Cole and I are at loggerheads over his decision to rid himself of approximately 30 percent of his facial hair. The problem comes from a fundamental difference in our approach to this beard off. As I've discussed before, he's a style guy. I'm about volume. We need the judges to sort this one out. Are there any consequences for shaving that much facial hair? Disqualification? Sanctions? I think disqualification is a little harsh, so I propose making my opposition tattoo an image Billy Mays
on his chest in honor of his budding man-crush.
Interestingly, Cole pointed out a message I once wrote on a cocktail napkin at the Bulldog in Northeast Minneapolis. "Whatever it takes," I wrote to inspire him. If I would've known he was going to use that quote to justify shaving a portion of his beard during a beard off ... well, let's just put it this way, that napkin wouldn't exist.
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Sooo... you're making up the rules as you go, and you have no agreement as to what will constitute a success, or the timeframe in which this will be achieved. Congratulations, men. The Beard Off has become a miniature model of U.S. foreign policy.
Survey says:
Let It Ride!
I say listen to some Cake and see who is willing to go the distance. I am still in favour of judging based on absorption or ability to hold Velcro balls.
Shits weak, but i think a new set of pictures would help in the ruling. I guess if one new what the basis of judgement was actually on, it would make things much much easier.
Sorry Kate, I think putting a timeline on this competition or defining an exit strategy would endanger my folicles and emperil future beard growth.
I'm in this thing even if it takes 1,000, nay 1 million, years to see it through.
As long as it ends by March 14th in the am.
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