Smokin Joe
Squire
- Location
- Bare headed cyclist, Smoker
I've had beards on and off, now just a Zapata Moustache.
Hey, beardies!
- Thread starter rich p
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dingdongdead
Well-Known Member
GET YOUR PICTURES UP OF YOUR BEARDS
nothing quite beats a mustache like billy childishs
http://www.theage.com.au/ffximage/2005/12/02/childish_narrowweb__300x386,0.jpg
nothing quite beats a mustache like billy childishs
http://www.theage.com.au/ffximage/2005/12/02/childish_narrowweb__300x386,0.jpg
wafflycat
New Member
- Location
- middle of Norfolk
MrWC has had a beard all the time I've known him. Can't imagine him without it!
Dave5N
Über Member
- Location
- Outside The Little Nibble
wafflycat said:
Ah well. Whatever tickles your fancy.
Dave5N
Über Member
- Location
- Outside The Little Nibble
What? 
Headgardener
Armchair Cyclist
I myself have a beard which is usualy trimmed to No.2 every fortnight to three weeks and I shave the neck line about once a week. Yes I do tend to stroke my beard and scratch it occasionaly. When I grew it I was quite surprised to find that a grey streak runs from my chin to the bottom of my beard. As I don't have much on top I think the beard makes up for it
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Dave5N
Über Member
- Location
- Outside The Little Nibble
Headgardener said:I myself have a beard which is usualy trimmed to No.2 every fortnight to three weeks and I shave the neck line about once a week. Yes I do tend to stroke my beard and scratch it occasionaly. When I grew it I was quite surprised to find that a grey streak runs from my chin to the bottom of my beard. As I don't have much on top I think the beard makes up for it
AH. The classic 'head on upside down' look.
Smokin Joe
Squire
- Location
- Bare headed cyclist, Smoker
Beards or 'taches are essential if a chap is out on the pull. In a survey 98% of women said their pussies preferred whiskers.
Beardie
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Disneyland's twin town
With my alias, I couldn't really stay away from this one, could I?
I find that itching is not a problem, but having acne in the bristles under my chin a while back was trying. Also, the natural direction of the hairs goes across my face from left to right, ending in a sort of swirl in front of my right ear.
On the cycling side (someone had to bring it up, after all) it takes the edge off a cold wind.
I find that itching is not a problem, but having acne in the bristles under my chin a while back was trying. Also, the natural direction of the hairs goes across my face from left to right, ending in a sort of swirl in front of my right ear.
On the cycling side (someone had to bring it up, after all) it takes the edge off a cold wind.