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To Beard or not Beard a HBT facial hair analysis poll

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Too Beard or Not to Beard

  • Yes, I am a Bearded Brewer

  • No, I am not a Bearded Brewer

  • I'm a woman and I aint saying what I shave or dont shave.


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I don't usually shave, but when I do I use a BLOWTORCH!
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WARNING: Always use protective eyewear and FR clothing when shaving with a blowtorch!


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Just a blowtorch eh? When it comes to a blowtorch AND a corkscrew, then we'll talk.

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When it comes to a blowtorch AND a corkscrew, then we'll talk.

Corkscrews are fine if you're a bitter 40-something who doesn't 'get' men... Now if you would have added a pressure washer or belt-sander, I would be impressed.


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At 25, i also dont 'get' your post. I do however understand that a pressure washer would be something to tip your hat to.

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Went to the beard a few years ago and haven't looked back. The wife likes it, so that's a plus. I occasionally let it get all Grizzly Adams, but the wife always threatens to stop shaving too. She always wins that battle.
 
Loving that this thread is still alive and going strong with 271 votes!

Beard on!!!

:beard::beard::beard:
 
I prefer to call it my Beer'd

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That's funny because my five year old daughter refers to my beer as beard.

Welp, it's just about time for my yearly culling of the beard. March is the month of the moustache when it is allowed to shine, free of its burly underbrush.
 
NOT a bearded brewer...
Meet my GF when I had a Goat-T. She ensured that went away rather quickly. We have been together for over 2 years and I have been smooth shaven ever seance and I am ok with that.
 
Goatee here. Been there for almost 20 years now (wow...)
ALmost forget what my chin looks like, but I don't really want to find out. A couple times I wanted a full beard but my wife won't let me.
 
I'll be 34 in a week, and I finally gave up. Can't grow a beard, never will. I suspect I have some Eskimo genes I don't know about.


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Until I leave the Marine Corps I will be a clean shaven "gentlemen." Head is shaved more out of necessity since the ol' hairline is in full retreat. Would like to grow a gnarly chin beard ala Scott Ian from Anthrax once I hit the first civ div.
 
I never had one until I started brewing. Now I can't imagine life without one!ImageUploadedByHome Brew1395166504.996682.jpg


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Beard all the way. I havent shaved but twice since 1988. Both times were to be fit tested for resperators at work.
 
What came first, the beard, or the brewing? That is the ultimate question.

(I've been heavily bearded for over 3 years and only brewing for a little over 1 year)
 
Bearded until the weather warms up. Nothing worse than an itchy beard when it's 90 degrees out! ;)

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Bearded until the weather warms up. Nothing worse than an itchy beard when it's 90 degrees out! ;)

I can think of one place that's worse. The only part of my beard that gets uncomfortably hot is when I start getting neck beard.
 
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