Stache looks good sir!
Growing back out the ‘Stache!
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My aspirational model:
I was in the army reserves from 1970-76. I couldn't have long hair, so I grew a stash. I had the stash for 25 years from about 1970-1995. Occasionally I'd go Zappa or a fu manchu for a change. One night in '95 I just whacked it off for good.
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It's interesting how things change with time. When I was in the Navy, 60 years ago, you had to be clean shaven to go on liberty, at least aboard my ship.
You could have facial hair, beard, mustache, etc, but you had to remain on board ship.
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In the late nineties when i was in you could have a mustache but you could only have a beard if you had a no shave chit due to medical reasons.
I call it a "soup strainer."View attachment 1497465
Dear brother,
I couldn't wear a "cookie duster" like that even if I wanted one.(Someone would probably wind up throwing me a fish)!
It is an outstanding soup strainer.
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Good progress. You'll be straining soup in no time!
My 'stache has largely stayed in place since the 70s when it got respectably filled in. I did shave it recently just to experience shaving my upper lip with an SR. Now I'm back to:
And in need of a trim. Clippers set on 3 (much shorter) to keep it out of the soup.
LOTH is campaigning for my beard to reconnect to my sideburns.
And in need of a trim. Clippers set on 3 (much shorter) to keep it out of the soup.
LOTH is campaigning for my beard to reconnect to my sideburns.
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Soup sounds yummy
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I like it in winter, glad to have clean cheeks in the summertime.
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The winter is definitely more doable.
