Jaysus Paul, I always had you pegged for being a fairly quiet chap.
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Originally posted by Lazare View Postlol at a vid posted in that thread, guy with an elephant cock...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQzI2_kp4QU
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thought ipoker 200k didnt start till 8 tomorrowand in good shape for a ticket. cant play. supertilt
gonna have to try and finish just outside tickets for some cash. such a ballsLast edited by eamonhonda; 08-12-12, 23:09.airport, lol
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My wife's been hounding me for god knows how long now to start looking after my skin, moisturising and washing the boat race before bed and that.
I've resisted thus far, mainly due to laziness and partially but only slightly due to the gheyness of it.
I pretty much never wash my face, other than just standing under the shower.
I had a rough night last night at the wildest most raucous 80th birthday party ever, managed to fall flat on my face drunk and also punch myself in the eye, but that's for another tale. I woke at about 12.15 with a monstrous hangover and a swollen tear gushing eye, I had to be in town for 1pm for a haircut so I made the torturous journey in, in fucking bits.
I sat down and looked at the state of myself in the mirror and decided I'm gonna bite the bullet, become a metrosexual and start moisturising.
So, does anyone else do it? Blokes obv.
Or is it still something that deserves a high amount of ridicule and 'lol you're ghey' type reactions?I hold silver in tit for tat, and I love you for that
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Originally posted by BobSloane View PostEnd of Army Navy game could be decent. Navy have a player called Wave Ryder
http://www.thefirstrow.eu/watch/1578...y-vs-army.html"Worldly wisdom teaches that it is better for reputation to fail conventionally than to succeed unconventionally." - John Maynard Keynes
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Originally posted by Lazare View PostMy wife's been hounding me for god knows how long now to start looking after my skin, moisturising and washing the boat race before bed and that.
I've resisted thus far, mainly due to laziness and partially but only slightly due to the gheyness of it.
I pretty much never wash my face, other than just standing under the shower.
I had a rough night last night at the wildest most raucous 80th birthday party ever, managed to fall flat on my face drunk and also punch myself in the eye, but that's for another tale. I woke at about 12.15 with a monstrous hangover and a swollen tear gushing eye, I had to be in town for 1pm for a haircut so I made the torturous journey in, in fucking bits.
I sat down and looked at the state of myself in the mirror and decided I'm gonna bite the bullet, become a metrosexual and start moisturising.
So, does anyone else do it? Blokes obv.
Or is it still something that deserves a high amount of ridicule and 'lol you're ghey' type reactions?
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Originally posted by Lazare View Post€30 + tip
edit, lol didn't see gheyness bolded too. wp :-)
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Originally posted by 5starpool View PostYou make an appointment for a haircut and pay over €30 for it? Wow. I realise I do not have the same considerations, but I can't ever see a situation like the above happening no matter how much hair I had.
I'd pay €80 + tbh.I hold silver in tit for tat, and I love you for that
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Google was my first port of call suprisingly! Edit: Just realised you meant to try complete the problem. Thing is I have no figures to fill in. Ah well guess I'll just walk around the city physically counting them when I'm home.
I paid $60 for my last haircut. Funny that people will spend money on clothes etc but not a haircut.
You have it on your head all the time.Last edited by max_power; 09-12-12, 00:30.
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Originally posted by Lazare View PostYeah, discussed before in here, I go in every six weeks or so, get a head massage off a hot girl, bottle of beer or good coffee and biscuits, lads mag and a haircut surrounded by extremely hot women.
I'd pay €80 + tbh.
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Originally posted by max_power View PostGoogle was my first port of call suprisingly! Edit: Just realised you meant to try complete the problem. Thing is I have no figures to fill in. Ah well guess I'll just walk around the city physically counting them when I'm home.
I paid $60 for my last haircut. Funny that people will spend money on clothes etc but not a haircut.
You have it on your head all the time.
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Guess I'm lucky to have long flowing locks.
There really is a difference tough, imo of course. They use better equipment, are more talented, you can talk about a style you would like, they are creative enough to suggest things, nicer atmosphere etc. I quite enjoy getting mine cut, nice and relaxing.
