Leg Waxing and other Red Nose Day Antics
Discussion
At lunchtime today, I am having my legs waxed at work all in the name of charity!! Didn't actually volunteer but was put forward for it and couldn't back out for fear of looking a wimp!!
Just a couple of quick questions for anyone that waxes their legs! How much do you think it will hurt, bearing in mind that I have quite long leg hair and how long will it take to grow back?! Not really looking forward to having to go the gym and working out in trousers to mask my shaven beauties!
Anyone else engaging in Red Nose japes? Best of luck if you are!!
>>> Edited by Iceman82 on Friday 11th March 11:26
Just a couple of quick questions for anyone that waxes their legs! How much do you think it will hurt, bearing in mind that I have quite long leg hair and how long will it take to grow back?! Not really looking forward to having to go the gym and working out in trousers to mask my shaven beauties!
Anyone else engaging in Red Nose japes? Best of luck if you are!!
>>> Edited by Iceman82 on Friday 11th March 11:26
It doesn't hurt you big girl! 
Unless you have ever shaved it. Beware if you having all your legs waxed, because there are very sensitive areas depending on the person. Top leg is worse. Bring something to squeeze.
Sorry, forgot to add. Hair will grow back in a couple of weeks...... maybe
>> Edited by Iria on Friday 11th March 11:28
Unless you have ever shaved it. Beware if you having all your legs waxed, because there are very sensitive areas depending on the person. Top leg is worse. Bring something to squeeze. Sorry, forgot to add. Hair will grow back in a couple of weeks...... maybe
>> Edited by Iria on Friday 11th March 11:28
I apologise in advance.
But I cant
stand Red Nose Day.
Its like the nations excuse to behave like they are on sodding rag week. All day I have been plauged by 'crazy' people with their 'zany' red hair and really really funny, oh I can assure you sodding hilarious, antics. Its like working in an office full of Colins from Colins Office Trolley. I feel like standing up and shouting, look you bunch of s, leave the comedy to the comics. You work at a insurance company which leads me to believe that every other day of the soddding year you arent exactly the life and soul of the bloody party.
Fair play if you're getting involved and of course all the money goes to a good cause but really Saturday can not come soon enough for me.
But I cant
stand Red Nose Day. Its like the nations excuse to behave like they are on sodding rag week. All day I have been plauged by 'crazy' people with their 'zany' red hair and really really funny, oh I can assure you sodding hilarious, antics. Its like working in an office full of Colins from Colins Office Trolley. I feel like standing up and shouting, look you bunch of
s, leave the comedy to the comics. You work at a insurance company which leads me to believe that every other day of the soddding year you arent exactly the life and soul of the bloody party. Fair play if you're getting involved and of course all the money goes to a good cause but really Saturday can not come soon enough for me.
Plotloss said:
I apologise in advance.
But I cant
Its like the nations excuse to behave like they are on sodding rag week. All day I have been plauged by 'crazy' people with their 'zany' red hair and really really funny, oh I can assure you sodding hilarious, antics. Its like working in an office full of Colins from Colins Office Trolley. I feel like standing up and shouting, look you bunch of
Fair play if you're getting involved and of course all the money goes to a good cause but really Saturday can not come soon enough for me.
Quite simply THE best post I've read for ages.
Plotloss, I agree entirely with what you said!! I have never got involved before, but unfortunately was not around when I was put down to do it. As the boss's son, I couldn't really pull out as it would reflect badly on my mother as well; so I thought I should grin and bare it. Normally I prefer just to give to charity, when I can, in a more private manner. However, what with trying not to look like a wimp, family pride being at stake and the fact that they have raised £500, I thought I should pipe down and let them get on with it! Though what the hell is it with the red dye in the hair?!
Mrs Fish said:
Leg waxing really hurts give me a disposable razor any day
It will probably grow back by the end of the month.
I don't find waxing hurts at all. In fact to me it's almost like a tickling sensation. Might throb a bit for a few minutes since it's your first time, and you'll have that lovely dotted oven-ready-chicken effect until the morning
. Likely to get some regrowth in a couple of weeks, and should be back to normal within 8 weeks. You might find that your g/f quite likes it
. How far are you going? Watch out for ingrowing hairs, which are common when you first wax. Edited to say that the 'how far are you going', and 'girlfriend might like it' stuff was directed at iceman, not Mrs Fish!
>> Edited by rude girl on Friday 11th March 12:49
Plotloss said:
I apologise in advance.
But I cant
Its like the nations excuse to behave like they are on sodding rag week. All day I have been plauged by 'crazy' people with their 'zany' red hair and really really funny, oh I can assure you sodding hilarious, antics. Its like working in an office full of Colins from Colins Office Trolley. I feel like standing up and shouting, look you bunch of
Fair play if you're getting involved and of course all the money goes to a good cause but really Saturday can not come soon enough for me.
Good luck to the guy getting your legs waxed! I remember a male friend of mine used to be a really keen swimmer (semi-pro) and always had his legs silky-smooth. Said it wasn't too bad, but did tend to get VERY sensitive up near the top 
completely understand why you 'have' to do it - certainly well done for that.
As for comic relief...pisses me off entirely!! If I want to contribute to charity, I do it myself, how I want, when I want, and to who I want. (I remember a thread on here about coin jinglers or tub shakers, I forget what they're called now!).
Comic Relief has become a bit of a publicity stunt for celebrities now - you have to be seen to be saying 'Oh it's such an important cause'.
To me it's just trying to 'embarass' people into giving you money. Bollocks! I don't get embarassed easily and so I will contribute how and when I want to...!
completely understand why you 'have' to do it - certainly well done for that.
As for comic relief...pisses me off entirely!! If I want to contribute to charity, I do it myself, how I want, when I want, and to who I want. (I remember a thread on here about coin jinglers or tub shakers, I forget what they're called now!).
Comic Relief has become a bit of a publicity stunt for celebrities now - you have to be seen to be saying 'Oh it's such an important cause'.
To me it's just trying to 'embarass' people into giving you money. Bollocks! I don't get embarassed easily and so I will contribute how and when I want to...!
Plotloss said:
I apologise in advance.
But I cant
Its like the nations excuse to behave like they are on sodding rag week. All day I have been plauged by 'crazy' people with their 'zany' red hair and really really funny, oh I can assure you sodding hilarious, antics. Its like working in an office full of Colins from Colins Office Trolley. I feel like standing up and shouting, look you bunch of
Fair play if you're getting involved and of course all the money goes to a good cause but really Saturday can not come soon enough for me.
Working for the Beeb - I heartliy agree, mind you Children in Need is even worse.
I'm trying to work you emotionally retarded gimps - I don't have any more "Spare Cash" off! And calm....
Phil
rude girl said:
In fact to me it's almost like a tickling sensation. Might throb a bit for a few minutes if it's your first time, and you'll have that lovely dotted oven-ready-chicken effect until the morning
back to the leg waxing for a minute, I have tried it a few times now and I can't stand it, must have a very low pain thresshold
Will wait and see what the verdict is from Iceman when he has had it done
Mrs Fish said:
In fact to me it's almost like a tickling sensation. Might throb a bit for a few minutes if it's your first time, and you'll have that lovely dotted oven-ready-chicken effect until the morning
back to the leg waxing for a minute, I have tried it a few times now and I can't stand it, must have a very low pain thresshold
Will wait and see what the verdict is from Iceman when he has had it done
Something like "What do you
mean you've got to rip it off????!!!! No you d- Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrghhhhhhhh!!!!"
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