Beards

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shed driving

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56 posts

1 month

Yesterday (08:48)
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I've abstained from shaving for a while and I've acquired a beard which I've not trimmed this year. The result is a big red beard which is circa 5 inches long; probably a bit too long but it's thick and majestic and I'm very proud of it. On the other hand I notice it intimidates other men which makes me cringe slightly, but I think the girls like it so I'm keeping it.

Views and opinion? Beards.

FWIW

3,471 posts

112 months

Yesterday (08:52)
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How does this ‘intimidation’ manifest itself?
I find that quite bizarre.

Electronicpants

2,909 posts

203 months

Yesterday (08:53)
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shed driving said:
I've abstained from shaving for a while and I've acquired a beard which I've not trimmed this year. The result is a big red beard which is circa 5 inches long; probably a bit too long but it's thick and majestic and I'm very proud of it. On the other hand I notice it intimidates other men which makes me cringe slightly, but I think the girls like it so I'm keeping it.

Views and opinion? Beards.
Dominating the space with your face.

shed driving

Original Poster:

56 posts

1 month

Yesterday (08:54)
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Electronicpants said:
Dominating the space with your face.
Exactly.

Riley Blue

22,309 posts

241 months

Yesterday (09:00)
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Apparently it's true: beards do intimidate other men though in 60 years of living with mine I've never found it an issue.

Jamescrs

5,333 posts

80 months

Yesterday (09:03)
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Electronicpants said:
Dominating the space with your face.
This comment is worthy of recognition, well done Sir!

This thread though is the most bizarre thing I've seen in a good while, and that's saying something. How is your beard intimidating other men OP? Please post a picture of this most intimidating beard!

MDMA .

9,589 posts

116 months

Yesterday (09:09)
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shed driving said:
I've abstained from shaving for a while and I've acquired a beard which I've not trimmed this year. The result is a big red beard which is circa 5 inches long; probably a bit too long but it's thick and majestic and I'm very proud of it. On the other hand I notice it intimidates other men which makes me cringe slightly, but I think the girls like it so I'm keeping it.

Views and opinion? Beards.
This is the problem being an Alpha male. The Beta’s are going to hate on you. smile

InitialDave

13,288 posts

134 months

Yesterday (09:12)
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Are you one of those people who turns from Tormund Giantsbane into Ed Sheeran if you shave?

Linksmas

3,086 posts

230 months

Yesterday (09:27)
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How strange. I have a beard, I didn't grow it for other men to submit to me.

Your mum likes it though.

Lo-Fi

1,019 posts

85 months

Yesterday (09:30)
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Jamescrs said:
Electronicpants said:
Dominating the space with your face.
This comment is worthy of recognition, well done Sir!

This thread though is the most bizarre thing I've seen in a good while, and that's saying something. How is your beard intimidating other men OP? Please post a picture of this most intimidating beard!
No pictures needed! Just imagine people (other men/cyclists) jumping in the canal to clear the "toe" path.

toasty

7,988 posts

235 months

Yesterday (09:38)
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Stubble - fine
Goatee - meh
Short beard - OK
Bushy beard - scruffy
Long beard - nope, unless you're a wizard and it's white.
Plaited, waxed or coloured beard - WTF is wrong with you? hehe

Any more than 3 days stubble gets uncomfortable for me. I've gone 3 weeks of near torture and it looked awful. Shave every 2-3 days works for me.

vixen1700

26,131 posts

285 months

Yesterday (09:45)
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I have a Goatee that I prefer to keep trimmed. When it grows out, it starts to make me look like a vagrant.

I don't think it intimidates anybody. smile

MDMA .

9,589 posts

116 months

Yesterday (09:59)
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vixen1700 said:
I have a Goatee that I prefer to keep trimmed. When it grows out, it starts to make me look like a vagrant.

I don't think it intimidates anybody. smile

vixen1700

26,131 posts

285 months

Yesterday (10:11)
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hehe

pidsy

8,417 posts

172 months

Yesterday (10:17)
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I’ve been Doninating the space with my face for 14 years.

You get used to the power you have eventually.

biglaugh

lancslad58

1,307 posts

23 months

Yesterday (10:22)
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Prefer mine to be platted ...


BoRED S2upid

20,707 posts

255 months

Yesterday (10:29)
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My view - my kids love playing “beards” so don’t be too offended if kids start playing it when they see yours.

MDMA .

9,589 posts

116 months

Yesterday (10:32)
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pidsy said:
I ve been Doninating the space with my face for 14 years.

You get used to the power you have eventually.

biglaugh

Zetec-S

6,457 posts

108 months

Yesterday (10:36)
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InitialDave said:
Are you one of those people who turns from Tormund Giantsbane into Ed Sheeran if you shave?
hehe

Faust66

2,275 posts

180 months

Yesterday (10:44)
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Linksmas said:
How strange. I have a beard, I didn't grow it for other men to submit to me.

Your mum likes it though.
Lord Flashheart said:
Thanks bridesmaid, like the beard. Gives me something to hang on to!
hehe

I have a beard: long goatee (I was trying to get it a foot long, sadly growth seems to have stalled at 8 inches or so. Such is life. (No knob gags please)).

Grew it because I wanted to. I Can't say if it intimidates other men or not, or if random women like it or not as I really don't care.

(My missus likes it, so no worries on that front)



Odd thread. But it is Friday, so what the hell?