How does INGO wear the beard?

[Caleb]

my beard doesn't fill in like some of you guys, so it doesn't look that great imho

 

[ghuns]

I started going full beard in winter when I got my outdoor wood burner. It never gets unruly, I singe off the left side a couple times each winter and trim up the right side to match. Oh, and like driving in the snow, it makes you run a chainsaw better.

 

[Caleb]

anybody participating in no-shave November?

 

[spainy79]

Bearded men drive better in the snow. Proven fact.

Yes! I drive in the snow with confidence. I tell myself that everyone else is crying when driving in snowy conditions. It makes me feel better when I pass them.

 

[LockStocksAndBarrel]

Fall to spring, full. Spring to fall, Van Dyke. Close cropped always.

 

[T-DOGG]

Usually well trimmed Van Dyke. A few years ago, cleaned up beard. When I was younger, Soul Patch.

One time this:

And one time this:

 

[Bartman]

Full but groomed. I have to keep it professional for the office.

 

[You'll shoot your eye out]

Anywhere from trimmed full beard to wildly overgrown. I never trim until someone calls me John the baptist.

 

[Sirshredalot]

Usually like to sport the full beard....but this week it time for friendly sideburns!!!

God bless
-Shred

 

[halfmileharry]

I've sported a 'stache for decades now. BUT...as I've gotten OLD I have grown the full and trimmed beard to hide the "old man's turkey neck". I hate getting old. OH, the beard is white as can be along with what hair I have left on my head!!!

 

[iChokePeople]

Oh, and like driving in the snow, it makes you run a chainsaw better.

True, true. And once you reach epic beardliness, achieved by only a few, you don't even NEED a chainsaw anymore. The trees just fall down out of respect for the true master of the forest.

 

[lovemachine]

I didn't shave this morning...

 

[mcolford]

True, true. And once you reach epic beardliness, achieved by only a few, you don't even NEED a chainsaw anymore. The trees just fall down out of respect for the true master of the forest.

 

[iChokePeople]

I didn't shave this morning...

Excellent start. Here's the pic I couldn't get to work from my phone, for those unable to shoulder the weight of their manly responsibilities:

 

[mcolford]

I didn't shave this morning...

REBEL!

 

[indytechnerd]

anybody participating in no-shave November?

I will. It won't be pretty, I'm sure, as there's enough genetically to keep me from getting full-on lumberjack quality. But, what the hell. Gotta shave tomorrow for a funeral, and a clean-up on Sunday for my wife's birthday, but after Sunday, I'll put the razor away for a month (or more).

Anybody else in?

 

[Caleb]

I will. It won't be pretty, I'm sure, as there's enough genetically to keep me from getting full-on lumberjack quality. But, what the hell. Gotta shave tomorrow for a funeral, and a clean-up on Sunday for my wife's birthday, but after Sunday, I'll put the razor away for a month (or more).

Anybody else in?

I'm gonna do it, I'm curious to how long it will grow...my last shave is the day before nov 1

 

[DaKruiser]

True, true. And once you reach epic beardliness, achieved by only a few, you don't even NEED a chainsaw anymore. The trees just fall down out of respect for the true master of the forest.

I might have to add a sig line!

 

[iChokePeople]

I will. It won't be pretty, I'm sure, as there's enough genetically to keep me from getting full-on lumberjack quality. But, what the hell. Gotta shave tomorrow for a funeral, and a clean-up on Sunday for my wife's birthday, but after Sunday, I'll put the razor away for a month (or more).

Anybody else in?

This is a step in the right direction, you November growers, but your beard will sense your lack of commitment and will refuse to grow to its full potential under such conditions. It's only when you COMMIT, when you stop kneeling to the excess estrogen in your home or your body, when you allow the testosterone to run free, when you accept your role as keeper of a beard... THEN you'll see the magic happen.

 

[Caleb]

This is a step in the right direction, you November growers, but your beard will sense your lack of commitment and will refuse to grow to its full potential under such conditions. It's only when you COMMIT, when you stop kneeling to the excess estrogen in your home or your body, when you allow the testosterone to run free, when you accept your role as keeper of a beard... THEN you'll see the magic happen.

Yea...that never happened here