beards!
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This infographic is dedicated to my father… who has the best beard ever.
Created by: Online PhD
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After 42 years of beared bliss, it’s nice to know that it has been scientifically justified. I do resent the evolutionary requirement however that my beautiful face has come at the expense of tonsorial perfection for my pate.
Comment by Dad 11 April 2012 @ 12:24 pmJust saying.
I’m pretty sure that doesn’t apply to you, dad. You’re the exception, not the rule. I did like the warrior implication, though :)
Comment by kathelldorfer 15 April 2012 @ 8:47 pmMy dad has an epic beard, too. Alas, my husband does not carry the awesome beard gene.
Comment by Jo 11 April 2012 @ 8:13 pmMaybe your dad can like give him lessons or something. That’s how it works, right?
Comment by kathelldorfer 15 April 2012 @ 8:46 pmIn 25 years together, I have never seen my husband’s naked (face) skin, and I never hope to do so. He used to grow it wild and wooly, but now it’s trimmed down to 2″ or so. Hmmm — maybe that’s why he’s getting crotchety?
Comment by Pamela Hermes 12 April 2012 @ 3:39 pmMaybe. I’d be crotchety if someone ever made me shave off MY facial hair ;) lol
Comment by kathelldorfer 15 April 2012 @ 8:46 pmthe hub- man I married, has always had a beard, Every few years he might air out his skin. He would shave it off and let it regrow. He loves his beard and I love him-all of him including his facial fuzz. Beards are distinctive and a matter of taste. i could be happy either way. I do not care for sharp stubble, though.
Comment by Mom 13 April 2012 @ 2:51 pmI don’t like scratchy 5 o’clock shadow. so beards ar ok, since they do not graze my face.
Comment by susan 8 June 2012 @ 10:51 amsusan