Monday, May 23, 2005

Hirsute Readers

Bekah has recently outed me as having shaved my beard. I actually did this back in January or so, and documented it for posterity. In fact, the shaving was a four part process conducted over several days. Certain phases were completed during business hours in an attempt to see how long it would take people at work to notice.

For more beard-related information, visit beards.org, which documents the facial adventures of other virile young men for some reason. You can read beard success stories, get trimming tips, see some featured beards, and even some video of beards. Don't ask me, I have no freakin' clue. The point of the site is a little fuzzy. Still, those are some damn impressive beards.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

As entertaining as "the golden age of leather" is (and as much as I would have laughed, laughed I say!, to have seen you in person with either that or "New York's finest"), your wider audience, or at least those of us who currently live in Seattle and grew accustomed to your goatee over more than four years of nearly daily viewing, demand a full-faced and non-stylized picture of your now-hairless mug.

Anonymous said...

I second that.

I demand proof of the hairless face!

Anonymous said...

I'm not done laughing over the intermediate stages of the beard. Nothing, I repeat, nothing screams "class act" like the "golden age of leather" handlebar thing you had going on.

I'd appreciate a pic of the clean shaven look. I'd love a non-blurry picture of the leather mustacio.

Oh yes. And hi!

Anonymous said...

Is this because I shaved my beard back down to the Van Dyke? I vaguely recall the day in 1999 when you and I switched beard styles. I think you were nervous that if we both had the same beard, the universe would implode. Hence your designation on my website. To test this theory, I my self will now go clean-shaven.

::::razor sounds::::

Hey... why is the sun getting bigger?