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over a year ago
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"I prefer my own face clean shaven. But I like sitting on beards. "
I’ve just washed mine in the shower so it’s all soft and fluffy. Would you care for a seat ma lady  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I prefer my own face clean shaven. But I like sitting on beards.
I’ve just washed mine in the shower so it’s all soft and fluffy. Would you care for a seat ma lady "
Yes sir  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I have an ephemeral beard, it comes and goes, so whatever you like just wait a bit and I'll have it. But generally I'm 5-20 days stubble, beard trim and start again. When I can bite my own moustache, it has to go... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I prefer my own face clean shaven. But I like sitting on beards.
I’ve just washed mine in the shower so it’s all soft and fluffy. Would you care for a seat ma lady
Yes sir "
Aww you can call me anything and I smile |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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As a) someone who struggles to grow a bushy manly beard and b) someone whose beard goes grey AND ginger past a certain length I would much prefer the answer to be stubble or clean shaven with this one….. particularly as I shave my head…. A big beard and I start to look like Uncle Albert….. only younger obviously and better looking ….  |
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"Great to see the pogonophiles on here, I read so many profiles that are after a clean face. I’m actually looking to get mine a little dirty  "
I'm disappointed you're hogging them all south of the border! |
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"I once met someone from fab who stated on their profile that she didn't like beards. It all changed at a social when she got to know me. "
I like yours....just not a fan of anything that comes past the chin  |
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Some guys look hotter with a beard, some look hotter without.
Flynn looks odd to me with out his beard. But it’s thick and full and smells so good. I’m not a fan of patchy or scraggly beards, better with out in that case.
Elle xx |
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By *ikAshCouple
over a year ago
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"Some guys look hotter with a beard, some look hotter without.
Flynn looks odd to me with out his beard. But it’s thick and full and smells so good. I’m not a fan of patchy or scraggly beards, better with out in that case.
Elle xx "
Totally agree… a thick and full beard rocks.
Ash xx |
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This is well-worn ground by now, and the conclusion is almost always "it depends." I still always check in on these threads when I see them all the same, it's good to know who the pogonophiles on Fab are. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I started growing one when i was about 19 - and kept experimenting with facial hair because without it I looked I was about 11 years old..
Even now when I'm clean shaven I get asked "is your mum or dad in?"..when i answer the door(..Ermm i'm nearly 46.. ) |
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By *ost SockMan
over a year ago
West Wales and Cardiff |
I’d be lost without mine.
I particularly love striding in the mountains of Wales with it blowing in the wind.
I convince myself it makes me look like a rugged explorer, or Celtic warrior type. In reality, I look like an accountant from a particularly dull commuter town with all the gear and no idea….and a luxuriant beard .
(I’m not an accountant, or from a commuter town, honest)! |
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By *ikAshCouple
over a year ago
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"I’d be lost without mine.
I particularly love striding in the mountains of Wales with it blowing in the wind.
I convince myself it makes me look like a rugged explorer, or Celtic warrior type. In reality, I look like an accountant from a particularly dull commuter town with all the gear and no idea….and a luxuriant beard .
(I’m not an accountant, or from a commuter town, honest)!"
Haha… this made me smile you rugged explorer, you x |
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By *ost SockMan
over a year ago
West Wales and Cardiff |
"I’d be lost without mine.
I particularly love striding in the mountains of Wales with it blowing in the wind.
I convince myself it makes me look like a rugged explorer, or Celtic warrior type. In reality, I look like an accountant from a particularly dull commuter town with all the gear and no idea….and a luxuriant beard .
(I’m not an accountant, or from a commuter town, honest)!
Haha… this made me smile you rugged explorer, you x "
I’m pleased it made you smile. I talk a load of old sh*te, really .
I notice from your (splendid) profile that M has facial hair - I highly recommend the restorative qualities of Welsh mountain air on beards.
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By *ikAshCouple
over a year ago
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"I’d be lost without mine.
I particularly love striding in the mountains of Wales with it blowing in the wind.
I convince myself it makes me look like a rugged explorer, or Celtic warrior type. In reality, I look like an accountant from a particularly dull commuter town with all the gear and no idea….and a luxuriant beard .
(I’m not an accountant, or from a commuter town, honest)!
Haha… this made me smile you rugged explorer, you x
I’m pleased it made you smile. I talk a load of old sh*te, really .
I notice from your (splendid) profile that M has facial hair - I highly recommend the restorative qualities of Welsh mountain air on beards.
