Post: #76

(01-18-2012 02:25 PM)PDX Wrote:  

(01-18-2012 02:21 PM)Caligula Wrote:  Some girls love chest hair though? Are they in the minority?

Hell no. It's definitely an asset, as long as it's not creeping up your neck.

That's what I thought. It's very masculine.

Post: #77

(01-18-2012 02:50 PM)Caligula Wrote:  

(01-18-2012 02:25 PM)PDX Wrote:  

(01-18-2012 02:21 PM)Caligula Wrote:  Some girls love chest hair though? Are they in the minority?

Hell no. It's definitely an asset, as long as it's not creeping up your neck.

That's what I thought. It's very masculine.

that I agree with, I don't wax it off, that's way too far, trimming it down so it's there but not pouring out over an open shirt...there's masculine and then there's unkempt.

Post: #78

Fuck no. Women love my hairiness.

Post: #79

(01-18-2012 08:38 PM)Gmac Wrote:  Fuck no. Women love my hairiness.

way to make it work for you, it definitely doesn't on me but women do like that I have some, especially since I'm in good shape and the perception is I'd be a douchebag and wax away...

Post: #80

I'm almost as hairy as Gmac, women compliment me on it, never heard a complaint about it.

Post: #81

(01-18-2012 08:38 PM)Gmac Wrote:  Fuck no. Women love my hairiness.

Do you get this line a lot from women, because I have a lot in the past about my chest hair and my beard.

"I dont normally like hairy guys, but I like it on you"

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Post: #82

(01-20-2012 06:06 PM)Chad Daring Wrote:  

(01-18-2012 08:38 PM)Gmac Wrote:  Fuck no. Women love my hairiness.

Do you get this line a lot from women, because I have a lot in the past about my chest hair and my beard.

"I dont normally like hairy guys, but I like it on you"

The truth is even women don't know what they want. They will talk about loving a waxed chest to their girlfriends all day long but when it comes down to it, most of them are far more turned on by and attracted to a hairy beast. I can't even begin to tell you how many times flaunting it has helped get me laid. Maybe I'll do up a post on it.

Post: #83

Its something I started doing as well. I used to wear an undershirt all the time that went up to my neck, gradually I swapped it out for a Vneck, now I wear beaters at best.

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Post: #84

Style for miles:

http://www.hel-looks.com/20120114_02/
http://www.hel-looks.com/20120107_04/

And my personal favorite men's style:
http://www.hel-looks.com/20111231_01/

I think that's a man anyway.

Post: #85

Jeans, t-shirts, hoodies and gym shoes comprise the majority of my wardrobe. But then again I do best with hipster chicks and the daughters of suburban McMansion owners.

Post: #86

Wore this in MTL last weekend. I'm a pretty big brand label whore, but I try to keep it casual most of the time. I was wearing the shoes and watch too.

Post: #87

Khaleth, Are you rockin a mullet?

Post: #88

(01-26-2012 11:26 PM)el mechanico Wrote:  Khaleth, Are you rockin a mullet?

Hahahahaha No way man, I have dreads! I always wear them pulled back.

Post: #89

(01-26-2012 11:28 PM)Khaleth Wrote:  

(01-26-2012 11:26 PM)el mechanico Wrote:  Khaleth, Are you rockin a mullet?

Hahahahaha No way man, I have dreads! I always wear them pulled back.

I have a picture of Khaleth during one of his summer sarging tours in the Yukon Territory.

   

Post: #90

(01-27-2012 03:28 AM)Aliblahba Wrote:  

(01-26-2012 11:28 PM)Khaleth Wrote:  

(01-26-2012 11:26 PM)el mechanico Wrote:  Khaleth, Are you rockin a mullet?

Hahahahaha No way man, I have dreads! I always wear them pulled back.

I have a picture of Khaleth during one of his summer sarging tours in the Yukon Territory.

You guys must have missed the data sheet. Yukon bitches loved that look... chewing on wheat chaff gets 'em wet.

Post: #91

Dread mullet? Anyway good job keepin' it real
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Post: #92

(01-01-2012 01:11 AM)Sourcecode Wrote:  It looks like you also have a problem with hands Wolf
I have the same problem...I feel like if my hands are showing..they just look awkward. what do I do with my hands ?!

If I'm wearing jeans, I like to stick my hands in my back pockets. It automatically pushes your shoulders back and chest up, so it's a great body-language move. In the beginning it'll feel unnaturaly because it can seem like you're feeling your own ass.

Chinos hands in front-pockets. If you smoke, you're gold... one hand on the cig, one in your pocket. Do like john wayne, he smoked 100 a day while directing the Alamo. You'll never worry about what to do with your hands again.

I know it's considered bad manners in many places to have hands in pockets, but that's just old reactionary people throwing a fuss...

Post: #93

Hands in pockets tip (gleaned from several books on body language):

Hands in pockets are usually seen as a sign of insecurity UNLESS the thumb is out, in which case it's seen as a sign of relaxed confidence.

The same holds true when arms are crossed. Thumbs out = relaxed. Thumbs in = guarded. Try it sometime.

Post: #94

(01-27-2012 10:19 AM)el mechanico Wrote:  Dread mullet? Anyway good job keepin' it real

That cat has to be from Argentina. The only people I've seen with the dread mullet are people from Arg. Those cats have the weirdest idea as to what a good hair style is. Another common one I see amongst Argi men is hair that looks somewhat like Brandon Boyd from Incubus' hair with one of two dreads in the back. I don't get it.

Post: #95

(01-27-2012 12:49 PM)PDX Wrote:  Hands in pockets tip (gleaned from several books on body language):

Hands in pockets are usually seen as a sign of insecurity UNLESS the thumb is out, in which case it's seen as a sign of relaxed confidence.

The same holds true when arms are crossed. Thumbs out = relaxed. Thumbs in = guarded. Try it sometime.

This does not match my personal real-world experience, but I'm sure it's a very important part of the book.

Spaniards do the dread mullet stuff as well. I like to imagine it's an over-the-top reaction to Catholic dogma and right-wing dictatorships. They went straight from Juntas and Franco to 1970's hippiedom and the New Left. A lot of kids think they need to become hippies on roids to make up for it. Don't ask me why.

Italians still had a full generation between Mussolini and hippies to adjust comfortably from reactionary to being normal.