i dunno the pubes are there for decoration.remove to much and it looks like meat hanging in a butcher shop window.

i dunno the pubes are there for decoration.remove to much and it looks like meat hanging in a butcher shop window.

I've got to that age where I've had to buy a pair of tweezers for plucking

senik said:

For your pubes?

i dunno the pubes are there for decoration.remove to much and it looks like meat hanging in a butcher shop window.

kidelrich said:

report to the kinky thread sen

Christopher said:

You didn't answer the question Christufuh!

kidelrich said:

oh face. one time i shaved my leg to see how it would feel. very sexy. to prickly growing back tho.

ps)no need to touch the pubes

i dunno the pubes are there for decoration.remove to much and it looks like meat hanging in a butcher shop window.

I'm admittedly sexist here...

In my humble, biased opinion, men should shave NOTHING below the neck. Trim? Maybe, but reservedly. Shave? Never!

Women, on the other hand, should be smooth and silky. The only real hair should be on the genitals, and I think it's most attractive when it's mindfully trimmed... though not into those odd porno movie shapes and such, and NEVER bald.

All that said, the only things I full-out shave are my head and facial hair.

I just read about some women's group that is protesting men not shaving everything. Very strange.

kidelrich said:

a protesting group? is it that serious?

http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060711/nytu018.html?.v=59

Press Release Source: NoScruf.org


Kelly Monaco and Brooke Burke Join Forces to Speak Out Against Prickly Men at NYC Protest Rally
Tuesday July 11, 7:00 am ET
Celebrity Beauties to Lead Anti-Scruff Protest Rally on Behalf of NoScruf - the 'National Organization of Social Crusaders Repulsed by Unshaven Faces'


NEW YORK, July 11 /PRNewswire/ -- Television stars Kelly Monaco and Brooke Burke will help mobilize frustrated women everywhere by leading a protest rally today on behalf of NoScruf, an organization that has taken a stand against scruffy-faced men. The female members of NoScruf will proudly display their unshaven body hair today in New York's Herald Square to send the message that they will not shave until their guys do.
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NoScruf, which stands for the National Organization of Social Crusaders Repulsed by Unshaven Faces, was founded by swimsuit model/activist Terry Tarentelli on behalf of women who are fed up with scruffy men and an apparent double standard: it's okay for men to be hairy and scratchy, but women are expected to maintain a hairless and beautiful appearance. Research shows that only three percent of women say that stubble is their preferred look on men. In fact, the vast majority of people believe that women hate the way stubble feels.

"Women have been suffering in silence and tolerating scratchy faces for far too long and I encourage supporters everywhere to join the NoScruf movement," said Kelly Monaco, whom the group has adopted as a spokesperson. "We at NoScruf have a message for scruffy guys out there who want to get close to us: 'In your dreams, stubble-boy!'"

The centerpiece of the NoScruf campaign is NoScruf.org, the movement's Web site, which provides information and inspiration to women who have had enough of scruffy faces. The site features news reports, profiles of NoScruf's founders and video clips. In one video titled "In Your Dreams, Stubble Boy," we see a scruffy young man who gets a glimpse of what the world would be like if women stopped shaving.

"I couldn't be happier to help the NoScruf movement. If guys across the country don't lose their scruff, they're going to lose their girlfriends. It's sure to get 'hairy' and it definitely won't be pretty!" said Brooke Burke, a celebrity supporter, who will also appear in a print advertisement for the cause.

The NoScruf print campaign, which will feature celebrity faces with NoScruf messaging positioned to appear as facial hair, will support marketing and grassroots efforts to help NoScruf communicate their message to guys across the U.S.

Visit www.noscruf.org for more information.

About NoScruf.org

NoScruf is an acronym for the National Organization of Social Crusaders Repulsed by Unshaven Faces. The group represents women who are sick of being scratched by stubbly-faced men, and encourages women to take a stand and let guys know they don't like prickly, scratchy faces. The organization's Web site, www.NoScruf.org features creative content, designed to send an extremely meaningful message to men -- shave or you won't get the girls! This campaign is expected to reach millions of men this summer.

Maybe these women would be happier being with women.

kidelrich said:

The women in the article are just talking about wanting guys to shave their faces, not their entire bodies; the women "protesting" are letting all of their body hair grow.
[Edited 7/16/06 10:24am]

http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060711/nytu018.html?.v=59

Press Release Source: NoScruf.org


Kelly Monaco and Brooke Burke Join Forces to Speak Out Against Prickly Men at NYC Protest Rally
Tuesday July 11, 7:00 am ET
Celebrity Beauties to Lead Anti-Scruff Protest Rally on Behalf of NoScruf - the 'National Organization of Social Crusaders Repulsed by Unshaven Faces'


NEW YORK, July 11 /PRNewswire/ -- Television stars Kelly Monaco and Brooke Burke will help mobilize frustrated women everywhere by leading a protest rally today on behalf of NoScruf, an organization that has taken a stand against scruffy-faced men. The female members of NoScruf will proudly display their unshaven body hair today in New York's Herald Square to send the message that they will not shave until their guys do.
ADVERTISEMENT


NoScruf, which stands for the National Organization of Social Crusaders Repulsed by Unshaven Faces, was founded by swimsuit model/activist Terry Tarentelli on behalf of women who are fed up with scruffy men and an apparent double standard: it's okay for men to be hairy and scratchy, but women are expected to maintain a hairless and beautiful appearance. Research shows that only three percent of women say that stubble is their preferred look on men. In fact, the vast majority of people believe that women hate the way stubble feels.

"Women have been suffering in silence and tolerating scratchy faces for far too long and I encourage supporters everywhere to join the NoScruf movement," said Kelly Monaco, whom the group has adopted as a spokesperson. "We at NoScruf have a message for scruffy guys out there who want to get close to us: 'In your dreams, stubble-boy!'"

The centerpiece of the NoScruf campaign is NoScruf.org, the movement's Web site, which provides information and inspiration to women who have had enough of scruffy faces. The site features news reports, profiles of NoScruf's founders and video clips. In one video titled "In Your Dreams, Stubble Boy," we see a scruffy young man who gets a glimpse of what the world would be like if women stopped shaving.

"I couldn't be happier to help the NoScruf movement. If guys across the country don't lose their scruff, they're going to lose their girlfriends. It's sure to get 'hairy' and it definitely won't be pretty!" said Brooke Burke, a celebrity supporter, who will also appear in a print advertisement for the cause.

The NoScruf print campaign, which will feature celebrity faces with NoScruf messaging positioned to appear as facial hair, will support marketing and grassroots efforts to help NoScruf communicate their message to guys across the U.S.

Visit www.noscruf.org for more information.

About NoScruf.org

NoScruf is an acronym for the National Organization of Social Crusaders Repulsed by Unshaven Faces. The group represents women who are sick of being scratched by stubbly-faced men, and encourages women to take a stand and let guys know they don't like prickly, scratchy faces. The organization's Web site, www.NoScruf.org features creative content, designed to send an extremely meaningful message to men -- shave or you won't get the girls! This campaign is expected to reach millions of men this summer.

AnotherLoverToo said:

still sounds lame to me. guys are hairy.

"Women have been suffering in silence and tolerating scratchy faces for far too long and I encourage supporters everywhere to join the NoScruf movement," said Kelly Monaco, whom the group has adopted as a spokesperson. "We at NoScruf have a message for scruffy guys out there who want to get close to us: 'In your dreams, stubble-boy!'"

Such a CAUSE. We should be passing bills.