Are beards good for your health?
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If they were 'necessary' though, how come women don't have them too ?
M….who hasn't seen her husband clean shaven in over thirty years
M….who hasn't seen her husband clean shaven in over thirty years
Mine is good for my health. But only cause I have really butchered myself in the past like. Shakey hands
If they were 'necessary' though, how come women don't have them too ?
M .who hasn't seen her husband clean shaven in over thirty years
Ah but he transfers a little "beardicillin" when he kisses you goodbye every morning.
Was reading that article earlier this morning and though about posting it up, beaten to other again. My thoughts were that if we filter our soup through them then they must have some medicinal properties.
Sent via smoke-signal from a woodland in Scotland.
Just think how much iller you would have been without Beard protection
Well - my having a beard has prolonged my wife's life - if she ever told me to get get rid of it there would be murder in the air....
My beard is good for my health. Like John, my wife would kill me if I shaved it off. Or at least divorce me, which would make me sad and depressed.
If beards weren't full of Beardicillin, how would we store our suppers in them safely?
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