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Ok, so October was Breast Cancer Awareness month, now in November it's the turn of the boys, as we can't forget their bits

Every year many men take part in Movember, basically where they grow their facial hair without shaving it for the entire month. They get sponsors and raise cash for men's health charities and awareness campaigns.

So come on male Duffers, grow yer bits

Chocoholic wrote:Ok, so October was Breast Cancer Awareness month, now in November it's the turn of the boys, as we can't forget their bits

Every year many men take part in Movember, basically where they grow their facial hair without shaving it for the entire month. They get sponsors and raise cash for men's health charities and awareness campaigns.

So come on male Duffers, grow yer bits

I've never heard of this...BTW, I am 'plugged-in' to things.

Interesting...even if I may or may not have wiskers....

It's been going to quite a few years now. Google and lots of sites come up about it.

Chocoholic wrote:It's been going to quite a few years now. Google and lots of sites come up about it.

What's the expression?; learn a new thing every day *off to google*...

Ambassador wrote:Interesting...even if I may or may not have wiskers....

I had the misfortune to interview an elderly lady yesterday. I could barely concentrate on what she was saying as she had an assortment of whiskers sprouting from her chin.

I wondered if she's had them all of her adult life or had her sight deteriorted in later life.

Now I realise she may have been supporting Mens cancer awareness month. I won't think so harsh thoughts next time.

I do also wonder about those things. I know a couple of younger girls who have pretty obvious dark facial hair and some whiskers and I often think, why the heck they are getting them removed - pretty much everyone notices them.

Chocoholic wrote:I do also wonder about those things. I know a couple of younger girls who have pretty obvious dark facial hair and some whiskers and I often think, why the heck they are getting them removed - pretty much everyone notices them.

This drives me 'bonkers':

1. Nose hairs showing!

2. Hair on ears - men more guilty of this.

There are others...

Ambassador wrote:
This drives me 'bonkers':

1. Nose hairs showing!

2. Hair on ears - men more guilty of this.

There are others...

Wild bushy eyebrows aswell Ambassador! It's just sloppy grooming

It also reminded me of the general's reason for binning his girlfriend, in the Most Shallow topic. Her lone nipple hair. That still makes me LOL when I even think about it,.

Bethsmum wrote:

Ambassador wrote:
This drives me 'bonkers':

1. Nose hairs showing!

2. Hair on ears - men more guilty of this.

There are others...

Wild bushy eyebrows aswell Ambassador! It's just sloppy grooming

It also reminded me of the general's reason for binning his girlfriend, in the Most Shallow topic. Her lone nipple hair. That still makes me LOL when I even think about it,.

I don't know but I am 'suspicious' of men who trim/groom their eyebrows

thats nothing, i,ve seen a woman with side burns, like posh men used to wear 10000000 years ago in tights

general_A wrote:thats nothing, i,ve seen a woman with side burns, like posh men used to wear 10000000 years ago in tights

Were you in Bangkok at that time, general?

hehehe, actualy it was right here in dubai at wild wadi

general_A wrote:hehehe, actualy it was right here in dubai at wild wadi

At Wild Wadi I have to presume it was a real woman then general!

Dr BM would diagnose polysistic ovaries and advise the lady to see her doctor ASAP as this condition will seriously hamper her child baring posibilities.