Are shaved heads a bad idea in Poland?

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krysia

Edited by: krysia May 16, 07, 00:26 #31

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	sledz
	May 16, 07, 00:33 #32 Oh yeah, that was the airbrush guy on freemont st.. you wanted him to airbrush my head...	Member Posts: 2399 Joined: Sep 19, 06

	krysia
	May 16, 07, 00:34 #33 You can do a lot with a shaved head. I just got a proposition of painting a cracked a scull on somebody's shaved head..	Member Posts: 3262 Joined: Aug 10, 06

	sledz
	May 16, 07, 00:43 #34 Quoting: krysia I just got a proposition of painting a cracked a scull on somebody's shaved head.. nice... I know it wasnt me...how much do you charge for bodyart	Member Posts: 2399 Joined: Sep 19, 06

	krysia
	May 16, 07, 00:44 #35 Depends on the body part. If it grows, there's an extra charge....	Member Posts: 3262 Joined: Aug 10, 06

	unicornes
	May 17, 07, 09:30 #36 Quoting: glowa later on things changed and a shaved head became the trademark of gangs made of brainless dudes who spend life at a body building centre and never wear anything else than sportswear. so yes, it is easily associated with the word criminal (shaved empty head and sportswear) hahahha:D:D:D: the best definition of DRES i ve ever red in english ^^	Member Posts: 127 Joined: May 16, 07

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