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no wonder that girl wasn't interested..
weirdy beardy!
That did have something to do with the reasoning behind it. That I was curious to see what my face looks like. At least I got that out my system. Bird or beard? BEARD!
And I was referencing the 300 filum, so apologies for the historical inaccuracies. I shall be riding the bike in nowt but a loin cloth too
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I looked like a mentally ill tramp when I grew one. Great big grey patches on either side of my chin that, from a distance, looked like holes in the beard. Got a picture of me and my teenage nephew when I had a beard and frankly it's like something off Crimewatch. Never again.
Grey not yet a problem, ginger is. Hair is a very dark brown, eyes hazel, but a distinct coppery hue to the beard. Riddle me that one batman
Anyway, just get yourself some
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One of John Peel's most familiar stories was of when he shaved his beard and the face staring back at him was a "cross between my mother and Mussolini".
Following your recent, 'famous people who have told me off' list; I give you: 'Posthumously near-canonised lazy DJs who were in fact well pervy and tried to fuck my 19-year-old girlfriend when I was in my first year at Uni.'
1) John Peel.Actually, fair play to him, at least he hadn't given up on life...
EDIT: He has now... ;-D
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One of John Peel's most familiar stories was of when he shaved his beard and the face staring back at him was a "cross between my mother and Mussolini".
Seriously I know what its like to have a car crash, have reconstructive surgery and wake up to look at a face you don't recognise
Actually I have no idea whatsoever what that's like, but it just doesn't look like my face
as for the girl, she simply never replied. I did call her and no answer so number has been deleted. Only knew her five minutes and fell pretty hard. Still lessons learnt and all that
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beard are great, the only problem is that there's some people who can't grow a beard properly (tuff of hair in sporadic place around the bottom part of your face so to speak.
I shaved my beard off recently after having them since I was 17, needless to says I look like I'm 15 after I lobbed it off (I'm 23), and not surprisingly enough people seemed to respect me less.
and God it was so cold! I've missed the warmt of my beard!
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On the subject of facial hair, anyone growing a soup strainer for Movember ?
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Beards are for lazy people who can't be bothered to shave.
I'm mighty lazy with a razor 6 wet shaves in 10 years.
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Grey not yet a problem, ginger is.
Not a problem in my book.
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I'm of the ginger beard persuasion as well. Dirty blonde on top (what's left) though.
And, obviously, beards are awesome.
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Beard every fucking time. I recently made the mistake of shaving mine off after maybe 5 years and barely recognise the face looking back at me in the mirror. The beard is coming straight back, and this time it's going to be a great big bush. I'm gonna grow a beard fit for a Spartan and push people down dirty great holes. It's gonna look like the Amazon has been uprooted and landed on my face
Seriously though I honestly feel the process was emasculating and confidence draining. I'm like Samson after the bitch Delilah did the dirty on him.
If you have a beard keep it, if you don't have one, get one