started for me this morning- I have to get a running start at it due to the mating habits of my forebearers- just enough blood to screw up my beard,?ÿ but not enough to get any money....?ÿ?ÿ thanks gramps....
Reach down in your pants and see if you have a pair!
If it is good enough for November it is good enough for the remaining months. And then you would not have to cheat by starting early.
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I can't remember the last time I was clean shaven. ?ÿMaybe for a brief period in either 2013 or 2014.
Shave for funerals?ÿ and other events due r??spect.
Reach down in your pants and see if you have a pair!...
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Oh, you young guys that can still reach your juevos with your hands...
I guess all us old guys get use to sitting down on their junk from time to time....but at this rate I'm starting to worry about steppin' on my junk. ??ÿ
I had to shave to go into a plant a year ago... was the first time in I don't know how many years / decades.
My top lip hasn't been shaved in well over 40 years.?ÿ I used to grow a beard every Fall to keep my face warm and shave in the Spring to help keep it cool.?ÿ My wife said I had personality changes when I grew/shaved.
Andy
My top lip hasn't been shaved in well over 40 years.?ÿ I used to grow a beard every Fall to keep my face warm and shave in the Spring to help keep it cool.?ÿ My wife said I had personality changes when I grew/shaved.
Andy
So Andy you still have that porn star mustache?
My top lip hasn't been shaved since 1972.?ÿ Some of the guys at work started growing mustaches and I tried it.?ÿ The beard started in maybe about 2008.?ÿ My wife likes it - probably hides some of my ugliness.?ÿ It's so much nicer to just trim it up every few days when I feel like it instead of scraping the face every morning before going out.
Full beard for a few years now.?ÿ Before that, it was a mustache and goatee for as long as I could grow them.
Mostly full beard since 1983 (I shave my neck daily).?ÿ I got a bad case of poison oak dermatitis in the spring of '83 (snow still on the ground, no leaves on the poison oak so I didn't recognize it) and couldn't shave for 3 weeks.?ÿ I decided to keep the beard, and for the first year or two I just let it grow.?ÿ But after awhile I didn't care for the Grizzly Adams look and started trimming it back.?ÿ These days I keep it pretty closely-cropped, trimming it weekly.
Goatee for years now.
I have done the "No Shave November" before but it's mostly grey and somewhat patchy so I think I'll skip it this year and just let my goatee grow.
I grew my beard for the U.S. bicentennial and plan to shave it on the morning of July 4 of the tricentennial.?ÿ
blessed with little hair which will not grow out into a mustache or a beard.?ÿ
my first exposure to what-was-originally-dubbed "movember" as some kind of organized fundraising event, occurred about a decade ago when i worked in the maw of the transplanetary civil development partners conglomerated, inc., llc., and so my initial and lasting impression of the whole thing is based largely upon being solicited for funds by a bunch of effete coworkers whose need to constantly prove their virility was/is a staple of their daily existence.?ÿ because, apparently, wedging a lifted crew cab diesel pavement princess into the parking garage each morning isn't enough proof.?ÿ?ÿ
so when they turned it into an office competition/parade/fashion show predicated upon paying attention to the supposedly underserved issue of men's health... well, let's just say that was a strong enough first impression for me.
my first exposure to what-was-originally-dubbed "movember" as some kind of organized fundraising event, occurred about a decade ago when i worked in the maw of the transplanetary civil development partners conglomerated, inc., llc., and so my initial and lasting impression of the whole thing is based largely upon being solicited for funds by a bunch of effete coworkers whose need to constantly prove their virility was/is a staple of their daily existence.?ÿ because, apparently, wedging a lifted crew cab diesel pavement princess into the parking garage each morning isn't enough proof.?ÿ?ÿ
so when they turned it into an office competition/parade/fashion show predicated upon paying attention to the supposedly underserved issue of men's health... well, let's just say that was a strong enough first impression for me.
Ahhhhhh??.that sounds so precious. So they had effeminate sissy boys trying to prove their manliness by having a office beard growing competition and fashion show?
Had a buddy who started shaving when he was about 11 or 12. ?ÿMy genes did not require such an early start to the daily torture expectation.
I had a goatee for 16 years and cut it off about the first of November last year.?ÿ My wife had never seen me without it.?ÿ When she got home that day, she walked in and said, "WHAT HAVE YOU DONE!"?ÿ I still keep it cut off, but sometimes I go two or three weeks without shaving.
Would one of you guys who shave and cut your hair on a regular basis, calculate for me, the money I have saved my not doing either since about 1980??ÿ ??ÿ
In keeping with my virile surveyor image I've refused to shave for at least the last 25 years, maybe a little around the neck. Beard trimmer keeps it tamed.
Some young punk asked me.
"So what's with all the facial hair?"
It's the?ÿ'Don Johnson' look.
"Who the (bleep) is Don Johnson?"
Never mind ?ÿ... ??ÿ
