this has probably already been asked but how do you make shoes

[QUOTE=#less]this has probably already been asked but how do you make shoes[/QUOTE]

Order them from China

any tips on shaving a mohawk ive heard of using a strip of duct tape and folding it over so it lines out the hawk

[QUOTE=XpunksXdeadX]any tips on shaving a mohawk ive heard of using a strip of duct tape and folding it over so it lines out the hawk[/QUOTE]

Meh, I didn't do that. Its not too difficult. Mine turned out a bit thin though unfortunately.

[QUOTE=#less]this has probably already been asked but how do you make shoes[/QUOTE]
they beat you with the butt of a rifle and give you 10 cents a week. there's really nothing to it, so long as your hands work properly.

not that i know you, but you're probably too old and too white to make shoes.



now for the honest answer: i have no idea. haha. sorry.

[QUOTE=XpunksXdeadX]any tips on shaving a mohawk ive heard of using a strip of duct tape and folding it over so it lines out the hawk[/QUOTE]

Don't get one.

Thats the best tip.

i guess it looks best when you line it up with your eyebrows

True punx shave their eyebrows.

[QUOTE=cheeser_1]yeah, but you don't wash it out, you just fix it up. and i mean, you don't go to shows [i]daily[/i] do you? or maybe you do. which makes me jealous.[/QUOTE]

Usually weekly or maybe twice a week.

once a week isn't bad for mohawk re-doing. any more frequent than that, and it's probably excessive and bad for your hair. or you could be a lazy bum like me and not put it up for like three weeks.

That's what I would do if I had a hawk, let it rest for awhile, put it up, then let rest. Read let it rest as be lazy.

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[QUOTE=XpunksXdeadX]ive heard of using a strip of duct tape and folding it over so it lines out the hawk[/QUOTE]

This is the most un-punk thing I have ever heard.

yes but atleast he wont look like a do.oche with a fuc.ked up hawk.
duct tape could work...or a belt, depending how long your hair is (how thick you want it)

[QUOTE=1n d3n1aL] do.oche with a fuc.ked up[/QUOTE]
douche isn't censored, and even if it were, you wouldn't need to try to dodge the censors if you're going to spell it wrong anyway. :p

lol shut up

I could never have a mohawk because if I leaned back in a chair it would get messed up.

[QUOTE=cheeser_1]douche isn't censored, and even if it were, you wouldn't need to try to dodge the censors if you're going to spell it wrong anyway. :p[/QUOTE]

How come he doesn't get flamed, but I do :lol:

[QUOTE=guns_of_brixton]I could never have a mohawk because if I leaned back in a chair it would get messed up.[/QUOTE]


Yes that was annoying. But I had fun, but won't do it ever again.

[QUOTE=vincethesk8r]How come he doesn't get flamed, but I do :lol:[/QUOTE]

Because we all ready don't like you.

[QUOTE=Ihatehate]Because we all ready don't like you.[/QUOTE]
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[QUOTE=guns_of_brixton]I could never have a mohawk because if I leaned back in a chair it would get messed up.[/QUOTE]
Mine was stiff enough that there were a few times when I put a hat on over it just to mess around, then took it off and it went right back up to normal.

[QUOTE=honkybrewster]Mine was stiff enough that there were a few times when I put a hat on over it just to mess around, then took it off and it went right back up to normal.[/QUOTE]
you're talking about hair, right? :naughty:


mine does that to an extent, but i have thick curly hair, so it's prone to falling over if i knock it around too much. which is a pain in the butt. on the other hand, if i make sure not to totally squash it, it works just fine.

[QUOTE=cheeser_1]you're talking about hair, right? :naughty:


mine does that to an extent, but i have thick curly hair, so it's prone to falling over if i knock it around too much. which is a pain in the butt. on the other hand, if i make sure not to totally squash it, it works just fine.[/QUOTE]
Mine was a wee bit curly at first, but after as much hairspray and dying as I used to do, it was too fried to have any life or resiliance, so it wasn't that hard to keep under control.

[QUOTE=honkybrewster]Mine was a wee bit curly at first, but after as much hairspray and dying as I used to do, it was too fried to have any life or resiliance, so it wasn't that hard to keep under control.[/QUOTE]
i agree, that works out quite a bit. so long as it isn't wet, the curls aren't a problem. it's the thickness that's the problem. it's just too dam[i]n[/i]ed heavy. stupid gravity.

What do you spike it with?

[QUOTE=honkybrewster]What do you spike it with?[/QUOTE]
a little bit of glue (to keep the form) and alot of hairspray (to hold it up).

Depending on the length, the glue might be weighing it down even more. When my hawk was a lot longer I'd put on some hairspray to shape it, then run some melted knox gel through it, push it together into a point, and let it dry. It was unbreakable.

[QUOTE=honkybrewster]knox gel [/QUOTE]
i've been meaning to try that. too lazy though.

Ah well. It's actually some work to figure out how to make it just right.