Beards and kilts

**Mael Coluim** · 28th December 07, 02:32 PM

Bearded for life. Like the look. (So do the women in my life; wife, sister, dog, cats).
Don't have to shave!
Win! Win!

**Bugbear** · 28th December 07, 02:38 PM

Wait man... I'm confused your wife, sister and cat have beards? Just joking, just joking. Beards work for some people, others not. Guess you just got to find your look. Were you really born with a beard?

Originally Posted by Mael Coluim

Bearded for life. Like the look. (So do the women in my life; wife, sister, dog, cats).
Don't have to shave!
Win! Win!

**auld argonian** · 28th December 07, 03:09 PM

No beard. Have grown them for roles but I decided long ago that I didn't want one in "everyday" life. In college I had a remarkable pair of muttonchop sideburns that were eminently famous all over the campus but that was the late 60's into the early 70's, so it made sense then.

This is my face; take it or leave it...nothing to hide.

Best

AA

**CactusJack** · 28th December 07, 03:16 PM

I have a goatee and mustache and have had it since 1998 have never shaved it off but have gotten a little to close with the clipper a few time, My wife says that with out it I have such a baby face..

**Nick** · 28th December 07, 03:30 PM

Had facial hair constantly for over ten years. I started out with a goatee (or circle beard or van dyke), then grew a big beard for several months when I played Tevye. I went back and forth between goatee and trimmed beard a couple times, then I tried what I have now (beard trimmed along the jawline). It's a little more to maintain, but I like the look, and I have been informed by a higher authority (my wife) that it will remain. Which is fine. I don't think I'll ever lose the beard, I can't imagine my face without it.