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phil19034
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I think I’m going to grow out my beard to look like this version of the Van Dyke 

same hereCurrently, I have a short beard and a moustache. The reason is mainly laziness, but I think it frames my face nicely so perhaps it’s vanity.
Sorry for some reason I thought you were a womanI’ve worn a goatee, and later a van dyke, since I was a sophomore in high school. It hides my double chin nicely.
Huh, I am the opposite. My standard practice is to grow a winter beard and then shave for Lent. I sometimes say I am giving up my beard (or: giving up not-shaving) for Lent. It is frequently cold enough at the beginning of the season to be penitential, and nothing helps you contemplate your mortality and sinfulness like holding a boiling hot razor-sharp …um… razor against your throat first thing in the morning.Over the past two years I have gotten into the habit of growing a beard during Great Lent.
Aaaaaaaaand, there it goes.I am raising the beard again – It is play-offs. After the penguins three-peat their Stanley Cup winI will probably trim it down to a mustache and soul-patch for the summer.