How come They don't go bald? Back in the day there used to be some. Brian cardinal seems to be the last one. It just struck me as old when you see sk getting thin up top in his early 20's.

Chris Kaman isn't looking too good these days. I think Kevin Love is heading down this path as well.

(02-16-2012 02:38 PM)b Wrote:  How come They don't go bald? Back in the day there used to be some. Brian cardinal seems to be the last one. It just struck me as old when you see sk getting thin up top in his early 20's.

Probably fighting it more with propecia and rogaine. Black guys look good with shaved heads.

Which is why I could never understand why Ed Hightower wears that thing on his head. I've seen it up close and personal. Worst hairpiece I have ever witnessed.

Speaking of hair loss, did you see the head coach of Providence last night? What was up with those missing patches of hair on the rear of his head? I think I'd just shave my head if it looked like that.

(02-16-2012 04:11 PM)Billy_Bearcat Wrote:  Probably fighting it more with propecia and rogaine. Black guys look good with shaved heads.

Which is why I could never understand why Ed Hightower wears that thing on his head. I've seen it up close and personal. Worst hairpiece I have ever witnessed.

Does that stuff work? I mean, I have a friend that wants to know:sly:

Eh, it depends. It definitely slows the hairloss, but I never saw regrowth. I have the typical male pattern and after using it for 3 years determined it was a waste of money ($50 a month).

(02-16-2012 04:13 PM)BearChatter v2.0 Wrote:  Speaking of hair loss, did you see the head coach of Providence last night? What was up with those missing patches of hair on the rear of his head? I think I'd just shave my head if it looked like that.

It looked a lot like discoid lupus.

(02-16-2012 05:21 PM)Billy_Bearcat Wrote:  Eh, it depends. It definitely slows the hairloss, but I never saw regrowth. I have the typical male pattern and after using it for 3 years determined it was a waste of money ($50 a month).

I got the bald circle on the back of my head. I thought about but never tried rogaine.

Funny thing, I got more hair on my chest and back, than I do on my head. It sucks.

(02-16-2012 06:45 PM)BearChatter v2.0 Wrote:  

(02-16-2012 05:21 PM)Billy_Bearcat Wrote:  Eh, it depends. It definitely slows the hairloss, but I never saw regrowth. I have the typical male pattern and after using it for 3 years determined it was a waste of money ($50 a month).

I got the bald circle on the back of my head. I thought about but never tried rogaine.

Funny thing, I got more hair on my chest and back, than I do on my head. It sucks.

Nothing unusual about that. Hairloss in men is due to an abundance of Testosterone in the system. The same DHT that causes hairloss on the head is like fertilizer for body hair. If you ever come into money you can have that chest hair put on your head.

my hair is mostly on my balls. though i do have some pretty locks atop my head.

I am 65 and have amazing tufts on my ass. You young folks really need to grow some.

(02-16-2012 08:46 PM)Lush Wrote:  my hair is mostly on my balls. though i do have some pretty locks atop my head.

Maybe I could borrow some, along with Ctip's butt hair, to fill in my hairline. I'd have a nice perm look.

Up until about 35 years old, I had a full head of hair. As a teenager, I had very thick hair.

My Dad, my older brother and I, all have alot of body hair. I've been likened to a Bear. To lose it on my head this much, but have it everywhere else is frustrating. Shoulders, back, chest, stomach, butt, etc..........it's there.

Same with my eyesight. I had 20/20 vision all my life. Almost to the day I turned 40, my reading vision hit the skids. I still see fine otherwise, but trying to read stuff without reading glasses is impossible.

My weight held tight until 40 years old too. Even my build was still nice with a solid looking chest. Bam! 40 years old.........chest slid into my gut. LOL.

Yep, I've taken a turn for the worse in recent years. Losing my hair. Knees went bad about 10 years ago had to give up basketball and developed an acute case of dunlap disease.

if anyone cares, my tushy is still as smooth as a babies.

This thread was doomed from the start. Very unfortunate.

(02-16-2012 10:23 PM)b Wrote:  Yep, I've taken a turn for the worse in recent years. Losing my hair. Knees went bad about 10 years ago had to give up basketball and developed an acute case of dunlap disease.

if anyone cares, my tushy is still as smooth as a babies.

Too much information. TMI.

Have a nice weekend smoothbutt.

(02-17-2012 03:46 PM)BearChatter v2.0 Wrote:  

(02-16-2012 10:23 PM)b Wrote:  Yep, I've taken a turn for the worse in recent years. Losing my hair. Knees went bad about 10 years ago had to give up basketball and developed an acute case of dunlap disease.

if anyone cares, my tushy is still as smooth as a babies.

Too much information. TMI.

Have a nice weekend smoothbutt.

be careful, I might change my screen name

Speaking of smooth butts, when are you taking the board to Cheeks, b?

(02-17-2012 04:47 PM)Billy_Bearcat Wrote:  Speaking of smooth butts, when are you taking the board to Cheeks, b?

If and when UC comes to town to play UD, Wright State, or Sinclair Community College (You know how mick likes those soft early games), I could host a get together. When can start off at Cheeks where I can show off my motorboating skills. Then we could hit a near by sports bar.

(02-18-2012 04:11 PM)b Wrote:  

(02-17-2012 04:47 PM)Billy_Bearcat Wrote:  Speaking of smooth butts, when are you taking the board to Cheeks, b?

If and when UC comes to town to play UD, Wright State, or Sinclair Community College (You know how mick likes those soft early games), I could host a get together. When can start off at Cheeks where I can show off my motorboating skills. Then we could hit a near by sports bar.

I am so in.