The execution of facial hair
That is what my grandmother thinks that should be done to all facial hair.
Execution. She is very insistent.
So I decided after a week of not shaving to just go with it. I always had mad respect for the Indiana Jones look. And in years past I had paid tribute to that look. But sometimes you just have to go full cycle.
This is what has been called a "back alley Dublin thug" by Galen G...
Someone give this guy a slapjack!

... or the "union organizing dockworker" according Andy C.
Someone else mentioned Pap Finn, but I don't think I am quite that country.
Needless to say, Grandma has not been happy about my appearance during this Lenten season.
I started the facial hair advance around the beginning of Lent. Giving up shaving was a breeze. My father would always give up canned beer for Lent. O the sacrifice we Catholics make!
The beard has been fun. But also rather itchy.
I was invited to a moustache party that was held last weekend. I figured that would be a good time to shave off the beard. So I set forth the execution in stages.

First I went for the "crazed relief pitcher" look.
So after that I just went with the traditional moustache.
This one below says "third district patrol" to me.

Or maybe, as John B said: "Carny."
Or as I like to remember this 'stache picture to the right, the "pondering carny."
Now here is the carcass of the executed moustache:

Execution. She is very insistent.
So I decided after a week of not shaving to just go with it. I always had mad respect for the Indiana Jones look. And in years past I had paid tribute to that look. But sometimes you just have to go full cycle.
This is what has been called a "back alley Dublin thug" by Galen G...Someone give this guy a slapjack!

... or the "union organizing dockworker" according Andy C.
Someone else mentioned Pap Finn, but I don't think I am quite that country.
Needless to say, Grandma has not been happy about my appearance during this Lenten season.
I started the facial hair advance around the beginning of Lent. Giving up shaving was a breeze. My father would always give up canned beer for Lent. O the sacrifice we Catholics make!
The beard has been fun. But also rather itchy.
I was invited to a moustache party that was held last weekend. I figured that would be a good time to shave off the beard. So I set forth the execution in stages.

First I went for the "crazed relief pitcher" look.
So after that I just went with the traditional moustache.
This one below says "third district patrol" to me.

Or maybe, as John B said: "Carny."
Or as I like to remember this 'stache picture to the right, the "pondering carny."

Now here is the carcass of the executed moustache:

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