The Battle Beard worn well by one of our finest. |
Ladies, it is time to quietly assess the men in your life.
Has your man gone to a proper Battle Beard, yet? A Van Dyke works. The style doesn't matter as much as the man behind it. Even if he's going scruffy once in a while, you're probably ok - especially if he is forced to interact with the filthy masses during the week.
But if your man has not yet gone to his Battle Beard, or shows a resistance, you may need to consider trading your current model for a guy who is a bit more...
...capable. Soon.
Here's the website for the handsome devil above. It took a day or two, but Lois approved by the end of the PatCon. ;)
Kerodin
III
Yeah...sure. Beards are all manly and junk, but when you get hosed down with nerve agents and you can't get a good seal on your gas mask and you're doing the funky monkey as you drown on your own lung fluids, just remember what a stud you are with all that facial hair.
ReplyDeleteRetards.
:D
OK - so there is that... ;)
DeleteNever had a problem getting a seal on my pro-mask.
DeleteI've always seen beards as a sure sign of a lack of personal discipline. Can't run a blade across your face? Tender skin can't take on a steel blade? Too sensitive to rub your face with sharpened metal? You aren't tough with a beard, you're too lazy or too week to wake up and say, you know what, I think I should hack away at part of my body with a razor. Some guys have it, some don't. Hipsters have beards, men have chins.
ReplyDeleteKeep your sense of humor. ;)
DeleteUgh, NO BEARDS. Scratchy. Mustaches, okay. Sorry Israel, I can't go there. Van Dykes do not work, nor do those Fu Man Chu things, or what are the ones left on your chin that look like you missed a place.....no, no, no.
ReplyDelete;-)....but seriously, NO!
Ahhh Walter Zoomie never ceases to crack me up.
ReplyDeleteAnd I have heard of the chin spot being called a "muff tickler". Why, I cannot imagine ;)
ReplyDelete....but of course you have. I recalled what it called- a soul patch.
DeleteI could think of many replies to this, but in deference to our host and his delicate sensitivities (snort!) and the fact I'm not posting anonymously, I'll just move on.....;-)
Well, I nev...
ReplyDelete...I may be lying. ;)
Uh huh. ;-)
DeleteSpending months below the equator every year, facial hair sucks. Buzz cuts and a baby ass smooth face,especially when it is 95 and the humidity is 110. And bugs! OMG the f'n bugs!
ReplyDeleteFacial hair to be a man? It may be needed for the ground-pounder types to feel good about themselves, but those like us on the aviation side of the house have no problems getting the job done without them.
ReplyDeleteMatt