I like mine and wear it with pride, but its time is sadly coming to an end. It needs to be gone by mid October and I am not looking forward to that day.
I reckon I’ve managed 2 weeks sans beard in about 8 years, I look wierd without one. The media had nothing to do with growing it, so will have nowt to do with its future.
The hipsters will be shaving again soon – we have passed “Peak Beard” and everybody who had a beard before they were trendy will go back to looking slightly older than they are instead of achingly cool.
Guy at work walked past me the other day and asked, “growing a beard?” Two days on and I’ve still not managed to come up with a suitably witty retort. Standards are definitely slipping.
trends? who honestly cares? I had a goatee, I now have a full Victorian chin and cant see it going anytime soon, maybe a stubble for Xmas but set the trends/buck the trends but don’t follow. sheep follow.
Guy at work walked past me the other day and asked, “growing a beard?” Two days on and I’ve still not managed to come up with a suitably witty retort. Standards are definitely slipping.
Plenty of jobs that you can’t do safely with a beard or stubble. Try getting a respirator to fit over a beard. If you can’t get a seal you can’t do some jobs in some places.
Not that I care about such things, but I’m told Jared Leto was the reluctant king of the Beard and Topknot look and idol of the weak chinned, cereal bar dweller.
He’s had a shave recently – so I reckon it’s all over bar the shouting.
Think this Trend is around for a little while yet, London being the originator of all things Trendlike still sporting Beards.
I do see T’ashes’ being the next Big Thing though. Already seen acouple of Dandys prancing about Shoreditch way, resplendant in capped jeans, velour pumps and velvet waistcoats with denim shirts underneath, hair slicked back.
I mean, it’s sensible obviously if it’s a health and safety issue, but I’m surprised that it doesn’t either fall foul of a discrimination law or has a religious privilege exemption (like Sikhs and safety helmets).