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Shaving for teens! *dun dun dun...*
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What I think is funny is since this thread has been resurrected twice, some people who are just responding don't notice that it was originally posted four years ago. Some people are still trying to give the OP advice that I'm sure he and his friends would be more than qualified to give now.
I noticed, but post anyway because it's fun.
Yeah. I first found this thread in Dmac77's thread about MacRumor's "more colorful" members and finally got around to finishing the whole thing. Quite amusing to say the least.
Hey, my friends and I are around the ages of 16-18, and we're starting to produce, well, hair everywhere. We've talked about it a few times, but can't seem to come to a conclusion... Where should we shave? None of us could find the balls to ask anyone, so I'm biting the bullet and taking one for the team.
As it has been stated, it's your choice. However, it sounds like you want to be hairless. Go for it. if you start with your chest, I'm sure in a short time you will be going all the way. Be careful and use shave gel. there are lots of instructions on how to do it on the internet. If your straight, girls might freak about the pubes so you might want to leave them and just trim down there.Hey, my friends and I are around the ages of 16-18, and we're starting to produce, well, hair everywhere. We've talked about it a few times, but can't seem to come to a conclusion... Where should we shave? None of us could find the balls to ask anyone, so I'm biting the bullet and taking one for the team.
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If you work out and have awesome legs shaving them is not so creepy. just sayin'
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And welcome back to this thread, nearly 12 years later.
amazon is a friend:
buy a corded Wahl Peanut Clipper/Trimmer. I think they are $40-50. Get the corded version as its almost professional quality, it will last the rest of your life. go figure the T...virus will not take out the power grid.
going for a morning shave that gives you a 5 oClock shadow out the door. If that looks acceptable its quick, easy and functional. If you want a clean shave its more hassle. Post shower use a "gillette fusion5". This setup, with disposables, is expensive. get what you pay for.
at this point i could type sone sort of junk onto an old post but instead lets leave it as young and old have to accept the grater human condition.
buy a corded Wahl Peanut Clipper/Trimmer. I think they are $40-50. Get the corded version as its almost professional quality, it will last the rest of your life. go figure the T...virus will not take out the power grid.
going for a morning shave that gives you a 5 oClock shadow out the door. If that looks acceptable its quick, easy and functional. If you want a clean shave its more hassle. Post shower use a "gillette fusion5". This setup, with disposables, is expensive. get what you pay for.
at this point i could type sone sort of junk onto an old post but instead lets leave it as young and old have to accept the grater human condition.
Possibly in this case more like "since it takes a certain number of posts to be able to scribble in PRSI,,,," Hey, I could be wrong. I'm often wrong but not usually about that. I foresee another brief flare in the night skies.
As for "similar threads" feature, I used to take snapshots of the offerings sometimes, since they were occaionally hilarious in their vague association to whatever thread I was looking at. I had tended to be annoyed when I revived an old thread by mistake, but I welcome the potential entertainment value.
Ah.
This is an angle I hadn't considered; I simply thought it an utterly bizarre topic for a first (and second, and third) post having just joined the forum.