I have a few hairs that stick up in the unibrow area; I just shave em![]()
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Do any of you guys get your eyebrows waxed/plucked/whatever? Mine are and always have been quite bushy/long and I'm thinking of getting them at least reduced a wee wittle bit.
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I have a few hairs that stick up in the unibrow area; I just shave em![]()
No offense bro but if you wax anything on your body, your officially gay.

Originally Posted by gococksDJS
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Ah, don't listen to them. If your eyebrows are funky and you want to get them taken care of do so. Then some dudes online might talk trash, but people in real life will appreciate it all the more. While the guys that talk smack about it are stuck looking like apes![]()

I see that a lot now, where they pluck it to a perfect size and shape.....looking like it's fake or plucked. In the old days the barber would just trim it and maybe just maybe seperate the unibrow.
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not me just trimmed

It has more character than plucked.Originally Posted by Tough Old Man
Only one of them. The other, i like natural.
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I have hair that grows in between my 2 eyebrows that I pluck it is so fucking annoying.
Originally Posted by Fashong
i ususally leave that, and just pluck the eyebrows. my wife thinks its sexy. like a little goatee for my forehead.
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I shave or pluck my eyebrows, usually shave but I plucked them tonight, so it's kinda strange coincidence this thread is..
Being bald sort of messed up with your head, didnt it?Originally Posted by * Legion *

I see we have a lot of Metrosexuals here on IM......am I the only macho man left here?


I put notches in my eyebrow pieces so I look harder than a mutha fuk and foo's ain't be messin' wit me, nah sayin' homes?
Coarse edged youth, the irish pendants string from their smiles
not yet plucked as to slacken the seams
and drag down the features of age,
no folds or creases from unkempt wear
eyes of tranquilty, crystalline-beads
no sign of despair in their hair, nor their hearts
but oh they have yet to be experienced and that makes aging so very worth it...ML circa2012
not by choice :P my cuz shaved my eyebrows off when i passed out 3 weeks ago... i'll get him backBwahahahaha!!! gonna shave one of his eyebrows off n a kool racing stripe down the middle of his head
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I don't think men should pluck their eyebrows. Maybe just clean it up, but to see shaped women like eyebrows on men is a too metro. Let men be men and women be women.
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Originally Posted by 007
Men are wearing earings with long hair which they paint and now the eyebrows
Aha! Just as i thought!Originally Posted by min0 lee
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You say Metrosexual like it's a bad thing...Originally Posted by min0 lee
So many cries of inequality stem from one of group
of people doing little or nothing and then bitching
about another group that actually does something
to improve their lives.
I pluck mine daily and I keep them shortened with one of those small Microtouch trimmers. I am Italian and have natually vast and expansive eyebrows. Go ahead and call me metro...I really don't care. I wouldn't do it if I cared what people would say. I shave my legs and my arms too, but if you choose to bicker about my eyebrows, so be it. Noone ever gives me shit about any of it. I guess when you are a beast, noone cares to fuck with you.
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Or just go gay all the way we don't need no gray lines it gets confusing just ask Min0.Originally Posted by 007
Coarse edged youth, the irish pendants string from their smiles
not yet plucked as to slacken the seams
and drag down the features of age,
no folds or creases from unkempt wear
eyes of tranquilty, crystalline-beads
no sign of despair in their hair, nor their hearts
but oh they have yet to be experienced and that makes aging so very worth it...ML circa2012
Nice catch! Although, I was already positive he was a man.Originally Posted by BulkMeUp

When you're a she-male, you can call yourself what ever you want...
So many cries of inequality stem from one of group
of people doing little or nothing and then bitching
about another group that actually does something
to improve their lives.

