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katex 11-11-2005 18:00

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As is the tradition on this occasion, our lovely Lebonese gentleman at work has volunteered to have his top hair growth shaven off. Poor guy, works with 11 women, and, I, as 'senior' , member has been volunteered to do the dirty deed. Never bin near a man's face with a razor before you understand and am finding the task daunting. Do you lift the nose up ? Do you cut it down first ? Little help here ... I'm wondering if waxing will work ??

SPUGGIE J 11-11-2005 18:03

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As is the tradition on this occasion, our lovely Lebonese gentleman at work has volunteered to have his top hair growth shaven off. Poor guy, works with 11 women, and, I, as 'senior' , member has been volunteered to do the dirty deed. Never bin near a man's face with a razor before you understand and am finding the task daunting. Do you lift the nose up ? Do you cut it down first ? Little help here ... I'm wondering if waxing will work ??

Keep the wax away he will run a mile. Wouldnt be me loosing mine thats for sure.

garinda 11-11-2005 18:09

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I'd attack it first with small scissors, then dampen it with a hot flannel. Apply shaving soap, and allow a few minutes for the bristles to soften. Always use downward strokes, going with the direction of the hair. Finish off with a cream balm, never an alcohol aftershave.

Don't forget to ask if he'd like anything for the weekend.;)

katex 11-11-2005 18:15

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I'd attack it first with small scissors, then dampen it with a hot flannel. Apply shaving soap, and allow a few minutes for the bristles to soften. Always use downward strokes, going with the direction of the hair. Finish off with a cream balm, never an alcohol aftershave.

Don't forget to ask if he'd like anything for the weekend.;)

Hey, cool .. will follow this advice .. they will think am a real pro. eh ?
Can I not tempt you then Spuggie .. one of my pet hates.

SPUGGIE J 11-11-2005 18:22

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Hey, cool .. will follow this advice .. they will think am a real pro. eh ?
Can I not tempt you then Spuggie .. one of my pet hates.

Not if you dont plan on being in Grangemouth or Linlithgow prior to the end of January. I very much attached to my mouser.
:)

lettie 11-11-2005 18:25

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If he's an older gentleman Katex, you may have to ask him to pull faces in order to get to the bits you're after....:D

Grief!!!! It's years since I shaved a fella...;)

SPUGGIE J 11-11-2005 18:27

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If he's an older gentleman Katex, you may have to ask him to pull faces in order to get to the bits you're after....:D

Grief!!!! It's years since I shaved a fella...;)

Was that back in the days of cut throat razors?
;)

katex 11-11-2005 18:30

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Well, actually could do with seeing some of the customers up that way around about this time ..:) It is for charity you know, for a good cause, and you would look younger, and would grow back if you insist on having that crumb catcher on your top lip again.

Doug 11-11-2005 18:34

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We are all different Katex, ask him how he would like you to do it and follow his instruction.....:)

garinda 11-11-2005 18:34

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Well, actually could do with seeing some of the customers up that way around about this time ..:) It is for charity you know, for a good cause, and you would look younger, and would grow back if you insist on having that crumb catcher on your top lip again.

He lives in Scotland don't forget.

His mustache stops the frozen drips from his nose dropping in his tea.

SPUGGIE J 11-11-2005 19:26

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He lives in Scotland don't forget.

His mustache stops the frozen drips from his nose dropping in his tea.

It has other uses as well be we will leave that there thanks. Kate you will have to be fast to catch me. Mind you this lot here would shrink wrap me to a chair to aid the task. :)

katex 11-11-2005 20:54

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If he's an older gentleman Katex, you may have to ask him to pull faces in order to get to the bits you're after....:D

Grief!!!! It's years since I shaved a fella...;)

Lettie : what DO you mean with the wink I wonder ?? answer in private message only please.

Funny re the older gentleman :D Bit like the one I read .. was it somebody on here re. tattoos ?? the're OK ,but as you got older had to stretch the skin to see the picture ... that was really funny too. No .. not sure ... was his birthday yesterday and he refused to tell us how old he was!! Why not, can't alter it, can you ?? We guessed at 52 .. not sure whether we have flattered/insulted him or what. Went to wages, personnel, MD's secretary who holds the CV ... but Data protection LOL

Margaret Pilkington 11-11-2005 20:58

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I am not fond of moustaches either.....despite the fact that hubby has one.
I have tried many times to get him to shave it off......I tell him it looks like a sod round a rat-hole......and I have asked him why he cultivates on his face what grows wild round his bum......but to no avail. He was clean shaven when I met him. He tells me that shaving of his 'mo' won't reveal a younger face underneath.

katex 11-11-2005 21:18

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Hey, you definitely got a way with words Margaret ... 'as said in a previous thread' .. shows now you can turn your verbal to suit the subject. Hey, think this may be my century post !! Can start expressing my appreciation now.

