Knighton Matt Posted 12 March 2006 Posted 12 March 2006 That's right kids you heard the question! How would you rate your facial growth on a scale of 1-10? If you left it to fester for a few days would it be a Beppe off Eastenders style effort or more Gary Neville face-bumfluff? p.s. the women can of course play if they feel they'd like to Mine is a 7 I reckon. Good dark stubble and a stonking 'tache but still lacking a little coverage between the corners of the mouth and the corners of the chin.
Lemon Harpic Posted 12 March 2006 Posted 12 March 2006 I envy the Neviller's facial hair-growing prowess.
Bert Posted 12 March 2006 Posted 12 March 2006 Mines crap. only just started coming on. muz says i have designer stubble though.
Muz Posted 12 March 2006 Posted 12 March 2006 Mines crap. only just started coming on. muz says i have designer stubble though.
The People's Hero Posted 13 March 2006 Posted 13 March 2006 I would actually give mine a 10. I hate shaving and so very often have stubble and plenty of it. I've been told it suits me though by many people. I should say however that by the week/10 day stage, the fluffy full beard look does NOT suit me!
Milky Posted 13 March 2006 Posted 13 March 2006 i don't have to shave all that regularly, the sideburns grow the fastest but it's not very thick stuff. if people see my not clean shaven it's due to lazyness.
Strokes Posted 13 March 2006 Posted 13 March 2006 I'm so lazy, i only shave once a week before i go out on saturday night.
Lukeh Posted 13 March 2006 Posted 13 March 2006 Mine was awesome till my bird made me shave it off this morning
Nationwider Posted 13 March 2006 Posted 13 March 2006 I'm favouring the unshaven look this year. Gives me that loose cannon/maverick look around the workplace. It says "I was up all night raising hell with The Rock, Luis Boa Morte and Vanessa Feltz, bujt I can still come into work and clinch that deal." It's also good for chin strokeage during meeting, looking pensive when all you're actually thinking is "I hope the sandwich shop doesn't run out of Frazzles again."
Jordan Posted 14 March 2006 Posted 14 March 2006 I'm rockin the light growth now. I don't know if I'm gonna go all-out yet, though.
Head Honcho Posted 14 March 2006 Posted 14 March 2006 I absolutely hate shaving and because of work I need to everday. On the odd occasion I don't shave my stubble looks horrendous because of various little scars but worse still, the large amount of grey visible!
Knighton Matt Posted 14 March 2006 Author Posted 14 March 2006 I'm favouring the unshaven look this year. Gives me that loose cannon/maverick look around the workplace. It says "I was up all night raising hell with The Rock, Luis Boa Morte and Vanessa Feltz, bujt I can still come into work and clinch that deal." It's also good for chin strokeage during meeting, looking pensive when all you're actually thinking is "I hope the sandwich shop doesn't run out of Frazzles again." :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: Got to be a contender for post of the year!
Bluefoxtim Posted 14 March 2006 Posted 14 March 2006 :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: Got to be a contender for post of the year! Unfortunately his mis-spelling of the word 'but' pulls him out of the race,
Nationwider Posted 14 March 2006 Posted 14 March 2006 Unfortunately his mis-spelling of the word 'but' pulls him out of the race, Schoolboy error.
The People's Hero Posted 15 March 2006 Posted 15 March 2006 Schoolboy error. If anything, I think it added to the post. Spelling became second priority when he became distracted for a moment as he noticed someone was looking at him and decided to engage in some serious chin-strokery and perhaps a scratch of the head coupled with the leaning back in the chair and tapping fingers on table. Looking pensive is all the rage, you know...
Guest Posted 15 March 2006 Posted 15 March 2006 Would you need to say things like "I can see what you're saying, but....." and "Run that past me again" in order to add to the effect?
Nationwider Posted 15 March 2006 Posted 15 March 2006 Would you need to say things like "I can see what you're saying, but....." and "Run that past me again" in order to add to the effect? Ah. I see you are skilled in the art of office-speak. Don't ever become my manager or I'm rumbled.
Guest Posted 16 March 2006 Posted 16 March 2006 Office speak? I call it 'excremental bovinity'. I'm quite fluent in EB.
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