I could of course go get it cut by the old Greek guy down the back of the $2 shop for $10 but his lack of English and fondness for rusty old shavers and scissors scares me.
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Originally posted by CHD View PostIts kinda scary how similar the time I was put in the drunk tank is to Lotties experience.
He had a weirder trip though.X can be anything, any number, that is what’s CRAZY about X.
Because X doesn’t roll like that, because X can’t be pinned down!
$ Free Travel Credit with Airbnb $
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Originally posted by Lazare View PostMy wife's been hounding me for god knows how long now to start looking after my skin, moisturising and washing the boat race before bed and that.
I've resisted thus far, mainly due to laziness and partially but only slightly due to the gheyness of it.
I pretty much never wash my face, other than just standing under the shower.
I had a rough night last night at the wildest most raucous 80th birthday party ever, managed to fall flat on my face drunk and also punch myself in the eye, but that's for another tale. I woke at about 12.15 with a monstrous hangover and a swollen tear gushing eye, I had to be in town for 1pm for a haircut so I made the torturous journey in, in fucking bits.
I sat down and looked at the state of myself in the mirror and decided I'm gonna bite the bullet, become a metrosexual and start moisturising.
So, does anyone else do it? Blokes obv.
Or is it still something that deserves a high amount of ridicule and 'lol you're ghey' type reactions?
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Originally posted by Lazare View PostYeah, discussed before in here, I go in every six weeks or so, get a head massage off a hot girl, bottle of beer or good coffee and biscuits, lads mag and a haircut surrounded by extremely hot women.
I'd pay €80 + tbh.
I've been putting moisturising cream on my face for over 20 years, long before i was told it would be good for me. It just felt good (as a smoker and having worked outside in serious sunshine it felt like a God send and still does if i'm in anyway dehydrated).
I just pay more for it now i'm married to someone who knows what the expensive shit is.
And you know what? The more expensive it is the better it is usually.
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Originally posted by BennyHiFi View PostAnd you know what? The more expensive it is the better it is usually.You are technically correct...the best kind of correct
World Record Holder for Long Distance Soul Reads: May 7th 2011
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Im rapidly ruining out of hair so I enjoy every haircut while the novelty is still there.
Also I have accidentally grown a beard. I say accidentally because I never started intending to have a beard but laziness and lack of shaving means its kinda just there now. Kinda surprised as it doesnt look completely awful so might keep it. Are there any beard related activities I should be made aware of?
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Originally posted by The-Rigger View PostI will have to try calling them. My phone was used to call a number in Morocco at 10:52 pm, I really didn't think I had lost it at that time, I wasn't fucked up then. May have been dipped in the bar.
I don't think I can keep it lit really.
might be a way to track it downPeople say I should be more humble I hope they understand, they don't listen when you mumble
Get a shiny metal Revolut card! And a free tenner!
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Originally posted by Downtown View PostWhat's the big deal with moisturing your face? Would of tought that a man making an advance booking for a haircut is infinitely more deserving of ridicule?
Booking a haircut is not ghey when 80% of barbers are actually butchers in disguise.
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Originally posted by CHD View PostGalaxy S3 but he didn't have that app, is there another way?
you put it on the fone after you lost itPeople say I should be more humble I hope they understand, they don't listen when you mumble
Get a shiny metal Revolut card! And a free tenner!
https://revolut.com/referral/jamesb8!G10D21
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Originally posted by max_power View PostZuutroph, you're a coffeeman. Hazard a guess at how many cafes there are in Dublin?
Originally posted by max_power View PostGuess I'm lucky to have long flowing locks.
There really is a difference tough, imo of course. They use better equipment, are more talented, you can talk about a style you would like, they are creative enough to suggest things, nicer atmosphere etc. I quite enjoy getting mine cut, nice and relaxing.
I could of course go get it cut by the old Greek guy down the back of the $2 shop for $10 but his lack of English and fondness for rusty old shavers and scissors scares me.
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Originally posted by The-Rigger View Post31
Met you at the ipb drinks and thought you were 23 or 24. Best I don't take up,age guesser for a career i guess
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Originally posted by CHD View PostYou are all old.
Older, wiser, faster, stronger, etc.
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