Taming The Scruff

My wife said she would leave me if I had more than just a goat.

Tyro wrote:My wife said she would leave me if I had more than just a goat.

Sounds like you have one "controlling" wife.

I look at it this way... since I got my razor and gel on my head, I might as well put them on my face too. It's just easier that way. Makes life less complicated.

Zeke wrote:Sounds like you have one "controlling" wife.

I look at it this way... since I got my razor and gel on my head, I might as well put them on my face too. It's just easier that way. Makes life less complicated.

Aren't ALL wives "controlling"!

I look at it this way, I shave my head, sideburns and cheeks, so why bother shaving the toughest parts, my stache and goat.

SlimJim wrote::

I look at it this way, I shave my head, sideburns and cheeks, so why bother shaving the toughest parts, my stache and goat.

I look at it this way, I shave my head, so why bother shaving my face.
Live life on wild side, SlimJim. Let your beard go au natural.

Skully wrote:I look at it this way, I shave my head, so why bother shaving my face.
Live life on wild side, SlimJim. Let your beard go au natural.

Today is October 1st, 2009. For those of you in the Northern Hemisphere, it's the official start of the beard season. If you don't have a beard, then grow one now. If you have a beard, then you're locked in for 6 months of beard. Whether you decide to trim it or not, that's up to you. Just avoid putting the razor to your face if at all possible for the next six months. Happy growing.

I've come to realize the longer my beard gets, the less taming it requires.

Hey Marco your beard is not long. Its' about the same length as mine.

I think you should wash your face with milk one time in a day. That is the best moisturizer and also best way to make smooth your skin. Have you ever try it??? If no then must try it. I hope you feel better.

Milk as a moisturizer? What an interesting concept. An inexpensive too. Will give it a try.
Thanks for mentioning this!