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My first weekend off in 6 months, and the start of what is turning out to be a great new career move by yours truly.
So tonight I'm off out to get truly sozzled - currently have Girls by the Prodigy pumping out at ear bleeding level and am supping a cold one.
So how is your weekend going so far?
So tonight I'm off out to get truly sozzled - currently have Girls by the Prodigy pumping out at ear bleeding level and am supping a cold one.
So how is your weekend going so far?
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Hmm. That style has been around a lot longer than Beckham's mohican.
So it raises an interesting question - best pubic hairstyle?
So it raises an interesting question - best pubic hairstyle?
oh, ok, for your benefit :
Female fans style pubic hair like Beckham's Mohican
By Shane Green, Herald Correspondent in Tokyo
June 18 2003
When David Beckham begins a brief visit to Japan today, he will see plenty of evidence of his rock star status: crowds of adoring fans; his Manchester United shirt on the backs of young Japanese; and the occasional bleached Mohican hairstyle he favoured during last year's World Cup here.
But there is one sign of his fame that will not be so obvious.
Japanese women are reportedly styling their pubic hair into a Beckham Mohican.
The Shukan Jitsuwa, one of Japan's racy and creative weekly magazines, carried an article on the trend this year, saying the Beckham look was particularly popular among female office workers.
"Some magazines have carried articles about styling your pubic hair and they referred to the Beckham look," the magazine quoted Minako, an office worker. "But we'd been doing it for a while before those stories came out."
Even if the trend wasn't established then, it probably is now.
The England captain is celebrated as a sex symbol who also happens to play soccer.
Beckham is similarly idolised in other parts of Asia, including China and Thailand, but it is in Japan that the love affair with Beckham is the most intense.
It blossomed a year ago when Japan was the co-host for the World Cup. While England fell in the quarter finals, Beckham has continued to kick goal after goal.
Corporate Japan has lined up to secure his services. He is the face for Vodafone's mobile phone J-phone, and sells chocolates for the Meiji Seika company, which last December created a three-metre chocolate statue of him.
Beckham and wife Victoria, the former Spice Girl, also feature in a advertising campaign for the Tokyo Beauty Centre, a contract reported to be worth 400 million yen (about $5 million) a year.
The Beckham appeal is complex. Yuji Kiminami, who edited the Japanese version of the coffee table book David Beckham: My Life, believes there are two reasons for Beckham's massive popularity.
"Beckham cherishes his family, and Japanese women like a man who takes good care of his wife and children," he said.
"Japanese people also tend to admire British traditional culture, and books related to Britain sell well in the Japanese market. I think Beckham would not be as popular if he was American."
Then there are his looks. "They are quite acceptable to Japanese people," Mr Kiminami said. "It is much easier for Japanese women to accept his moderately sexy appearance than Italian soccer player Francesco Totti, who is too sexy for Japanese women."
Female fans style pubic hair like Beckham's Mohican
By Shane Green, Herald Correspondent in Tokyo
June 18 2003
When David Beckham begins a brief visit to Japan today, he will see plenty of evidence of his rock star status: crowds of adoring fans; his Manchester United shirt on the backs of young Japanese; and the occasional bleached Mohican hairstyle he favoured during last year's World Cup here.
But there is one sign of his fame that will not be so obvious.
Japanese women are reportedly styling their pubic hair into a Beckham Mohican.
The Shukan Jitsuwa, one of Japan's racy and creative weekly magazines, carried an article on the trend this year, saying the Beckham look was particularly popular among female office workers.
"Some magazines have carried articles about styling your pubic hair and they referred to the Beckham look," the magazine quoted Minako, an office worker. "But we'd been doing it for a while before those stories came out."
Even if the trend wasn't established then, it probably is now.
The England captain is celebrated as a sex symbol who also happens to play soccer.
Beckham is similarly idolised in other parts of Asia, including China and Thailand, but it is in Japan that the love affair with Beckham is the most intense.
It blossomed a year ago when Japan was the co-host for the World Cup. While England fell in the quarter finals, Beckham has continued to kick goal after goal.
Corporate Japan has lined up to secure his services. He is the face for Vodafone's mobile phone J-phone, and sells chocolates for the Meiji Seika company, which last December created a three-metre chocolate statue of him.
Beckham and wife Victoria, the former Spice Girl, also feature in a advertising campaign for the Tokyo Beauty Centre, a contract reported to be worth 400 million yen (about $5 million) a year.
The Beckham appeal is complex. Yuji Kiminami, who edited the Japanese version of the coffee table book David Beckham: My Life, believes there are two reasons for Beckham's massive popularity.
"Beckham cherishes his family, and Japanese women like a man who takes good care of his wife and children," he said.
"Japanese people also tend to admire British traditional culture, and books related to Britain sell well in the Japanese market. I think Beckham would not be as popular if he was American."
Then there are his looks. "They are quite acceptable to Japanese people," Mr Kiminami said. "It is much easier for Japanese women to accept his moderately sexy appearance than Italian soccer player Francesco Totti, who is too sexy for Japanese women."
Yeah, when I click your link it takes me to a page to register for the Sydney Morning Herald.
register?
Can't be arsed to register.
Even I've gone all mussed now. I used to have my hair slicked back, stock broker fashion. Those were the days.
Even I've gone all mussed now. I used to have my hair slicked back, stock broker fashion. Those were the days.
not sure, but I'll be sure to ask her. personally I prefer a well kept mohican, it adds character : [URL]http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2003/06/17/1055828330865.html?oneclick=true[/URL]
Oh and some advise - be careful who you say "WOW Kirsten Dunst is soooo hot" too. Some people don't take kindly to it.
Not shaven all in is it?
aww bless.
now I have a pot noodle, so things are looking up. I'm going to get my hair cut later, where some nice blonde girly tinkers with my hair. great hangover therapy.
now I have a pot noodle, so things are looking up. I'm going to get my hair cut later, where some nice blonde girly tinkers with my hair. great hangover therapy.
I came home early because I felt sick. I got lots of sympathy s.. stuff.
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