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There was a goatee fad? lol
There was a goatee fad? lol
That's not true.
Thems that can grow beards, ought to grow beards, at least some of the time. I cain't.
Hi Brother. I just remember Rolly Fingers", the mous... always looks fine ¡¡¡¡¡For the past 7 or 8 months, I've been clean shaven. Had a 'stache for 10 years or so prior to that. Sometimes I really miss it.
A man with a beard is hiding something.
A man wearing a hat is hiding something.
A man with a beard, wearing a a hat is evading capture.
I've got warrants.
(Yes, my beard wears a hat.)
Off topic, but that reminds me of Joaquin Phoenix' recent beard and sunglasses look, you know, the Letterman interview.
Apparently that whole Joaquin Phoenix thing was a hoax. Turns out it was really Lefty...
So after 77 responses to date, 55 - equating to over 71% - have facial hair of some description. Which would appear to back up my original observation - that the man who wears a hat is also more likely to have a beard or moustache than the average chap on the street.
Which leads me on to why that might be? More independent minded and less inclined to conform to society standards perhaps? Where is Freud when you need him!
Actually, this may be true, but without data obtained from average chaps on the street, theres no way to make a truly valid comparison.
Surveys are a pretty good indicator, but never are they completely accurate. Even if I were to observe people on the street, the results could vary based on where I was.
I'd go with, based on the results from this poll, that about 71% of the hat-wearing respondents have, or have had, facial hair.