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Bryce F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 26 4:28 pm)
Sambucus, that can be a frightful experience at first, that is, until you become newly acquainted with your long lost face once again especially after being hidden for so long. I too sported a beard through the seventies into the early eighties and swore I looked like a freshly plucked chickens ass when I finally decided to shave it off. After getting rave reviews from my peers, family and lady friends I finally got used to it and decided to leave it off and have plucked it all these years ever since. ;)
I hate to shave, but I don't like growing a beard. So I shave whenever it gets too itchy. :^)
This is not my "second childhood". I'm not finished with the first one yet.
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Quest, you were lucky with your family and friends. My missus just took a long look and said, "I dont think I like you without a beard". I don
t think she meant it quite how it came out. Thinking about it, shes the one gotta look at it all day. Must have been a shock. Tjohn, I hate shaving, too. (Even beardies have to shave a bit.) Bugger that sharp blade and soapy water lark, tho. I
m out tomorrow to by a Lekky one. Give me something to do while this site loads. :o)
Sambucus all the men in my family have beards,except for my older brother. My Dad was referred to as "Captain Birdseye", by most of the kids in the village where they lived in retirement. When my younger bother shaved his off once his wife had a similar reaction to yours, she had never seen him without a beard before. Nowadays said younger bother has more hair on his chin than on his head, and I am afraid he is one of those sad people who still insist in wearing what is left long and in a pony tail (old biker habits die hard). I am sure you are more sophisticated than that :-)
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I had the Mustache in the 80's too. On the day I shaved it...I shaved only the right side. My son was 6 or 7 at the time, I walked around the house for a couple hours and kept my left side to him....It was really funny when he started to catch on. Is your face cold??? Can't stand facial hair anymore.
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My beard is over-due for a trim,in fact it may go completely!I only grow a beard during winter,but this year there is much more grey than before!.Unfortunately my best mates have started calling me Sadam! or Osama! With mates like these,who needs enemies? Main reasons to get rid are-1 too warm! -2 too scarey! -3 too messy when drinking!
I'm sidin' with TJohn.... I hate shaving, so the stubble gets shaved every 3 or 4 days. I have never let a beard grow, but have always had a mustache. It has been growing since it was peach fuzz. lol Lol @ Rod... that is funny. 8)
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I only get to grow a beard while on vacation, which means that it just gets to the scraggly stage. I have to be clean-shaven (except for the de rigour mustache) because of our department grooming policy and that I occasionally have to wear a gas mask (won't seal around the face with a beard.) My dad's had a beard for as long as I can remember, and he's always asked to play Santa.
i shave once a week did have a beard in high school lol
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For the last 25 years or so, I
ve had a beard. It was a good beard, and being pure white for most of those years, at its fullest it elicited notes from small kids in supermarkets and suchlike asking for a bike or the latest Barbie come December. Today I shaved it off. I wanted too see what lurked underneath. It was some ugly old bloke. Certainly not the one that disappeared under it in the early eighties. Now I can
t wait to grow it back. Jeez, I wasnt even drunk. If only you could save real life like a computer app. I need a restore point. Apologies to the mods for the OT thread but I
ve noticed others here bemoaning the demise of loved dogs and cats, and I want my little furry friend to be remembered too.