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What the fuzz is that thing? John's Facial Hair Experiments |
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4. The M-Tee |
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Fig. 1: M-tee |
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Fig. 2: Actual 'M.' Note the similarity in shape. |
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The naming concept is brillant: The M-tee is derived from the goatee, it is actually shaped like an 'M' (see outline above), and the middle sections is actually "empty" of hair . . . . .I suppose the only problem is that it isn't visible from any farther than 30cm away. That, and the fact that it's pretty gross looking. |
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5. Variations on a Mustache |
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This is an excellent illustration of why moustaches went out with the '70s. The young man's 'stache usually looks a little skeezy, and mine was no exception. I really felt pretty self conscious when I was fermenting this thing, and I was glad to be able to shave it off.
Now that I'm looking at the pictures, I'm beginning to delude myself into thinking it didn't look so bad . . . no . . . I must stay strong . . . must resist the urge to regrow something so grosstastic . . . |
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Remember to vote on your favourite facial hair style by registering your opinions in the guestbook - your feedback could influence future projects! Wow! That's democracy in action! |
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