Jeez Terry you mean that IS your picture in the avatar........


Oh yeah...I'm an executive headhunter for the automotive industry. No tats, short hair, conservative Republican type, and I like long walks on the beach....wait wrong thread...

 

22 Inch braided tailhanging on the wall along with one 9 inches long. Their hanging on the wall in my guitar room.Now, my hair is short and white. Two tats with hopes of more. Wear facial hair in the form of a goatee. Personal preference of Hair length. Job doesn't care, I work for a School system in K.C.I guess I do look the part, Have been riding for a long time and for me, my look,it just fits........Ride Safe and Often....BearC.Paw......

 

Thinning long hair, Goatee, mustache, no tats,or peircings, I've looked this way most of my adult life. Through most of my jobs, and I've had several. Now own a Go-Kart track, and a 20 lot mobile home park, that will never make up for the loss of my Dad. I would give it right back to have him with me again. Never really cared what others think. I've not asked for nothing. I'm just me.

 

I work as a cna and I take care of profoundly handicapped kids.
Ride a harley and have more tats than you can shake a stick at.........go figure.
People get over it to some degree. I don't think Proctor & Gamble are going to look at me as CEO material any time in the future.

"Imagine that, PUH me......workin for you"
Proctor & Gamble can kiss my Azz anyway.

 

My hair used to be long until the army got a hold of me, and I just never changed it.

I have nothing against facial hair. However, most Taliban women have greater success than I do growing a moustache, beard, or goatee.

I guess probably armpit & chest hair, too, for that matter...

Cannon

 

I started riding almost 40 years ago. When I was a teenager (late 60's early 70's) I wanted to look the part. It was the hippy era.

From college days until I was in my 30's I worked as a professional musician. I could pretty much look any way I wanted. After that, somehow, I evolved into being a cop! I hung that up almost a decade ago yet somehow still look the part. In my business I train police and military so it's advantagous to fit inand relate to them on their level.When I retire I'll dress like a jazz musician/cop/biker or some combiation thereof andI won't give a dang what anyone thinks about it.

 

First off, I grew out of trying to look like a hard core biker.when I did play the part it was accepted,long beard and all.Then was a lineman for local utility,now a troubleshooter.

 

Dress code here, though I wear my leather every day that I ride, which is fortunately most every day.Clean and shaved headin the Summer,grow it all out in the winter. No ink or bling by choice though since my 6 week ride through Baja, Mexico, and Guatemala, I have lots 'o visions in my head that I am considering inking somewhere.

City / County Government gig.

 

I look like me....does it really matter ?

 

Long hair, 1 tatoo, pierced ears, no facial hair (except one chin hair that drives me nuts). I am a paraprofessional in a small CPA firm.