I couldn't find a suitable thread. These guys have faces, so, I'll put it here.

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These men are not twins. They are not brothers. They are not related. They are (or, were) complete strangers. They only met after they were seated next to each other on a plane.

Man, that would be eerie.

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I wish my brother and I had been there

Handy to have someone to pin your dirty deeds on. Get his fingerprints and make latex gloves with them. :unsure:

:headshake

Something's fishy in that story

These guys want to join the club.

I'm wondering if maybe Dad was a travelin' man...:eyebrow:

My Dad would often find weird things to complain about.
Even pre-dementia.
Recently he has taken against men with beards, and it drives Mum crazy, because whereas before he would mention one of his pet peeves about once a fortnight, now he can mention it again and again in the space of an hour without remembering he has, or rather without really caring that he has.

When we went out to lunch together he commented on every young man walking past with a beard.
"ANOTHER BEARD!" He's hard of hearing too btw.
Then when they came back from having placed their order, and passed our table again, "THERE'S ANOTHER ONE WITH A BEARD!"

He even does it watching TV, and although that's less likely to end in an aggressive confrontation, I know Mum finds it more wearing.
Advert break, same actor comes on, "BEARD!"

He's had one himself more than once.
I think it's the age of the men concerned, and the volume (of the beard)
His was silver and neatly trimmed.

Maybe it's even beard envy.
Sadly however, I think it's an old man who can no longer manage change.

(FTR, I do not like big bushy beards - they strike me as unhygienic - I would never let my lady garden grow to that extent)

I agree with him. The trendy beards all over the place are a bit much. Not enough for me to comment on, or get irritated about, but enough for me to think "enough already."

My Kinsey score is a one-to-one correlation with how many millimeters of stubble a man has, so beards are right out. It's purely a personal hangup though, they can walk around with them in public all they want. I just don't want to have to touch them.

My beard is so disappointed.:(
But it's 45 years old so I have no say in the matter.

See. I would never call your beard trendy.

Well, it's nice to know that when someone gets down there they're not gonna meet up with William Lee Golden.

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Also:

This is now a thing. EVERYWHERE I go. From now on.

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My mustache is almost as old as your beard. Well, not quite...it's 32 years old. Never shaved it. Ever.

This is my fourth beard. This one lasted initially because it was a pissing match between my mother and myself. I won. usa usa usa. ;)

MY beards been pretty much the same for 20+ years - well kept. These damn kids and their trends are ruining it for the lazy among us