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| #21  03-Oct-2006, 10:46 | ||||
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Ian, tell me more about the re growth appilication  in all honesty Van at the age of 17 no is the answer for hairdressing...........i wanted to join the police, now i bet that enrages you. I was turned down by the police  Van is that what you wanted to do at the age of 17? Last edited by BDG : 03-Oct-2006 at 10:49.  |
| #22 03-Oct-2006, 11:30 | ||||
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| Strangely enough, when I was around 18 and hairdressing, I thought about giving it all up and joining the filth (honestly) because I knew (even at that young age) I could see them doing what they wanted, breaking all types of laws and getting away with it. And I fancied a bit of that, being "above" the law etc... But I couldnt because of my "colourful" youth When I was a kid, I wanted to be one of three things. A Martial arts instructor A Stunt man Or a Royal Marine Commando But I guess at 17, all the testosterone got the better of me and I just thought, where are there loads of birds and party`ing....? Hairdressing... Yep, my manhood led the way.... Seriously though, My uncle from greece (No I`m not a bubble,not that theres anything wrong with being a bubble, he`s my uncle through a marriage) Old chap, cool as anything, 60yrs old, ladies man. He was a real goodlooking, deep tanned, linen suit wearing, smooth talking ladies man....and a hairdresser, that all the ladies loved. He inspired me to take it up and the rest is 17 years of history...with some very good memories, I`m glad I chose the path I did... Last edited by VanDaMauler : 03-Oct-2006 at 15:48. |
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