Jordan Spieth - Goodnight Sweet Prince

[hellouser]

It's a little baffling to see rugby outranked by BB. Haha American ethnocentrism at play again?

Perhaps... or probably. I know swimming you gotta be in super shape to do well in, pretty much every muscle in your body gets a workout constantly.

 

[jd_uk]

True, as he went from looking 20 to looking 50 in a few years.

Lucky him.

Nothing like a bit of exaggeration. (50)

Baldness would make him look older but more like 30, early 30's at worst.

Although tbh he looks a bit older in the face anyway aside from hair loss. He's not the leanest of guys.

Guys who pull off baldness well and take care of themselves just don't seem to age... e.g. Yul Brynner. Look at the comments on any of his videos and that is what people say. Even in his 60's he looked young.

 

[Saurabhaj]

ID wal

According to this survey it's ranked #51 most demanding sport. Wedged in between horseracing and cheerleading.
http://www.topendsports.com/world/lists/fittest-sport/espn.htm

ID walker..
Search the game Kabaddi on web..

You will knew how badly its tough.
One need height,one need physique,one need intelligence, need stamina,power,Influence,
Anger,team bonding,rage to win a game.

Ground is divided in two halves,the challenger has to go into other half and try to touch players and go back to his home as fast as possible,without getting caught.
When a player enters other side,
They can be attack badly than even rugby.

Seach Kabbaddi Pro on YouTube.

 

[I.D WALKER]

ID wal


ID walker..
Search the game Kabaddi on web..

You will knew how badly its tough.
One need height,one need physique,one need intelligence, need stamina,power,Influence,
Anger,team bonding,rage to win a game.

Ground is divided in two halves,the challenger has to go into other half and try to touch players and go back to his home as fast as possible,without getting caught.
When a player enters other side,
They can be attack badly than even rugby.

Seach Kabbaddi Pro on YouTube.

Yes it is intensely demanding.
I think it's been on the international arena since the early 1980's?
It should definitely rank up there in the top 5 most demanding competitive sports.

 

[tdag]

All the money in the world won't fix his baldness... there's no cure. He's just as screwed as us.

Wut? He has pretty mild hair loss limited to receded temples and thinning at the center of the hairline(from that photo at least). He can easily get that fixed with a conservative FUE.

 

[hellouser]

Wut? He has pretty mild hair loss limited to receded temples and thinning at the center of the hairline(from that photo at least). He can easily get that fixed with a conservative FUE.

And then he continues to go bald behind his newly transplanted hair.

You guys never thought about that problem?????

 

[tdag]

Why are you so triggered? No money in the world is going reverse someone from complete baldness to a full head of hair. So yes, he's just as screwed as we are. You think because he has money he somehow has access to treatments we don't? He's balding. And will more than likely end up NW6 or greater. He's screwed. Accept it.

There is no way to know this. Not everyone with male pattern baldness ends up Norwood 6/7. According to Dr. Rassman its somewhere around 10% of men that do.

 

[tdag]

And then he continues to go bald behind his newly transplanted hair.

You guys never thought about that problem?????

Obviously he would wait for it to stabilize, probably with the help of finasteride. But not everyone with male pattern baldness necessarily progresses. He is younger than I thought so he might be destined for more agressive loss but I was Norwood 3 at 19(probably before then) and at 27 I am still Norwood 3 without meds. Been on finasteride for a month and I reckon if I can make it to 30 without further loss Ill be a decent FUE candidate.

 

[hellouser]

Obviously he would wait for it to stabilize, probably with the help of finasteride. But not everyone with male pattern baldness necessarily progresses. He is younger than I thought so he might be destined for more agressive loss but I was Norwood 3 at 19(probably before then) and at 27 I am still Norwood 3 without meds. Been on finasteride for a month and I reckon if I can make it to 30 without further loss Ill be a decent FUE candidate.

Assuming that the PGA allows finasteride (probably doesn't) and then assuming he doesn't get sides and then assuming it works as in; completely halts further loss and not just slows it down.

Hair loss treatments are a joke, they don't work that well.

 

[tdag]

Assuming that the PGA allows finasteride (probably doesn't) and then assuming he doesn't get sides and then assuming it works as in; completely halts further loss and not just slows it down.

Hair loss treatments are a joke, they don't work that well.

Finasteride works pretty well in maintaining for most men according to all the reputable data available. Obviously there is the issue of side effects. Even without meds it is still possible his hair loss will be limited to the frontal region. Most people I know that have gone Norwood 4+, either diffused all over or developed crown thinning at/before Norwood 3. His crown still looks good from what I can see and he is probably past Norwood 3. Apparently late 20's is when many men develop the signs of their "final pattern". So he would have to wait a few years to be safe.

 

[F2005]

Assuming that the PGA allows finasteride (probably doesn't) and then assuming he doesn't get sides and then assuming it works as in; completely halts further loss and not just slows it down.

Hair loss treatments are a joke, they don't work that well.

Ain't that the truth. That is why I helped pay to send you to the Hair Congress last year.

 

[alexpie2]

He definitely has the facial characteristics to pull off the bald look. I think he would look much better with a buzzed or shaved head.

 

[Rudiger]

Ain't that the truth. That is why I helped pay to send you to the Hair Congress last year.

Hoo damn son!

I don't blame hellouser for being cynical about treatments, I actually do admire that he goes the extra mile in trying to find something better for all of us (though, also for himself, which is more than noteworthy).

But as I always harp on about, this attitude many on here have of "you're screwed, just like a balding millionaire" puts others on here off the idea of getting treatments or looking at the possibility of a hair transplant, and instead plain giving up.

If I was 24 again and came on here to read about minoxidil and propecia, or a hair transplant, half the comments would make me think "f*** it" and never log in again, embrace the fact that I'm needlessly chipping away at my attractiveness because of apathy towards something that's so important to me.

Should a 24 year old grow a sack and pursue treatments regardless? Sure, but other grown men, regardless of how they feel their attitudes should be taken, shouldn't encourage others to give up and instead realise how their attitude affects others in reality. That's just the simple truth.

But whatever hellouser take this lazy road of saying "Are you STILL going on about this?!" as your get out of jail card for having to explain your incorrect sentiment, and fine, he's just as screwed as the rest of us because someday he'll be a 50 year old NW6. Let's just forget the years in between he can successfully fool others and himself that he's got hair.

You win and I congratulate you.

 

[marco75]

He's a 5 at best with hair so does it really matter?