That was just to show how metrosexuals are a bad thing, would you honestly think it would be that easy.........nope.Originally Posted by BulkMeUp
Where are the real cowboys!! Is Tough the only real man here.![]()

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According to a recent Washington Times report, American women are pig sick of the oversold and dandy metrosexual male imago. It seems as if the ladies are tired of dating, mating and watching these candy asses and, once again, are looking for a man whose masculinity is not in question.
Believe it or not, the girls are now lining up for men who …
• Are rough and ready vs. rouged and giddy,
• Are rugged and callused vs. reflexive and coifed,
• Are selfless and protective vs. fashionable and feckless, and
• Are into beer, sports and gadgets vs. buns of steel and spandex.
The decisively hetero girls are looking for some testosterone junkies who are not eating their gouda gift set but, instead, have mixed this smelly stuff with their stink bait and are using it to catch big catfish on the Chattahoochee.
God bless the women who are doing the Sadie Hawkins for guys who are low maintenance and easy going. Yeah … fine American lasses are righteously refusing the low yield, reflexively irate fops Hollywood has tried to cram down our culture’s collective throat. The girls have spoken and have said, No thanks, to the eye-brow- tweaked man. They have sent the metrosexual male back to Europe where he belongs, and, predictably, they have embraced the Marlboro Man.
You’ve gotta love it!
Yes, just when the sensible are about to go Ozzy on society and call for the four horsemen of the apocalypse to wrap this thing up, the clouds break and reveal that there is hope, once again, for our country after all. Part of that hope is the setting of the metrosexual sun. And it appears as if everyone is relieved. Heck, even major homosexual pundits are glad the metrosexual lad has been sent packing. So to speak …
Now, for all you Backstreet Boys who are wondering if, if, you are one of these metrosexual males from whom women, men and small animals are running, I’ve concocted a little test to help you shed your proclivities toward abnormality and begin to saddle up and ride in a more masculine direction. Are you ready? If you start to hyper-ventilate, just take a break and control your breathing. Here we go.
You might be a metrosexual if …
• You use more than three words when ordering your Starbuck’s,
• You’re still into rollerblading,
• You put on cologne to go to the gym,
• You have an Armani Exchange or Banana Republic credit card,
• You Tivo Sex in the City and/or Will and Grace,
• You watch Friends with a note pad,
• You have panic attacks (look, either have a real heart attack or cut the crap. That feeling you’re feeling is not death; it’s called responsibility and most everybody feels it. So … suck it up, drink a Guinness and get a life),
• You shave any part of your body except your face or skull,
• You buy your shampoo at a salon instead of a grocery store,
• You take more than two, that’s two, minutes to fix your hair,
• You think Ben Affleck, Colin Farrell, and Orlando Bloom are really, really good actors,
• You think you have a feminine side to get in touch with, and/or
• You must have Evian and only Evian for hydration (Hey, thongmeister. What’s Evian spelled backwards? That’s what you are).
Since society has gotten sick of these fad lads and some guys are thinking, What was I thinking? and do not want to mimic what’s inane again, you might be wondering: who, what, and where do we go to in order to set our sights on what to become as men?
Well … you can start by completely blowing off anything postmodernism or its ugly mother modernity has to offer and, as far as I’m concerned, traipse back a few thousand years to medieval times. A good book that lines out what these masculine worthies were is Brad Miner’s The Compleat Gentleman: The Modern Man’s Guide Chivalry. Miner goes back not to the 1950’s but to the 1100’s and unearths the oldest and best ideal of manhood: the gentleman. Resurrecting a thousand-year tradition of chivalry, honor, and heroism, Miner’s tome provides a solid blueprint for the lost Nancy Boys.
The Compleat Gentleman shows in a sharp and scholarly way that real manhood is not rocket science and that being a worthy warrior is based upon the simple, ancient, yet arduous ideal of selfless duty to one’s God, country, family and friends. Miner traces the concept of manliness from the jousting fields of the twelfth century to the decks of the Titanic. Miner states that the major traits of a true gentleman can be reduced to three masculine archetypes, namely, the warrior, the lover, and the monk. These three, combined together, form the compleat gentleman. This modern knight is a combatant for that which is true and beautiful, has passionate respect for the opposite sex and values learning in the pursuit of truth—doing all of the above with discretion, decorum, and nonchalance.
I totally agree with everything you just said... except that I'm not Italian. And, my eyebrows are not vast and expansive. And I don't shave my legs. Or my arms.Originally Posted by Purdue Power
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