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11 Sep 14
16:52
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seems to be the look of the moment, anyone got one and does it itch like fk
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on women - yes please..
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what sort of beard, a weeks worth or a bushy thing which looks awful on everyone imo, suits some not others, someone once said to me a beard is a woolly jumper for the face for not so good looking in life, well it was a bit cruder than that to be honest
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Never, no, and no.
Not a good look imo and most people that seem to grow one are older people which makes me think that they've got to a point where they just can't be bothered to shave anymore. |
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smee ^^^^
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on the odd occasion I have grown one, the itching starts about two weeks in, my guess is that would last several weeks if you decided to keep it long term.
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I don't want to keep your beard thanks.
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As with pipe smokers, nobody will disapprove if you don't, but plenty will if you do.
Way back in the day a college buddy of mine had a full, but well trimmed beard. He managed to get an interview for a good job in an architect's office and he was advised by a tutor that he should take it off, which he did. No doubt you will have guessed the outcome. Yes, the guy that interviewed him had a very similar style beard to the one he shaved off! Not withstanding that he did get the position. |
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elbow patches and reaal ale holy trinity
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"Hun, will you have a shave?" is a euphamism in the Strikes household.
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I said to Mrs CMAT the 2nd 'Our sex life is going down the drain, you don't turn me on any more.'
'What can I do about it?' she asked. 'I've heard rumours....' I said 'that if you errr (ahem) shave your hair off, it turns some men on...' 'Shall I try it?' she said I nodded. 40 minutes later she came out of the bathroom with a bald fscking head. |
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My old man's had a beard & long scruffy hair all his life
I wouldn't mind at his age now but guess it was the fashion in his days & he's never changed, in fact he's never got rid of it, he did used to trim it when i was a bit younger but v rarely & made him look at least 10 years younger It baffled me ever since I was old enough how he could put up with it not itching half to death  even more so when I was old enough to shave myself as I'm the complete opposite to himI was considering a bit of designer stubble recently but even that's enough to p^ss me right off ! |
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Hate electric shavers, so use a wet shave, hard to have a decent shave after a days growth & anyway shaving with wet shave every day invariably give you a rash at some stage, hence I shave every four or five days unless I need to look smart which luckily is not very often.
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If you are happy to have a four or five day growth why not get a designer stubble trimmer?
Bought one for my son and it will cut right down to 0.5mm or whatever you desire..... |
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'designer stubble' - my arse
It was a 1980s invention to make the yoof look a bit rough. Mostly sported by gayers these days imo. We've already got 'men' with shaved chests and pubes. 'Bleached hampsteads' next?  |
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Does a Woman really want to Kiss a Hedgehogs Vagina
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