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O/T Haircut
- Thread starter Racek
- Start date
£20
A small price to pay to have a young nymphette gently massaging your head and then provocatively circling your chair with her scantily-clad body just inches away from your face.
What?
A small price to pay to have a young nymphette gently massaging your head and then provocatively circling your chair with her scantily-clad body just inches away from your face.
What?
£0 - I do it myself.
- Thread starter
- #5
What do you get for 30 quid then?
IndependentWSU
New member
- May 24, 2011
- 350
12.50
Albumen
Don't wait for me!
Over £30
But that's for a head massage by some young filth and an hours creative career talk by a hairdresser (BARBER OUT) who's other job is something I aspire to.
Worth the money I say.
But that's for a head massage by some young filth and an hours creative career talk by a hairdresser (BARBER OUT) who's other job is something I aspire to.
Worth the money I say.
skipper734
Registered ruffian
Where's that then Hiney? I usually get one of the clipper qualified lovelies? In Sirs Only. Or worse still the bloke. Oh! £7.50 OAP rates.
Can you do mine?
Hillian1
( . ) ( . )
£10.
Chicken Runner61
We stand where we want!
- May 20, 2007
- 4,609
Depends if you're anything like your avatar
Yeah you will charge extra for highlights I guess?
Pinkie Brown
I'll look after the skirt
A quick once over with the three blade on top and two at the side sets me back a whole £6. The poncy place around the corner with fancy decor and complimentary coffee charges £17 for something similar.
The Andy Naylor Fan Club
Well-known member
Ah the memories of Coopers in Baker St. Being escorted down by my father in the seventies/early eighties, sitting on a wooden plank placed across the arms of the chair and being butchered in the process. ( As soon as your hair had been cut and you bumped into people you knew the comment would always be "See you've been to Coopers then". In a strange sort of way I miss characters like him that were a big part of the Brighton I grew up in. Late Seventies around 50p, then went upto a £1 in the Eighties. Sadly now only a part of Brighton's history as he passed away around 14 years ago.
Now pay around a tenner for a trim.
Now pay around a tenner for a trim.
Pinkie Brown
I'll look after the skirt
I'm pretty sure Meridian News or whatever it was called back then did a news feature on him once. He was known for having the cheapest haircuts in the south of England or something? By what you have described, they were cheap for a reason? I never had the "pleasure" of going there.
The Andy Naylor Fan Club
Well-known member
I believe Mr Cooper was a barber in the army ( Hence he only done short back and sides ), he is also reported to have cut Eisenhowers hair around D Day.
dougdeep
New member
£5 for a pair of clippers. Saved me a fortune over the years.
