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Yes. Much more wallach than eastwood. Especially as small cabin bag has meant limited clothes all week - its more trampy down n out bandit than cool n stylish bounty killer who never breaks sweat.
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Yes. Much more wallach than eastwood. Especially as small cabin bag has meant limited clothes all week - its more trampy down n out bandit than cool n stylish bounty killer who never breaks sweat. More Juan than Sean, then. . Yes very juan.
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Only when im hungry
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Love the "Beard Generator". I'm sure I saw something similar in Viz, beside their advert for pubic topiary.
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May 6, 2019 - 7:09 AM
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Jim Phelps
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Shaved today. It's already hot and humid here in South Florida; not an environment conducive to my having a beard. I don't know how earlier, bearded me dealt with that weather for all those years. Also, there are simply too many fellows out there ("hipsters", "redncks", "jocks") with Jules Verne-style beards, so I will instead emulate another of my 19th Century heroes, consulting detective Sherlock Holmes, whom I believe actually did exist. Holmes was always clean shaven because all he cared about was The Work. Another thing about Victorian facial hair: most chaps sported sideburns, mustache, and a bit of chin tuft. It seemed that the elder gents were the ones who grew full beards.
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So, you want to be a beard-o again?
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You, my man, are now "on the right side of history". LOL.
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