Retro, the decision to keep or shave your stache is one you should make based on what "you" want and not the crass comments coming from some nameless nit-wits trolling this site. You'll probably never see a "selfie" of me or a photo of me because it's something I've always been self conscious about. I'm always inspired by your postings and your willingness to "put yourself out there". Plus, as Big Man says, I think it looks sharp.
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Agreed. I have a similar moustache and the only reason I might shave it off is if it goes completely gray.
As many women say: "kissing a man without a moustache is like drinking champagne without the bubbles." 
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Do what you do, Retro S. It's good.
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Hey, Retro S.
I reckon a nice pair of Khaki pants would look great with that shirt for a summer look if you have a pair or can find one! I love the shirt by the way, it's a look that i'd be far too timid to pull off myself.
I reckon a nice pair of Khaki pants would look great with that shirt for a summer look if you have a pair or can find one! I love the shirt by the way, it's a look that i'd be far too timid to pull off myself.
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I shaved the moustache. I did not make the decision simply because the Bodybuilding forum members suggested it, but rather, they reminded me that I was planning on shaving it off anyway. I can take insults. If people are laughing at me, so be it. At least I made them laugh!
I personally think I look better without the moustache. I feel it was hiding my smile!
I personally think I look better without the moustache. I feel it was hiding my smile!
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Either way. That looks fine too.
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I can take insults. If people are laughing at me, so be it. At least I made them laugh!
Now that is an admirable spirit!
Thanks to Retro Spectator for reminding me I had this shirt tucked away in the back of my closet.
Today was my youngest daughter's 21st birthday. We all went out to the Lake Club for an early supper. My daughter said I looked like Charlie Sheen :eeek:, but my son said it was more of the Tony Soprano look. :eusa_clap Smart move from my son. When Daddy's buying everyone's supper, ALWAYS go with the good compliment.
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Cool shirt, Big Man.
Retro Spec you shaved ten years off your face. [emoji3]
Retro Spec you shaved ten years off your face. [emoji3]
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Very nice Big Man as always !:eusa_clap
Retro you always look fine, on a personal note I think the pencil moustache looks so nice and vintage on you !
:eusa_clapRetro you always look fine, on a personal note I think the pencil moustache looks so nice and vintage on you !
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I shaved the moustache. I did not make the decision simply because the Bodybuilding forum members suggested it, but rather, they reminded me that I was planning on shaving it off anyway. I can take insults. If people are laughing at me, so be it. At least I made them laugh!
I personally think I look better without the moustache. I feel it was hiding my smile!
You look so much younger!
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The choice is yours of course, I'd never be the sort of person to tell another how to look or what to do (looks nervously over shoulder) but I think you look better clean shaven.
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Second,
but consider a Van Dyke for the fall and winter.
but consider a Van Dyke for the fall and winter.
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Off to town so of course seeing as it's the middle of June one has to have a raincoat at the ready. Forgive the slight orange cast to the photo, I definately havent been sunbathing.
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Looking good!
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Off to town so of course seeing as it's the middle of June one has to have a raincoat at the ready. Forgive the slight orange cast to the photo, I definately havent been sunbathing.
Nicely done, sir! :eusa_clap
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Thank you.
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Off to town so of course seeing as it's the middle of June one has to have a raincoat at the ready. Forgive the slight orange cast to the photo, I definately havent been sunbathing.
I love the tie! Nice outfit!:eusa_clap
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