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Post by Roadsterstu on Sept 20, 2017 11:32:42 GMT
A tenner if I don't clipper it myself.
Mrs R, on the other hand, can easily spend 3 hours and 70 bloody quid on a cut and highlights.
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Post by Roadsterstu on Sept 20, 2017 11:38:22 GMT
About £30-£35 if I have it cut at some trendy place just off Smithfield (no jokes about butchering my hair, please....) or about £10-£15 if I have the local Russian babushkas do it closer to home. As a point of reference, I was 17 in 1985 and had a blond set of highlights and fully layered cut. £35 (which is apparently £99.75 in today's money) and it remains the best haircut I've ever had. Which you'd hope, wouldn't you? The best haircut I've ever had was when I was about 19, at a place near uni in Huddersfield. It was done by a lovely young lady with big knockers which rested very close to my face most of the time she was cutting my hair. Ah, happy mammaries. |
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Post by johnc on Sept 21, 2017 12:32:46 GMT
The best haircut I've ever had was when I was about 19, at a place near uni in Huddersfield. It was done by a lovely young lady with big knockers which rested very close to my face most of the time she was cutting my hair. Ah, happy mammaries. When I was doing my training many moons ago, there was a chain of hairdressers set up in Glasgow with big boobs and close proximity being their USP. I went a couple of times but found it something of a shallow experience. In my early 20s when a good looking girl spent 20 minutes rubbing parts of herself over your face and massaging your head, things tended to move on from there. However in the hairdressers, it stopped abruptly with a request for lots of money. Now a man cuts my hair and we just talk about the old days! |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 21, 2017 13:04:45 GMT
When I first moved to Lichfield I took a while to find a decent cut, first place I tried was on the neighbouring estate owned and run by a woman in her fifties, being polite. I asked her how mauch she charged and her response was was to suggest I take a seat and see what she thought afterwards. No takers, she admitted she was charging blokes £25 and why don't I take a seat so she could start. I asked he how many blokes she had as customers, I was the first potential customer for months but "I charge women £45-£60 so it is only fair if I charge men £25". I told the she would get more custom if she charged less but she did not see my point being valid. My regular in Tamworth was £5.
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Post by Bob Sacamano v2.0 on Sept 21, 2017 13:10:48 GMT
The best haircut I've ever had was when I was about 19, at a place near uni in Huddersfield. It was done by a lovely young lady with big knockers which rested very close to my face most of the time she was cutting my hair. Ah, happy mammaries. When I was doing my training many moons ago, there was a chain of hairdressers set up in Glasgow with big boobs and close proximity being their USP. I went a couple of times but found it something of a shallow experience. In my early 20s when a good looking girl spent 20 minutes rubbing parts of herself over your face and massaging your head, things tended to move on from there. However in the hairdressers, it stopped abruptly with a request for lots of money. Now a man cuts my hair and we just talk about the old days! Big Ray, where I go now, definitely has the mammaries to provide this service but doesn't seem to be bothered, no matter the extra income he could derive. |
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Post by PetrolEd on Sept 21, 2017 13:45:44 GMT
Another one to go to the Turkish Barbers, I quite like the whole fire in the ears, hot towel, cut throat experience and pay the not to extortionate £12+£1 tip.
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