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Sarky

No don't like hairy chests or beards thank you very much.

Most men are about this <-----------------------------> hairy. :biggrin:

hehe helpful :rolleyes:

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Sarky

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~Raphael~

hehe helpful :rolleyes:

I did answer some of your question. :p:

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Sarky

I did answer some of your question. :p:

True, I was only being partly ironic :biggrin:

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lou p lou

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i hate it when my bf grows a beard... so he grows it when he's at ui then shaves it off just when he's about to see me. hehe

i generally don't like hairy guys, but some guys can look good with it (but it's pretty rare imo)

lou xxx

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idiopathic

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lou p

i hate it when my bf grows a beard... so he grows it when he's at ui then shaves it off just when he's about to see me. hehe

i generally don't like hairy guys, but some guys can look good with it (but it's pretty rare imo)

lou xxx

Austin Power-esque a turn on?

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lou p lou

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endeavour

Austin Power-esque a turn on?

not quite... i kinda meant just a wee bit of stubble...

lou xxx

Reply 8

NikolaiJ

I'm a hairy guy... never really found it that much of a prob, ladies who like you just tend to deal with it. :P

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NikolaiJ

I'm a hairy guy... never really found it that much of a prob, ladies who like you just tend to deal with it. :P

lol what is 'hairy', dare I ask? :eek:

And Lou, every bloke can grow a beard, I was referring to errr elsewhere!

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~Raphael~

True, I was only being partly ironic :biggrin:

You meant sarcastic not ironic

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kateington

You meant sarcastic not ironic

No, I meant irony - sarcasm is a form of irony! :wink:

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Juno

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I don't really like hair, except on heads

Reply 13

~Raphael~

No, I meant irony - sarcasm is a form of irony! :wink:

They aren't the same thing. You weren't being ironic you were being sarcastic.

Personally i don't mind a bit of hair, otherwise it'd b like going out with a girl. Or a swimmer...

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idiopathic

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kateington

They aren't the same thing. You weren't being sarcastic you were being ironic.

Personally i don't mind a bit of hair, otherwise it'd b like going out with a girl. Or a swimmer...

What about on legs for masculinity?

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kateington

They aren't the same thing. You weren't being ironic you were being sarcastic.

Personally i don't mind a bit of hair, otherwise it'd b like going out with a girl. Or a swimmer...

What?! I didn't conflate them, sarcasm is a FORM of irony - look it up in the dictionary! So I am right in saying that I was being ironic...

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NikolaiJ

~Raphael~

lol what is 'hairy', dare I ask? :eek:

And Lou, every bloke can grow a beard, I was referring to errr elsewhere!

Hairy chest, belly... hairs appearing on shoulders (though I keep shaving those off) exceeeeeeeeeeeeedingly hairy legs... I shave my bits :P haha (I think it's ok to share that since its past the hour of 12)... erm... i can grown 1/2 arsed facial hair but my arms are disturbingly scarce of hair :s-smilie:

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Thinking about hair, I once had a female maths teacher from Birmingham who refused to shave. Her legs and armpits were so hairy. Her excuse i hear you cry??? That only cyclists and swimmers shave!!! YES! AND WOMAN TOO!!!!

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kateington

Thinking about hair, I once had a female maths teacher from Birmingham who refused to shave. Her legs and armpits were so hairy. Her excuse i hear you cry??? That only cyclists and swimmers shave!!! YES! AND WOMAN TOO!!!!

Dude, not nice!

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