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TraditionKU wrote: Fri Apr 03, 2020 3:20 pm this is when it pays to sport long hair and a beard
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Neck beard...lol. That looks so uncomfortable and itchy.
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I went without shaving for 3 or 4 days this week. Was gonna grow a beard, WTH, right? Couldn't take it.
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jhawks99 wrote: Fri Apr 03, 2020 3:32 pm I went without shaving for 3 or 4 days this week. Was gonna grow a beard, WTH, right? Couldn't take it.
I'm on 10 days w/o shaving and it's driving me crazy, along with my shaggy hair. I oiled my Remington clippers, got the guards out, I'm about ready to do some damage...
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shindig wrote: Fri Apr 03, 2020 3:27 pm Neck beard...lol. That looks so uncomfortable and itchy.
What's with all the beards these days? I went out to a club to see a friends band play a few months ago and I think I was one of maybe 5 people in the place that didnt have a beard. I could smell the greasy beard grooming products there were so many double chin-hiding beards around. They just look so dirty and itchy. I cant get into that as a project at all.
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i haven’t been fully clean-shaven in probably 4 or 5 years

it’s wonderful
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Do beards make masks less effective?
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I have a 70's pornstache. I have had it since the 70's.
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Mjl wrote: Fri Apr 03, 2020 4:54 pm Do beards make masks less effective?
Yes, the male nurses with beards have to wear extra protection or shave.
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twocoach wrote: Fri Apr 03, 2020 3:51 pm
shindig wrote: Fri Apr 03, 2020 3:27 pm Neck beard...lol. That looks so uncomfortable and itchy.
What's with all the beards these days? I went out to a club to see a friends band play a few months ago and I think I was one of maybe 5 people in the place that didnt have a beard. I could smell the greasy beard grooming products there were so many double chin-hiding beards around. They just look so dirty and itchy. I cant get into that as a project at all.
When you have a weak chin or multiple chins, there's not much else you can do besides grow one.
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HouseDivided wrote: Fri Apr 03, 2020 4:56 pm
twocoach wrote: Fri Apr 03, 2020 3:51 pm
shindig wrote: Fri Apr 03, 2020 3:27 pm Neck beard...lol. That looks so uncomfortable and itchy.
What's with all the beards these days? I went out to a club to see a friends band play a few months ago and I think I was one of maybe 5 people in the place that didnt have a beard. I could smell the greasy beard grooming products there were so many double chin-hiding beards around. They just look so dirty and itchy. I cant get into that as a project at all.
When you have a weak chin or multiple chins, there's not much else you can do besides grow one.
I definitely don't have a Ben Affleck chin, but I did wear head gear when I was younger. At one time I considered a chin augmentation, but never went thru with it. Still think about it sometimes....
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Malocclusion?
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defixione wrote: Fri Apr 03, 2020 5:27 pmMalocclusion?
Big time when I was a teenager. Bad overbite, narrower upper bite, buck teeth, you name it. I was in braces from age 13-16, had to wear a spacer or expander on my front teeth to widen my bite, plus night gear to pull my jaw forward. It was horrible, but I still wear my retainer to this day and brush and floss daily.

Weird because both my younger and older brothers never needed braces or anything.
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An ex of mine opted for the operation to align her jaws in 1995. $25,000 and a couple of painful months later she has a perfect jawline.
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TraditionKU wrote: Fri Apr 03, 2020 4:01 pm i haven’t been fully clean-shaven in probably 4 or 5 years

it’s wonderful
Same but rolling on ~10 years.
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defixione wrote: Fri Apr 03, 2020 7:21 pm An ex of mine opted for the operation to align her jaws in 1995. $25,000 and a couple of painful months later she has a perfect jawline.
Good for her. Most insurance companies won't cover that now. My 13 year old nephew is going through the same thing that I went through 30 years ago, I tell him it will all be worth it in the end.

Maybe because I'm bored or had a couple beers, but I remember all the shit I went thru back then. Now braces are normal, but in the mid-80's, it seemed like I was the only one in Junior High. I remember my football coach before practice telling everyone to strap up their chin straps and hit the field. Then he yelled at me, "Kevin, no need, since you don't have a chin". I remember my teammates laughing and I never played football again.

I wrote a letter to him 10 or so years ago and stated he was the reason I never played football again. He called me and cried and told me how sorry he was. We now talk or txt a few times a month. Crazy how life turns out.
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shindig wrote: Fri Apr 03, 2020 7:54 pm
defixione wrote: Fri Apr 03, 2020 7:21 pm An ex of mine opted for the operation to align her jaws in 1995. $25,000 and a couple of painful months later she has a perfect jawline.
Good for her. Most insurance companies won't cover that now. My 13 year old nephew is going through the same thing that I went through 30 years ago, I tell him it will all be worth it in the end.

Maybe because I'm bored or had a couple beers, but I remember all the shit I went thru back then. Now braces are normal, but in the mid-80's, it seemed like I was the only one in Junior High. I remember my football coach before practice telling everyone to strap up their chin straps and hit the field. Then he yelled at me, "Kevin, no need, since you don't have a chin". I remember my teammates laughing and I never played football again.

I wrote a letter to him 10 or so years ago and stated he was the reason I never played football again. He called me and cried and told me how sorry he was. We now talk or txt a few times a month. Crazy how life turns out.
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shindig wrote: Fri Apr 03, 2020 7:54 pm
defixione wrote: Fri Apr 03, 2020 7:21 pm An ex of mine opted for the operation to align her jaws in 1995. $25,000 and a couple of painful months later she has a perfect jawline.
Good for her. Most insurance companies won't cover that now. My 13 year old nephew is going through the same thing that I went through 30 years ago, I tell him it will all be worth it in the end.

Maybe because I'm bored or had a couple beers, but I remember all the shit I went thru back then. Now braces are normal, but in the mid-80's, it seemed like I was the only one in Junior High. I remember my football coach before practice telling everyone to strap up their chin straps and hit the field. Then he yelled at me, "Kevin, no need, since you don't have a chin". I remember my teammates laughing and I never played football again.

I wrote a letter to him 10 or so years ago and stated he was the reason I never played football again. He called me and cried and told me how sorry he was. We now talk or txt a few times a month. Crazy how life turns out.
Wow. That's a pretty incredible story. I'm guessing 90 percent of this board would like to do something similar to someone who was mean to them in/around junior high.

At my 20 year high school reunion, one girl I knew went table-to-table and aggressively called out anyone who made fun of her in front of their spouse/significant other. She was heavy in high school and slimmed down quite a bit.
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Yeah, it's all good now. Maybe I'm just going thru a funk from this COVID-19 stay at home quarantine, too much time to "think".

I don't dwell on it and it was a long time ago. I was a pretty gangly kid, very skinny, tall, and for over 3 years had some sort of metal in my mouth. Went thru quite a bit of depression, but my parents recognized it and got me help.

By high school i was completely different. Put on muscle and weight, played high school basketball and baseball. The year between my junior and senior year, a lot of people were amazed how much I had changed. I spent that summer swimming and lifting weights and probably put on 20 lbs of muscle mass.
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I don't know what the hell I did, but my lower back is jacked up and painful right now. Was going to do yardwork, but there's no way.
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