SlyReaper wrote:Speaking of facial hair, I have been maintaining roughly this level of stubble for some time now thanks to the miracle of beard clippers. Who votes I grow it out to a full-on beard? Who votes that I go further and shave the top of my head so that it looks like my head is upside down?
One week of non-shaving later...
It'll soon get to that half-way state between stubble and what can reasonably be called a beard. I always hate that part, and usually shave it off in embarrassment. Maybe I'll get past that barrier this time.
I put up my thumb ... and my thumb blotted out ... Earth. I didn't feel like a giant. I felt very, very small." Neil Armstrong 1930-2012
You can just wear a hat on your chin until it's grown out. That might not be less embarrassing, but it'll permit your beard a dramatic unveiling when it's fully grown.
It Should Be Real wrote:Fuck the wizard. We're doing this manually.
http://www.hexifact.co.uk - Hacking blog: in which I take some things apart, and put other things together.
Come up with an excuse about your scruffiness. That'll get you over the embarrassment bit. For me it was that I had moved and couldn't find a razor (and was too cheap to buy one).
Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable. - JFK
So, like, this guy just asked my parents if he can marry me and stuff which I think is p. cool. So here's a picture of him being adorable with le moi.
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Summer is miles and miles away, and no one would ask me to stay. And I, should contemplate this change... to ease the pain. And I, should step out of the rain... turn away.
Ptolom wrote:You can just wear a hat on your chin until it's grown out. That might not be less embarrassing, but it'll permit your beard a dramatic unveiling when it's fully grown.
The Beardo is a hat made for just such needs as these (got one for Christmas, totally awesome hat/beard/hat gift)
You're correct, Arthurs seat is what we were facing. We just made a large walk from Arthurs seat to hollyrood, and back. I guess that name just stuck with me.
I haven't posted anything in the forums in a very very long time (years!) but I think I want to get back to that now! Anyway, here's my face, complete with new haircut!
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"Physics is like sex. Sure, it may give some practical results, but that's not why we do it." - Richard Feynman Even the darkest night will end and the sun will rise. Stars, hide your fires, let not light see my black and deep desires...
"Physics is like sex. Sure, it may give some practical results, but that's not why we do it." - Richard Feynman Even the darkest night will end and the sun will rise. Stars, hide your fires, let not light see my black and deep desires...
I feel I need to post a recent photo of me, but I had to cut all my hair off and all this talk of awesome hair (it really is awesome, by the way) is making me fell a bit sub-standard. So have some Coloumbia to jazz things up: Complete with fake boobs!
I'm sad that it's gone too. I loved the hell out of it. Unfortunately though, no one wanted to employ the dude with a purple mohawk and dreads with feathers and ribbons in them. I've kept the dreads, though, so as soon as I nail a job I want to keep and my hair's grown back enough, they can be re-attached.
Columbia!! That is absolutely fantastic! I tried to dress up as her to see Rocky Horror once, but you absolutely did it a billion times better than me! ^_^
"Physics is like sex. Sure, it may give some practical results, but that's not why we do it." - Richard Feynman Even the darkest night will end and the sun will rise. Stars, hide your fires, let not light see my black and deep desires...
Amie wrote:So, like, this guy just asked my parents if he can marry me and stuff which I think is p. cool. So here's a picture of him being adorable with le moi.
Jesse wrote:LIKE!
Gee Willikers how did I not see this before likelikelike
Vaniver wrote:Harvard is a hedge fund that runs the most prestigious dating agency in the world, and incidentally employs famous scientists to do research.
afuzzyduck wrote:ITS MEANT TO BE FLUTTERSHY BUT I JUST SEE AAERIELE! CURSE YOU FORA!
OBrien wrote:I'm sad that it's gone too. I loved the hell out of it. Unfortunately though, no one wanted to employ the dude with a purple mohawk and dreads with feathers and ribbons in them. I've kept the dreads, though, so as soon as I nail a job I want to keep and my hair's grown back enough, they can be re-attached.
Working on a project where I have to take a picture of myself every day. I'm about six weeks in; looking at a January 2013 completion date. Here's a few of the days:
I am amazed and impressed by the uniformity of expression. I would either start laughing at myself or look as though I were stoned. You look more or less the same in each shot. Very interesting.
Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable. - JFK