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I've decided to take a leaf out of the Entitled FSMers Guidebook and post my thoughts without reading ANY other posts that preceded it. Funniest and best bullseye home-truth post of the day. Deserves a number jim.
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Out of utter laziness i shave every two weeks. Over those last few days the clint stubble always looks older and more grizzled as the grey n white spouts along the jaw. I lose 10 years every 14 days!
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Apparently it snowed in the north end of town at the weekend so I'll be growing my winter beard until may.
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Carsonian?
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Oct 1, 2018 - 9:27 AM
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Jim Phelps
(Member)
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Carsonian? Indeed. All rights reserved. You are, however, wise to shave only every two weeks. Shaving every day, as I had done nearly every day for nine months this year, is quite painful. Cuts, rash, redness, stinging or inefficient aftershaves...all of these things took a heavy toll on my Phelpsface. I'm a sensitive soul, inside and out, so all that nearly daily shaving just plain hurt. I dislike stubble (as does Mrs. Phelps), so that is no middle ground for me.
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Longest period with no shave - i think 2 and a half weeks! Looked so old n' tatty. Gone now, and a haircut to boot.
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