I am in. Thanks for the pif 
GIVEAWAY! PIF Game Changer 68-OC base plate only
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Well, I wouldn't go that far. I definitely had to work at it. The safety bar wasn't the most helpful at cutting through 3 months of growth. An open comb, I think, certainly would have had a better time if it. A fresh blade probably would have helped too. I just pulled the razor out of the drawer and went at it. Did some initial cutting in dry, as I wanted to see how I looked with different styles of goatee etc. It was fun.
I'd like to be in on this Capt. The OC would be a nice option.
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- #25
I'll have to take you're word on it for that one! Anytime I've grown it out, it looks like sparse patchwork.
Your welcome to see a picture pre removal in a thread about the musings of a first time beard owner.
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- #27
Oh, I meant I'll have to take your word on the fun being had while trying new styles since I can't grow a beard to save my life.
Ah. Sorry it's been a long day, a lot is lost on me at this point. Sorry to hear you're beard challenged. I was like that when I was younger so I naturally embraced being clean shaven (unlike my brothers). It's what separates us from animals after all. Besides, each time I shave I commune with the memory of watching my day shave when I was young. But yes I had a little fun with it. I had a decent handle bar curl going and quite liked the van dyke (wife thought I looked like Burl Ives) and wish I had the nerve to keep it, despite it looking like a caricature. Next I narrowed the goatee to look like a civil war general (wife preferred the van dyke). Then cut I it all off save for an AH/Chaplin mustache. That just looked stupid. Then fully clean shaven. It was fun to see how I looked at each stage. Next year's Xmas grow out, I try the Lincoln look when I shave it off - I actually had an uncle with that type of beard. It was really odd seeing myself clean shaven after 3 months and has taken several days to get used to it. It had to go though. Bothersome aspects aside, it just wasn't me.
I'm in! Thank you for the opportunity
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- #30
C'mon folks! There's still time to jump in on this.
I would love to be in. Thank you! This would be a bit more aggressive than my 53. Thank you!
Nice PIF. Not in.
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- #33
One more day and this heads out to a new home. If you want in, just say "I'm in"
Neil
Neil
Great PIF, thanks.
I'm in!
I'm in!
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- #36
Well folks, the PIF is now closed!
I made a last minute decision to include everyone that wanted in on the PIF, including our single entry from the Netherlands.
I made a list of entries in the order received, then had my son pick a random number. Be damned if he didn't pick Mr. @bartje-p from the Netherlands!! Dang kid always costing me extra money
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@bartje-p please provide me with your correct mailing address and I'll get this out to you right away.
Thanks to everyone that entered and thanks for making this such a great community.
I made a last minute decision to include everyone that wanted in on the PIF, including our single entry from the Netherlands.
I made a list of entries in the order received, then had my son pick a random number. Be damned if he didn't pick Mr. @bartje-p from the Netherlands!! Dang kid always costing me extra money
.@bartje-p please provide me with your correct mailing address and I'll get this out to you right away.
Thanks to everyone that entered and thanks for making this such a great community.
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- #39
Well, I've been fortunate enough to have received a very generous PIF in the recent past
and figured that I would do the same.
Congrats!
