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One more Shaving question - 6/1/2005 9:34:05 AM

severbottom

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Hi I just need peoples opinion as i am a male and in the summer I want to wear my leather kilt as it will be more comfortable than leather or pvc pants I was just wondering should I or should I not shave my legs.

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RE: One more Shaving question - 6/1/2005 2:06:03 PM

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What do you want to do? If you have a Mistress, what does she want you to do?

If not and you need approval either way, go to a chat room. I'm sure plenty will claim you and tell you what to do.

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RE: One more Shaving question - 6/3/2005 12:18:02 PM

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no i am not currently owned i am just looking for peoples prefences.

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RE: One more Shaving question - 6/3/2005 12:33:06 PM

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If you are unowned, do whatever your preference is. If you become owned, hair grows back quickly if necessary.

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RE: One more Shaving question - 6/3/2005 3:06:01 PM

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Why would a guy ever shave his legs unless forced to?

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RE: One more Shaving question - 6/3/2005 3:15:39 PM

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Why would a guy ever shave his legs unless forced to?

Biker's do it, less wind resistance you know all those fat little hairs get in the way and makes them move slower.

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RE: One more Shaving question - 6/3/2005 3:54:59 PM

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quote:

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Why would a guy ever shave his legs unless forced to?

Biker's do it, less wind resistance you know all those fat little hairs get in the way and makes them move slower.

OMG!!!!(RFLMAO holding stomach with one hand, and wiping tears while trying to type....)

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RE: One more Shaving question - 6/3/2005 4:08:56 PM

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So do competitive swimmers. Legs, arms, chest, it can all cause tiny amounts of drag that add up to lost time in a sport where races can be decided by a few milliseconds. So the best thing to do is to shave it off. I've known a few guys involved in it.

And some guys might just like the way smooth skin looks and/or feels. Personally, with a kilt, I'd prefer hairy legs.

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RE: One more Shaving question - 6/3/2005 5:55:11 PM

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So do competitive swimmers. Legs, arms, chest, it can all cause tiny amounts of drag that add up to lost time in a sport where races can be decided by a few milliseconds. So the best thing to do is to shave it off. I've known a few guys involved in it.

And some guys might just like the way smooth skin looks and/or feels. Personally, with a kilt, I'd prefer hairy legs.

So do some bodybuilders. And some guys do it just cos they like it!

And I agree with Calliope, I prefer hairy legs with a quilt. With an evening gown however, I say smooth ;)

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RE: One more Shaving question - 6/3/2005 6:39:39 PM

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Drag isn't the reason cyclists shave. I think there are about three reasons, and two are related.

1. It's a lot easier to clean up your legs after a crash if they are shaved.
2. It makes your legs look a lot better to other cyclists.
3. Who really wants hair sticking out of your bike shorts?

While 1 does have something going for it, 2 and 3 are the main reasons. Vanity. It also marks you as part of the "club" I guess...

(Math literate people will notice that is 4 reasons. Oops.)

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RE: One more Shaving question - 6/3/2005 6:45:58 PM

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Drag isn't the reason cyclists shave. I think there are about three reasons, and two are related.

1. It's a lot easier to clean up your legs after a crash if they are shaved.
2. It makes your legs look a lot better to other cyclists.
3. Who really wants hair sticking out of your bike shorts?

While 1 does have something going for it, 2 and 3 are the main reasons. Vanity. It also marks you as part of the "club" I guess...

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RE: One more Shaving question - 6/3/2005 10:28:01 PM

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