ingredients, it is liquid PVA in a tube. Looks like it, smells like it.=20 Even holds like it. I wonder. got2be glued =A33.99 for a normal gel sized tube. PVA from wickes not much more for 5 litres. If I don't get the=20 waterproof I wonder if it will still be water resistant but still=20 shampoo out easily.

--=20 Carl Robson Audio stream:

Solved the "not spiking" issue. Was getting short of Mangahead, the "matte surf paste" I bought wouldn't cut it.

So I invested in a tube of "got2be glued". I swear looking at the ingredients, it is liquid PVA in a tube. Looks like it, smells like it. Even holds like it. I wonder. got2be glued £3.99 for a normal gel sized tube. PVA from wickes not much more for 5 litres. If I don't get the waterproof I wonder if it will still be water resistant but still shampoo out easily.

Seriously, and don't take this the wrong way, it's just a bit of friendly advice....

You're older than me Your recent employment history is a bit patchy

I think you should take a look at the image you're putting over to potential employers.

I know I don't work in your field, however, if someone came for an interview looking how you inspire to look, they'd be the first name on the 'reject' pile.

Yes, I'm becoming a miserable middle-aged git, but sometime you're going to have to leave the teen rebel look behind and start to look like a professional.

If he wants to come across as some sort of wannabee Peter Stringfellow, then let him.

If nothing else, he'll get a string of hollow head bints all keen to sit on his lap... won't he?

--=20 JackH

It sounds like the barber has better taste than you do. If you insist on having a chavcut, tell him so.

Which one do you use? Ever tried Razors in Latchford? =A36.50, does me proud :-)

Oh don't worry. For interviews, black suit. Burgundy shirt and tie, hair neaty gelled into place looking very professional, shoes smartly polished.

I always check on the dress code in job i'm offered Even if I get creative with it once I've been there, I never break it.

Don't see how 1 year in a "first jobbing" position, two years at the next company, 5 years at the next one, then let go when his checks bounced 3 times is patchy on my part.

And this is a problem how?

Tip: go to a hairdresser, not a barber. A proper hairdresser. And not some local Sharon, a decent one...

I go to Saks. F*ck you all who think it's poncy! The girls are sexy and they give a brilliant head massage when they do the shampoo...

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I've just been reading a book by a chap with the same problem. Bill Bryson, maybe you two should swap notes. :-)

I'll look them up. Normally use Hairs Rock, on Orford lane. Guy plays in band part time, and has pictures of dead rockstars up=20 instead of the normal cheesy hair style pics. Shame he can't cut beyond=20 one style.

But I've tried a few others, including the two women who run the small=20 place at the back of the market.

--=20 Carl Robson Audio stream:

We have a Toni and Guy, and then somewhere more expensive. After that it is all Sharon's types.

A pink Vitara with a white roll bar you mean.

Fraser

Haircute are like hookers; the more expensive they are, the better the experience ;)

No, I don't live near Ipswich...

Sometimes I do feel I should be a script writer for the next season of "Grumpy old men". Whenever I watch it and they say "have you ever noticed when/how...." I think yes, oh god yes, why is that people you are paying think they know better than you as to what you want (and I don't mean technical/legal/law of physics type stuff) and ignore what you ask for.

Only if it has the factory fit hairdryer option. ;) But I want the upgrade to a disco potato.

"Doki" wrote in news:nKzih.7270$1W1.6267@newsfe4- win.ntli.net:

Fiver up here, any more and you're gay. :-)