Craig: it’s just a flesh wound and you are merely playing possum until EB wanders off in search for his next victim, right? Right?! Craig, speak to me!
Tam: OMG! I totally loved the Bunnicula books as a kid. They are so much fun, I will have to remember to add those to my amazon wish list for the kids.
Enrico: I am not such a big fan of the stubble, but I do think Craig is especially cute when he wears his glasses.
Enrico: At your age stubble looks Hot. At my age it just makes you look like a creepy perv. All I can get away with is a 5 o’clock shadow. too bad cause I HATE shaving!
I am literally incapable of growing nice stubble/facial hair. Look at where it is on my face. It starts at the jawline and works its way down. If I let it grow out, I would look like Seth Green in the movie Sex Drive:
And stubble or beard, I think facial hair of any type is better than no facial hair at all. And I like glasses too. lol.
Mark: I don’t think that’s true. I see older men with stubble and I like it on them too. If they are staring at me on a bus and look disheveled in other ways, then maybe I’d get a little scared…. But as long as you look non pervy otherwise, stubble is good for everyone!
Craig: That facial hair is indeed scary. Unless you’re Amish I guess, then its likely sexy as hell.
I guess girls are lucky, we can get away with just wearing pants and no one knows if we shaved or not. But we have that whole make-up thing happening, well, I suppose its optional but so is shaving really.
Tam: I’m just curious (that’s what they all say) But I know how stubble feels on my face, so how does it feel when you’re trying to pull pants up over the stubble? I know it’s silly but I wonder about these things.
Mark: Well, leg hair is less bristly than facial hair and more sparse (unless you are of the thickly haired ethnic groups). So you really don’t notice it and the thicker hair is on the lower leg which unless you are into super tight skinny leg jeans you wouldn’t really have the pants touching the leg much. In other words, it doesn’t feel like anything. Now you know, your curiousity is appeased. I’ve done my good deed for the day.
Enrico: Call it a turn-on okay? We’ll just leave it at that.
Dave S.: I’m so jealous you only shave once a week. I only shave every other day, but that is only because my face can’t take shaving every day. I really should shave every day.
Enrico: You look fine hairless.
Mark: I’m with you on the creep factor. When I go more than 2 days, I look like I am a trench coat and big glasses away from predator. Plus, my facial hair now has as much gray as the rest of my head and it makes me look old.
Tam: I *hate* shaving, but the thought of shaving a third of my body is just obscene. I mean, in the summer, I’d have to make sure I didn’t have side burns in my bikini bottom and all, but the rest of the year it would totally be long pants.
John: That’s why they invented waxing. Hurts like a bitch in places (I’m not saying where) but its worth it. And as I said, girls are generally much less hairy than boys so it doesn’t take as long to get it done and it lasts longer. But I’ll be honest, in winter, when no one is seeing my legs? They don’t get shaved quite as often as they likely should. I think of it as additional insulation against the cold.
Enrico: I think you look handsome both with (well trimmed) and without facial hair. It can be hardest to see our own beauty.
For a long time I did not like my beard because it came in with blond highlights in some places. I hoped that as I grew older it might come in darker. I eventually just decided to embrace and accept my facial hair as it was. It gives me character. Some people like it.
And if Dave S. is having anymore underwear modeling, I better know about it beforehand, or else!
HUGS…
Oh and I didn’t notice the stubble first time around, had to go back and look. It does look good…although the teeth look better.
HUGS…
Dave S, I’m very jealous, I hate shaving. I only do it every 2 days.
Craig: it’s just a flesh wound and you are merely playing possum until EB wanders off in search for his next victim, right? Right?! Craig, speak to me!
Tam: OMG! I totally loved the Bunnicula books as a kid. They are so much fun, I will have to remember to add those to my amazon wish list for the kids.
Enrico: I am not such a big fan of the stubble, but I do think Craig is especially cute when he wears his glasses.
Enrico: At your age stubble looks Hot. At my age it just makes you look like a creepy perv. All I can get away with is a 5 o’clock shadow.
too bad cause I HATE shaving!
