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Jab said:
I have the feeling that this thread is going to enter the realm on manscaping pretty soon :D
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Well then I shall bow out
 
Beerfish said:
Some women have hair on their face too. Take my mother in-law.

Please.
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My mother in law is old and withered nothing grows on her
 
Jab said:
I have the feeling that this thread is going to enter the realm on manscaping pretty soon :D
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Or lack thereof in my case
 

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Harlequin said:
No doubt but it's not always about men's issues
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Well I wasn't going to go there, but...

..let's just say I'm glad I don't have to worry about that stuff.
 
Doss said:
Well I wasn't going to go there, but...

..let's just say I'm glad I don't have to worry about that stuff.
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I'm sure you do worry about that stuff and I'm sure you have gone there

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I have no issues in saying I get the back and shoulders waxed in the warmer months. I don't like the ape look when at the beach with my kids. During the cooler months I keep the winter coat though.

As for shaving, my job is (predominately) not client facing, I have 1 boss in Sydney and another in India at present so maintaining a clean shave isn't something I worry about. I'll shave on Sunday evenings then as required (i.e. social outings). It is generally twice a week maximum, quite often once a week.
 
Pweter said:
I have no issues in saying I get the back and shoulders waxed in the warmer months. I don't like the ape look when at the beach with my kids. During the cooler months I keep the winter coat though.

As for shaving, my job is (predominately) not client facing, I have 1 boss in Sydney and another in India at present so maintaining a clean shave isn't something I worry about. I'll shave on Sunday evenings then as required (i.e. social outings). It is generally twice a week maximum, quite often once a week.
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Monday mornings only for me. Sometimes every second Monday.
 
Loonerty said:
When people use his and he's the wrong way around, like they don't understand what an apostrophe is for.
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I say "no grammatical error annoys me more" to a lot of grammatical errors, it seems.

But in all seriousness, this one probably does take the cake for me.

It just really....exudes the dumb.
 

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Kong said:
Grumpy people at work.

We've all got problems; most people are just professional enough to leave them at the door and get on with their day's work.

Others choose to be precious little children.
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I know it's an old post, but I feel the need to quote this.
2 guys I usually work closely with have been off sick recently, and as a result I've worked with some other people instead, it's been such a joy to not have to deal with those sooks.
 
Pweter said:
Arks, fanks, the list goes on. Bogan is a language of its own
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I cringe when someone says 'arks'.
There is no 'r' in asks
 
Just boggles the mind as to how someone can not realize they're wrong when they say something like 'anythink' - I mean obviously they've heard people say it correctly but on they go.
Another recent, yet more obscure example of this nonsense - Heard a guy on a TV ad talking about football players(Seven News Adelaide I think) he pronounced Wingard as 'Wing-Ard', although I will admit I fully intend to start calling him 'Wing-Ard' just to wind up Port fans.
 
Golf on TV
 
Pweter said:
Waiting in the lineup to see santa. FMD!
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Dad of the year!

I miss those days. I remember my youngest son telling his sister that he knows there is a Santa cos mum is too mean to buy his presents. Now a lot of the magic of young kids is gone.

Enjoy it whilst you have it
 
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