Beards and shaving

[oracleslave]

WHy?

Loads of reasons. Some of them are here

[shaunbhoy]

WHy?

Gay Pride!

HTH

[EternalOptimist]

Well I had a half hearted go with shaving with a yellow bic, sans water or other lubricants, today and the results are as follows: I just tried on the neck, which is probably the easiest place second only to below the sideburns, and this worked okay. I didn't attempt the chin area as the stubble was a bit too long. No doubt the moustache area would have been a pain, literally. It is possibly a possible possibility with lesser stubble and a sharp razor, but at this point I whipped out the electric shaver and was done with it.

good effort though. it's good to know you can rough it with the real men.
your next challenge is to drink a pint of wee. not your own either

[TimberWolf]

good effort though. it's good to know you can rough it with the real men.
your next challenge is to drink a pint of wee. not your own either

That's disgusting. No way am I drinking Fosters.

[Zippy]

That's disgusting. No way am I drinking Fosters.

WHS. I'd rather have a soft drink

[NickFitz]

That's disgusting. No way am I drinking Fosters.

WHS. I'd rather have a soft drink

WH&SS.

Back OnT: I wore a beard for many years when I had long hair, purely because I loathe shaving, but the damn thing was a disgrace: stringy and threadbare, with hints of ginger despite my natural hair colour being of the blonde to light brown variety. When my natural hair colour decided to switch to grey I got rid of the long hair, which meant the beard had to go too - it was bad enough as an accessory after the fact, but no way could it be a primary feature.

This meant that I had to learn how to shave properly in my late thirties. It's not as easy as it looks on the telly

[shaunbhoy]

How long before the next super-duper razor comes out with 6 blades? I mean FFS? How many do you really need? Why not just stick your head into your lawn mower?