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I agree, that's definitely what he seems to be thinking. It's what I'd be thinking too

Sparrington wrote:I love the expression on Johnny's face in 4-it's like "Why don't I just kiss him?? I know I want to..." or is that just me speaking?!!

I don't see why he should be any different to the rest of us!

I spose... *mind wanders*

Espeically with Alan's sensual aura in that scene.
Do men enjoy having a shave like that? I think I would have to learn how to use suche a shaving knife

I think they have to have a lot of trust!!!

Nice avatar Sparrington!!

Magenta wrote:Espeically with Alan's sensual aura in that scene.
Do men enjoy having a shave like that? I think I would have to learn how to use suche a shaving knife

HA!! I have enough trouble just shaving my legs with a disposable safety razor!
I have so many scars...

We used to have to shave our patient's abdomens (and a little lower) with a disposable razor and special soap before they went back for a c-section, now, thank goodness, we have an electric razor! (the patients are thankful, too!! )

That is why I am using an epilator on my legs. It is bad enough that I have to shave my armpits with those terrible things. Well, they have developed rather comfortable things by now.

How can you use an epiltor???? I used one for a couple of months.....it hurt SO much but I persevered....my legs were so messed up I had to give up!

I think it is better than a razor blade scratching my shins. And I need to do it only once a month.

My mgrandmother did not have these problems... She just didn't care about the hair on her legs.

njf61 wrote:

Magenta wrote:Espeically with Alan's sensual aura in that scene.
Do men enjoy having a shave like that? I think I would have to learn how to use suche a shaving knife

HA!! I have enough trouble just shaving my legs with a disposable safety razor!
I have so many scars...

We used to have to shave our patient's abdomens (and a little lower) with a disposable razor and special soap before they went back for a c-section, now, thank goodness, we have an electric razor! (the patients are thankful, too!! )

Umm, let's just say that I saved the nurses the hassle... That would have HORRIFIED me!! Go ahead, cut me open and take out something the size of a small turkey, but PUHLEEZ don't shave me there...

journalista wrote:

njf61 wrote:

Magenta wrote:Espeically with Alan's sensual aura in that scene.
Do men enjoy having a shave like that? I think I would have to learn how to use suche a shaving knife

HA!! I have enough trouble just shaving my legs with a disposable safety razor!
I have so many scars...

We used to have to shave our patient's abdomens (and a little lower) with a disposable razor and special soap before they went back for a c-section, now, thank goodness, we have an electric razor! (the patients are thankful, too!! )

Umm, let's just say that I saved the nurses the hassle... That would have HORRIFIED me!! Go ahead, cut me open and take out something the size of a small turkey, but PUHLEEZ don't shave me there...

We still have to make sure!! and tummies have hair, too, so...lot's of people suffer my sad shaving skills.

Why does the fine tummy hair have to be removed for a c-section (new word learnt )

Is it to stop any hair getting into the wound???? Just a guess, but it makes sense to me!??

Ha, another Diva-in-training, hello Jackie!

jacksl wrote:Is it to stop any hair getting into the wound???? Just a guess, but it makes sense to me!??

yes, exactly. hair is on the outside, and cannot be sterilized, so if it got into the wound, it would cause an infection.