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Trundle's Hair

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Hasn't aged well has it :lol:

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It seemed like half the men in Swansea were sporting this style at one point - who's honest enough to admit they rocked it?
 
Lee looks far fitter (in a fitness way, behave :lol: ) now than he was then.
 
Fashion is changing, but if you have found something that suits you, you should not change your style. By the way, many people perceive our professionalism through our appearance.
 
Eraldert said:
Fashion is changing, but if you have found something that suits you, you should not change your style. By the way, many people perceive our professionalism through our appearance.

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Trundle always had terrible hair, didn’t he inspire the resurgence of the mullet in Swansea? Garry Monk had one too. Awful, lucky for him he had magic in his feet.
 
And therefore, it is very important not only to choose the right costume and hairstyle but also to take care of the condition of the hair and skin. There is a whole direction of medical esthetics schools that train professionals who can always help anyone learn how to look great. And I think it's very cool.
 
Fashion is changing, but if you have found something that suits you, you should not change your style. By the way, many people perceive our professionalism through our appearance. And therefore, it is very important not only to choose the right costume and hairstyle but also to take care of the condition of the hair and skin. There is a whole direction of medical esthetics schools that train professionals who can always help anyone learn how to look great. And I think it's very cool.
 
mbarkeng said:
Hello! You need to have a clear understanding that even healthy hair becomes thinner and thinner with age, and their growth line gradually goes up. In this situation, it is better to focus on changing hairstyles or special cosmetics, but you can also just score and enjoy life. Although, of course, no one forbids to make a transplant. If you decide to have a hair transplant, then I advise you to use a quality master of your craft. For example, contact novahairtransplantnyc.com.

Slap head.
 
I remember when it was all the rage in Swansea, and half the dudes were rockin' that style. But let's be real, it always looked a little ridiculous, didn't it?
 
Looking back, my parents should have been done for child abuse for letting me walk around with that haircut. Walked out of Taffys in Morriston like a tw*t with "the Trundle" and frosted tips :lol:
 
SwanseaJames said:
Looking back, my parents should have been done for child abuse for letting me walk around with that haircut. Walked out of Taffys in Morriston like a tw*t with "the Trundle" and frosted tips :lol:

I could tell what kids in my school were Swans fans just by looking at their hair 😂
 
Did anyone else see the post that's been deleted? I was gonna say at the time that it seemed a bit fishy (a random thread bump from a random username with a generic avatar and no other posts on the forum) but gave it the benefit of the doubt. Im assuming though that it was an AI bot afterall and it has now been blocked but you wouldn't have thought it. It was able to comprehend the initial post and construct an entirely plausible reply. I was only suspicious because it felt a little 'uncanny valley' but anyone could be forgiven for not noticing

Scary. Very fucking scary. Man and machine will be completely indistinguishable very shortly
 
Ditartyn said:
I remember when it was all the rage in Swansea, and half the dudes were rockin' that style. But let's be real, it always looked a little ridiculous, didn't it? Personally, I was bald and didn't have to worry about hairstyles that looked, well, questionable. But for those who are still struggling with hair loss and want to find a solution, hair transplants have come a long way. I went that route and couldn't be happier with my results. If you're interested in learning more, check out hairtransplantinstitute.ca. They're the real deal! So, who's brave enough to admit they rocked the Trundle?

He's back!

Scary.
 

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