Another guy-only question...or not
#26
Meow!
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From: Riverside, California
Bikes: Trek 2100 Road Bike, Full DA10, Cervelo P2K TT bike, Full DA10, Giant Boulder Steel Commuter
Do not shave it... like they said it burns when it starts growing in, trim the area and it will be fine...
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#27
They see me rollin'
Joined: May 2005
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From: Los Angeles
Bikes: 2005 Cannondale T2000
Originally Posted by va_cyclist
Shave that thang -- Y or N?
Now you have to be careful with the nutsack and wang. Simply running razor over it is asking for nicks and cuts. And you most definately do not want to get cut there! So stretch 'em out so they're taut and then shave. And I also started shaving my pits freshman year. I wore a lot of tank tops and it always looked like I had two guys in headlocks under my arms. You do smell a lot less because hair (on any part of your body) traps in your body oils and is great for bacterial growth.
Last edited by mac; 08-04-05 at 10:48 PM.
#28
Recovering Retro-grouch

Joined: Dec 2003
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From: Some call it God's country. I call it Acton, Maine
Bikes: Too Many - 7 or 8
Actually I once toyed with the idea of altering the flora that sprouts around the palm. I too thought a trim might just gussy things up and make the shorts fit a tad more comfortable. So I tried it once. The shrubbery was not happy. Kicked up such a fuss, I fidgeted and squirmed the first ride out. No, high and tight was not going to work. Besides, my wife asked where I had been recently. She mentioned something about it looked like I was having a battle with some crustaceans. And if I was, would a matchbox hold my clothes? So in order to bring some calm to the palm and save my marriage, I let the bushes grow back.
But I still wanted to bring some civility and order to the lower region. I thought about what might work. And then I remembered once long ago in times best forgotten, I sported the long hair hippie look. Wore my hair down to almost my waist. And the only thing that kept my freak flag under control was to braid it. "Aha", I thought. After much experimentation and awkward and clumsy attempts, I finally mastered the art of the "Treeway Braid". Nothing dresses up a parade ground like a couple of nice hedges wrapped around the ole flagpole. Just don't get one of em caught in your zipper.
But I still wanted to bring some civility and order to the lower region. I thought about what might work. And then I remembered once long ago in times best forgotten, I sported the long hair hippie look. Wore my hair down to almost my waist. And the only thing that kept my freak flag under control was to braid it. "Aha", I thought. After much experimentation and awkward and clumsy attempts, I finally mastered the art of the "Treeway Braid". Nothing dresses up a parade ground like a couple of nice hedges wrapped around the ole flagpole. Just don't get one of em caught in your zipper.
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Originally Posted by CRUM
And the only thing that kept my freak flag under control was to braid it. "Aha", I thought. After much experimentation and awkward and clumsy attempts, I finally mastered the art of the "Treeway Braid". Nothing dresses up a parade ground like a couple of nice hedges wrapped around the ole flagpole.
Last edited by Seamless; 08-05-05 at 01:27 AM. Reason: Found may-pole example
#31
Recovering Retro-grouch

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From: Some call it God's country. I call it Acton, Maine
Bikes: Too Many - 7 or 8
Originally Posted by Seamless
If this isn't just a tall tale, surely you will post photographs to illustrate? It sounds like a completed May-pole (photo: may-pole dancers), which would be prohibited in some states as flaunting decoration against nature (flagrante delicto).







