Reply With Quote'Men' that wear baseball caps look ridiculous.
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I have a theory that men who wear hats/baseball caps,woolies etc from a young age and wear them regularly,are more prone to become as bald as a coot, than men who don't.
I have never worn hats of any kind, even when it's baltic. At the age of 51, i still have a good mop of hair. Most of my mates/work colleagues who don headwear, are either shiny heads, or heading that way.
It is said that a lot of the bodies heat is lost through the top of the napper, but to me, that's a natural process and stops overheating. I think it's more important to let sunlight onto your bonce.
Any thoughts?
'Men' that wear baseball caps look ridiculous.
Has anyone ever seen a bald homeless guy?Originally Posted by EdinburghBlue wrote on Wed, 14 January 2015 19:34
Does this mean if I cover my nose and ears hair will stop sprouting from these body parts ?
You'd be shit in the army.
But your theory does have legs .. look what constantly wearing a hat did to this poor fella ..
I have never been one for hats, I'm 'middle aged', I have not lost one hair off my head.
Doubt that 'proves' much
My Dad was never 'folic-ly challenged' either.
I suspect that has more of a bearing on it.
From a young age For 15 years I wore a hard hat in the steelworks, and I am pleased to say I have a full head of greying hair, mind you I worked with a right bunch of bald bastards.
Ive been wearing shirts for years yet still have a hairy back
Are all chefs, policemen, surgeons, military, traffic wardens, rappers, motorcyclists, tinfoilers, arabs, skiers, fish & chip, popes, divers and bobble-hat wearers bald?
Known women who were wearing caps, but some of them were as hairy as fu
B 2 B.
I can't wear hats. Too hot. It has to be below freezing for me to even think of one.
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