Warm boot recommendations please

[Popcorn]

Sounds like my brother too. 0.5 all over (is that possible) He look really mean in his police uniform

[The Dogmother]

I can imagine! I go for the streamlined look in my men!

 

You'd approve of my sons then, who both think a no 1 is too long.

 

You'd be forgiven for thinking we were the Sheffield HQ of the BNP when they practically shave their heads.

 

As Christian once said to me - they're only a Bic away from baldness!

 

No one could ever accuse Phil of looking mean - he just doesn't have it in him

[layla]

I love bald ......gorgeous.And they don't have bad hair days do they?

[Paola]

Sounds like my brother too. 0.5 all over (is that possible) He look really mean in his police uniform

 

Oooooo Gina, do you have a pic? I love men in police uniform

[The Dogmother]

Tart!

 

(Says she who just offered to marry her window cleaner! For the record, I have the most gorgeous black window cleaner, he's just divine, he cleans windows and cooks too, I said that if he did DIY too, I'd marry him! Unfortunately, he's religious and saving himself for the right woman... what a waste! )

 

Phil's Mum makes me laugh; she gazes wistfully at his bald head and says..'he used to have such beautiful blond ringlets too'

[Cate in NZ]

Sounds like my brother too. 0.5 all over (is that possible) He look really mean in his police uniform

 

Oooooo Gina, do you have a pic? I love men in police uniform

 

Hee, hee, I have a great photo of my hubby in Police Uniform.............. it really shows off his great body and fine features to their very best advantage

Quick mention here, he works in Scenes of Crime/ Forensics rather than "real" police work ,just so the uniform explains itself.

Bit of an old photo now, and I have no idea who it is with him, but he's the taller of the 2.

 

[One Man Banned]

Ah, bad hair days......from the person who won't even get something from the garage unless the hair is done or wearing a cap - couldn't possibly have the neighbours seeing that

 

I usually have my hair dyed, bleached snipped, trimmed and all manner of faffing done at my friends salon at mates rates too but I have been known to colour my own when I lived in Wales....with alternating results.

 

For the record, I have never used a home bleaching kit again as it didn't come out quite as expected, not white but muddy - even at the salon I have the bleach left on for 45mins @40% to take my hair really blond - I have a stubborn natural (blondish) colour that doesn't bleach easily

 

I do hope that Mrs B's colours ok, I once dyed my mums to get rid of grey and she definately looked more like a witch than before she went grey

 

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[The Dogmother]

Love the picture Kate.

 

Andrew, you're such a blond bombshell

[Jules.]

Hubby has a bare blade hair cut with the dubbers. He's very respectable, good responsible job etc.

When he goes shopping in his civvies he gets followed around sometimes by the security guards in shops- they must think he looks like a shoplifter.

Hubby used to work in a shop- he can spot a shop lifter from a mile off.

He was once in town going to a concert & was stopped by the police who were looking for a suspect for a crime that had been committed the week before

[The Dogmother]

I find it easy when asking if someone has seen Phil - 'tall, skinny bald bloke with glasses' usually does it

[Egluntyne]

He was once in town going to a concert & was stopped by the police who were looking for a suspect for a crime that had been committed the week before

 

When my older son was at secondary school, he often used to be asked to take part in identity parades or whatever they are called, by the South Yorkshire Police, as did a couple of his friends. They all looked as if they had appeared on Crimewatch. They got a tenner for their trouble.

 

Younger son, who is the naughty boy of the family looks like an angel and was never asked.