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Thank you, and yes he does… a very fine beard. Perhaps we need to visit those Welsh mountains xx
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By *ost SockMan
over a year ago
West Wales and Cardiff |
"I’d be lost without mine.
I particularly love striding in the mountains of Wales with it blowing in the wind.
I convince myself it makes me look like a rugged explorer, or Celtic warrior type. In reality, I look like an accountant from a particularly dull commuter town with all the gear and no idea….and a luxuriant beard .
(I’m not an accountant, or from a commuter town, honest)!
Haha… this made me smile you rugged explorer, you x
I’m pleased it made you smile. I talk a load of old sh*te, really .
I notice from your (splendid) profile that M has facial hair - I highly recommend the restorative qualities of Welsh mountain air on beards.
Thank you, and yes he does… a very fine beard. Perhaps we need to visit those Welsh mountains xx
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Do it. The mountains are awesome, as are the beasts that wander the high passes.
You’re perilously close to getting the full tourist guide . |
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By *ikAshCouple
over a year ago
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"I’d be lost without mine.
I particularly love striding in the mountains of Wales with it blowing in the wind.
I convince myself it makes me look like a rugged explorer, or Celtic warrior type. In reality, I look like an accountant from a particularly dull commuter town with all the gear and no idea….and a luxuriant beard .
(I’m not an accountant, or from a commuter town, honest)!
Haha… this made me smile you rugged explorer, you x
I’m pleased it made you smile. I talk a load of old sh*te, really .
I notice from your (splendid) profile that M has facial hair - I highly recommend the restorative qualities of Welsh mountain air on beards.
Thank you, and yes he does… a very fine beard. Perhaps we need to visit those Welsh mountains xx
Do it. The mountains are awesome, as are the beasts that wander the high passes.
You’re perilously close to getting the full tourist guide ."
Sold, but only if the tourist guide resembles a Celtic warrior, haha xxx
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Always a beard
Even a scary clown beard
Over a naked faced scary clown? Absolutely! I'd ride his clown beard and toot his nose when I came  "
Haha I’ve just spat tea out through my nostrils  |
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"Always a beard
Even a scary clown beard
Over a naked faced scary clown? Absolutely! I'd ride his clown beard and toot his nose when I came
Haha I’ve just spat tea out through my nostrils "
Toot toot!  |
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By *ost SockMan
over a year ago
West Wales and Cardiff |
"I’d be lost without mine.
I particularly love striding in the mountains of Wales with it blowing in the wind.
I convince myself it makes me look like a rugged explorer, or Celtic warrior type. In reality, I look like an accountant from a particularly dull commuter town with all the gear and no idea….and a luxuriant beard .
(I’m not an accountant, or from a commuter town, honest)!
Haha… this made me smile you rugged explorer, you x
I’m pleased it made you smile. I talk a load of old sh*te, really .
I notice from your (splendid) profile that M has facial hair - I highly recommend the restorative qualities of Welsh mountain air on beards.
Thank you, and yes he does… a very fine beard. Perhaps we need to visit those Welsh mountains xx
Do it. The mountains are awesome, as are the beasts that wander the high passes.
You’re perilously close to getting the full tourist guide .
Sold, but only if the tourist guide resembles a Celtic warrior, haha xxx
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I’ll do my best. The beard is certainly there
I won’t subject everyone in this thread to my tourist guide ramblings, but always happy to provide insider knowledge on the best things about this frustrating, wonderful land to people thinking of visiting. |
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By *ikAshCouple
over a year ago
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"I’d be lost without mine.
I particularly love striding in the mountains of Wales with it blowing in the wind.
I convince myself it makes me look like a rugged explorer, or Celtic warrior type. In reality, I look like an accountant from a particularly dull commuter town with all the gear and no idea….and a luxuriant beard .
(I’m not an accountant, or from a commuter town, honest)!
Haha… this made me smile you rugged explorer, you x
I’m pleased it made you smile. I talk a load of old sh*te, really .
I notice from your (splendid) profile that M has facial hair - I highly recommend the restorative qualities of Welsh mountain air on beards.
Thank you, and yes he does… a very fine beard. Perhaps we need to visit those Welsh mountains xx
Do it. The mountains are awesome, as are the beasts that wander the high passes.
You’re perilously close to getting the full tourist guide .
Sold, but only if the tourist guide resembles a Celtic warrior, haha xxx
I’ll do my best. The beard is certainly there
I won’t subject everyone in this thread to my tourist guide ramblings, but always happy to provide insider knowledge on the best things about this frustrating, wonderful land to people thinking of visiting."
Thank you x |
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