I am literally incapable of growing nice stubble/facial hair. Look at where it is on my face. It starts at the jawline and works its way down. If I let it grow out, I would look like Seth Green in the movie Sex Drive:
http://www.imdb.com/media/rm1731368704/tt1135985
Thanks Chris!
And stubble or beard, I think facial hair of any type is better than no facial hair at all. And I like glasses too. lol.
Mark: I don’t think that’s true. I see older men with stubble and I like it on them too. If they are staring at me on a bus and look disheveled in other ways, then maybe I’d get a little scared…. But as long as you look non pervy otherwise, stubble is good for everyone!
Seth Green is cute
And look how bad I look the day I shaved all my facial hair!
http://photos-d.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-sctm/v216/65/6/519597408/n519597408_500035_3507.jpg
Enrico: If that is bad then someone needs to hit me with a bad stick. You looked cute to me.
Craig: That facial hair is indeed scary. Unless you’re Amish I guess, then its likely sexy as hell.
I guess girls are lucky, we can get away with just wearing pants and no one knows if we shaved or not. But we have that whole make-up thing happening, well, I suppose its optional but so is shaving really.
Enrico: You looked adorable. But maybe that’s not the look you were going for. I know men can get a bit senstive about the “adorable” label.
Tam: I’m just curious (that’s what they all say) But I know how stubble feels on my face, so how does it feel when you’re trying to pull pants up over the stubble? I know it’s silly but I wonder about these things.
Aww thanks. I don’t mind adorable. I just think I look bad.
And Mark, I don’t get your question…. why would Tam pull jeans over a man’s face?
Ha that was awesome Craig, so much like Bunicula if y’alls remember that book.
Mark: Well, leg hair is less bristly than facial hair and more sparse (unless you are of the thickly haired ethnic groups). So you really don’t notice it and the thicker hair is on the lower leg which unless you are into super tight skinny leg jeans you wouldn’t really have the pants touching the leg much. In other words, it doesn’t feel like anything. Now you know, your curiousity is appeased. I’ve done my good deed for the day.
Enrico: Call it a turn-on okay? We’ll just leave it at that.
Dave S.: I’m so jealous you only shave once a week. I only shave every other day, but that is only because my face can’t take shaving every day. I really should shave every day.
Enrico: You look fine hairless.
Mark: I’m with you on the creep factor. When I go more than 2 days, I look like I am a trench coat and big glasses away from predator. Plus, my facial hair now has as much gray as the rest of my head and it makes me look old.
Tam: I *hate* shaving, but the thought of shaving a third of my body is just obscene. I mean, in the summer, I’d have to make sure I didn’t have side burns in my bikini bottom and all, but the rest of the year it would totally be long pants.
John: That’s why they invented waxing. Hurts like a bitch in places (I’m not saying where) but its worth it. And as I said, girls are generally much less hairy than boys so it doesn’t take as long to get it done and it lasts longer. But I’ll be honest, in winter, when no one is seeing my legs? They don’t get shaved quite as often as they likely should. I think of it as additional insulation against the cold.
Tam: That is what my beard does during winter, but alas it doesn’t as cold as it does in Canada.
Enrico: You look hot both with facial hair and without.
Yeah I don’t like shaving so I don’t. I do get my beard trimmed every month though. It also hides the little bit of fat that is underneath my chin.
Enrico: I think you look handsome both with (well trimmed) and without facial hair. It can be hardest to see our own beauty.
For a long time I did not like my beard because it came in with blond highlights in some places. I hoped that as I grew older it might come in darker. I eventually just decided to embrace and accept my facial hair as it was. It gives me character. Some people like it.
Woah, I got a ‘hot’ and a ‘handsome.’ Puntabulous is good for my self-esteem…
Chris: I love multi-colored beards! Mine is mostly brown but has a little bit of reddish in spots and even a little blonde.
Oh yeah! And I know you all hate Leno, but you should watch tonight! Kate Winslet is gonna be on!
Very cute post!
hahaha this is so awesome. i love the killer mouth on that little bunny. ROFL-copter!