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I have sinned by VoodooSyxx on 09 Jan, 2013 13:15
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My current work contract is about to end and I had to go in and do interviews today to get the next one lined up, so I ended up shaving the slowly coming along beard. My face feels so naked now, but at least not maddeningly itchy. I did keep the goat though. Hell will quite literally freeze over before that ever gets shaved.
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#1 by Mikekoz13 on 09 Jan, 2013 13:48
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Dude... Lot of grey in there for such a young man. Ex-wives will do that to a man... I know because I have two .
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#2 by prixmo93 on 09 Jan, 2013 13:58
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Looks good!
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#3 by VoodooSyxx on 09 Jan, 2013 14:27
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Dude... Lot of grey in there for such a young man. Ex-wives will do that to a man... I know because I have two .
So so true. I've been tossing around the idea of hittin the bottle to fix that up. It's mostly laziness that's kept me from doing it already. -
#4 by Lynchy on 09 Jan, 2013 15:56
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Looks good IMO.
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#5 by Sir Harry on 09 Jan, 2013 16:17
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Haven't seen what the beard looked like......but the goat still looks good. Good luck with the new gig!
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#6 by BBCnorthants on 09 Jan, 2013 16:30
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I think the grey looks fine. I wouldn't colour it.
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#7 by Hingatao on 09 Jan, 2013 16:55
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Looks good IMO.
I second that opinion. And I'd leave the grey alone. It looks good and besides, it gets to be too much trouble to maintain if you you decide to keep coloring it. -
#8 by Mikekoz13 on 09 Jan, 2013 17:13
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Dude... I was kidding! DOn't color that grey... that's sort of like doing a comb over.
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#9 by Viking on 09 Jan, 2013 17:17
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Looking good man. I will have to sin myself come the summer, off to the sunshine to get married so I'll go down to the goat again as i don't want to get a beard shape tan line incase I have to get rid of the beard for job purposes (I'm constantly looking to change my job! lol).
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#10 by VoodooSyxx on 09 Jan, 2013 19:04
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Thanks guys. It killed me to shave it. I've been wanting to grow out the beard for a while now. But I was looking way too ragged for contract interviews.
And no worries about coloring the goat. Like I said, it's a thought, but the reality is I'm too lazy to do it and maintain it lol -
#11 by BBCnorthants on 09 Jan, 2013 19:10
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It probably doesnt take long to do it, but its the maintaining it that I would imagine is the problem. A few grey hairs never look bad on a guy, whatever the age.
Not that this is in the least bit relevant, but its kind of odd how I (and probably lots of us) are very passionately in favour of having a hair free head, yet I (and lots of us) would rather die than have a hair free face
You couldnt offer me enough money to have a naked face.
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#12 by VoodooSyxx on 09 Jan, 2013 19:18
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It probably doesnt take long to do it, but its the maintaining it that I would imagine is the problem. A few grey hairs never look bad on a guy, whatever the age.
Not that this is in the least bit relevant, but its kind of odd how I (and probably lots of us) are very passionately in favour of having a hair free head, yet I (and lots of us) would rather die than have a hair free face
You couldnt offer me enough money to have a naked face.
No kidding. I haven't seen my chin, well the primary one, since I was 15 years old. Not even sure I still have one under there. It's just going to have to stay a mystery, because the goat doesn't come off. -
#13 by BBCnorthants on 09 Jan, 2013 19:22
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Same for me. I first grew mine around 20 years ago, and since then, I've had a moustache (on its own) a couple of times, but generally I havent seen my chin since day one. The goatee morphs into a full beard from time to time but I cant remember the last time my chin saw daylight.
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#14 by Beardman on 10 Jan, 2013 00:26
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It probably doesnt take long to do it, but its the maintaining it that I would imagine is the problem. A few grey hairs never look bad on a guy, whatever the age.
Not that this is in the least bit relevant, but its kind of odd how I (and probably lots of us) are very passionately in favour of having a hair free head, yet I (and lots of us) would rather die than have a hair free face
You couldnt offer me enough money to have a naked face.
I've been coping a bit of flack recently over my beard, it tends to happen from time to time. It's got to the point were some people have queried if I'd shave it off for money. I've set the price at $1000 to go clean shaven, no one has accepted the offer. People scoff until I explain the time and money invested in growing it to this length.
Would I actually shave it if I was presented with that money... I honestly couldn't say, but I know it would still take some arm twisting.
The one time since I was about 19 that I have shaved my beard was when I was forced too for work, they quoted it was in the rules, but wouldn't show me where it was. I fought them on it for months, but one day I was sent home from work before my shift started, and at the time I was young, and needed the money to get to uni, and really it came to the point it didn't feel worth losing ym job over. So I shaved it off. That day I told them once they saw me clean shaven that I was utterly embarrassed and we were going to have to come to some kind of agreement, on and there was the part about me being totally furious and refused to talk to anyone for the rest of my shift (was sent home to shave then return to work).
Now that I look back on it, I probably really should have done them from discrimination or work place bullying, something like that, and made a packet off them. But as a 23-24yo university student, I personally didn't have that kind of money.
Anyways, the agreement we came to is that I could grow my facial hair however I wanted as long as I supplied my own beard net, and that it didn't interfere with my work. So I refused to work any more customer service shifts, and stayed in the kitchen.