SPUGGIE J 11-11-2005 21:34

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Hey, you definitely got a way with words Margaret ... 'as said in a previous thread' .. shows now you can turn your verbal to suit the subject. Hey, think this may be my century post !! Can start expressing my appreciation now.

Am I safe for the moment or have I to watch my back? :)

andrewb 11-11-2005 21:39

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People at college are trying to wax my belly... :(

katex 11-11-2005 21:39

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No .. just yer top lip tee hee.

lettie 11-11-2005 21:47

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Lettie : what DO you mean with the wink I wonder ?? answer in private message only please.

Hehehe, I don't need a private message for this one. I did some work at the ESMI unit prior to my nurse training. I used to sometimes shave the men (faces of course) I was 18 at the time. When I was training the hospital had a barber who shave the men prior to operation. Occasionally at weekend, or if the barber was sick, when emergency surgery was required.............. We had to shave the bits.

Thankfully it was only occasional.

SPUGGIE J 11-11-2005 21:50

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No little accidents then lettie? :)

lettie 11-11-2005 21:53

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No Bobbit trims as far as I'm concerned.....:D

SPUGGIE J 11-11-2005 21:54

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Bobbits and razors not a nice mix. ;)

katex 11-11-2005 22:03

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Aaaah bless Cyfr .. don't like the sound of that one. Do a 5 mile run or summat in chains .. think less painful.

SPUGGIE J 11-11-2005 22:13

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Run I would be long gone faster than Linford if that was me. Brave of cryf very brave. :)

katex 18-11-2005 15:53

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Originally Posted by garinda
I'd attack it first with small scissors, then dampen it with a hot flannel. Apply shaving soap, and allow a few minutes for the bristles to soften. Always use downward strokes, going with the direction of the hair. Finish off with a cream balm, never an alcohol aftershave.

Don't forget to ask if he'd like anything for the weekend.;)

Well, following Garinda's instructions, I did a wonderful job of removing this growth, he was shaking like a leaf but he was brave and refused a general anaesthetic. Not a drop of blood was spilt and no need of the blood transfusion services.
He looked much younger and would love to see the wife's reaction this evening ... he hadn't told her:rolleyes: She will think a new man has walked through the door and feel sure he will need something for the weeked ;)
Also had a marathon exercise biking session, and four of our colleagues did an excellent 5 mile run around Intack and over Stanhill, wearing Stanley shirts, of course. Up the dinner timer, we had around £ 200 .. :D

garinda 18-11-2005 17:39

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Well done Kate.:)

I think the guy's wife should make a small donation to Children in Need as well, because she won't be experiencing the usual tickling when he gives her one.

[A kiss.]

SPUGGIE J 18-11-2005 17:41

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Big hand for kate on her efforts.

garinda 18-11-2005 17:43

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katex 18-11-2005 19:30

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So how about it Spuggie ?? Think I got a taste for it now ! ha ha.

SPUGGIE J 18-11-2005 20:02

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So how about it Spuggie ?? Think I got a taste for it now ! ha ha.

Maybe when I am down in January and use it as an excuse to raise money for another good cause at that months meet. :)

katex 18-11-2005 20:24

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Whoops ! You just committed yerself in front of witnesses Spugs... no goin' back now !! Won't let you forget this one... sponsors please post now.:D

West Ender 18-11-2005 21:02

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My husband grew a beard after he left the RAF. He only ever shaved it off once in 30 years. The youngest child cried and the older 2 refused to speak to him until it grew again. I used to trim it for him - but always insisted he shampooed it first. :D

SPUGGIE J 18-11-2005 21:07

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Whoops ! You just committed yerself in front of witnesses Spugs... no goin' back now !! Won't let you forget this one... sponsors please post now.:D

Well dropped myself in the warm brown smelly stuff again. :(

katex 18-11-2005 21:48

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You said it Spuggie !! .. I pledge a tenner to any charity you wish to nominate .. s'long as I get the pleasure :D
Westender : Still their dad underneath though. x to them.

SPUGGIE J 18-11-2005 22:10

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You said it Spuggie !! .. I pledge a tenner to any charity you wish to nominate .. s'long as I get the pleasure :D
Westender : Still their dad underneath though. x to them.

Why not let the members choose the charity?

katex 18-11-2005 22:16

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Good idea, but summat to do with Accy hey ? Maundy Relief or similar ? No, not retirement home for ex-Stanley players please.

SPUGGIE J 18-11-2005 23:37

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Good idea, but summat to do with Accy hey ? Maundy Relief or similar ? No, not retirement home for ex-Stanley players please.

I am ok with that.


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