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23rd July 06, 10:25 PM
#4
 Originally Posted by auld argonian
Speaking as one who is also "follically challenged", I heard a quip somewhere (on TV, the radio?) that the shaved head thing is the "new comb-over"...laughing hysterically because I noticed this a while back: when the current crop of young guys start losing their hair, they go over to the shaved dome. I guess that they fancy that it makes them look like Michael Chiklis on "The Shield" or something.
I gave up long ago...used to wear my hair long to my shoulders but gave up when I saw that I was losing ground and just went over to cutting it short - no comb over. You've done the right thing and seem to be being rewarded. Good for you.
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Well, actually I'm one of the "new crop of young guys losing their hair." I'm 26, and if I let it grow my hair is "patchy" at best. I started losing it pretty much as soon as I graduated HS and left for bootcamp. The "shaved head is the new combover" statement I just can't agree with. I shave my head once a week. As a matter of fact I have a freshly "bic'd" noggen as we speak.
A combover is a man's attempt of hiding the balding scalp and trying to fight an already lost battle. A shaved dome is a man's surrender to the battle he KNOW'S he's lost. Simple logic.
When I'm older and the top of my noggen goes COMPLETELY smooth on it's own, I will sport the "horseshoe" with pride The bic'd noggen is simply the only way to wear my hair (or lack their of) without looking completely ridiculous.
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