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more lies

 

Christopher Biggins was (is?) great. 

 

 

Aye, he's always smiling, but it's not a friendly smile. It's the smile of the crocodile as it glides through warm African waters towards the gentle little gazelle that's drinking on the riverbank. 

 

 

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A group of beard-loving gentlemen have come together to create a charity calendar in a bid to tackle suicide.

 
Members of The Edinburgh Beard and Moustache Club are dedicated to all things facial hair.
 
Now they have been proudly showing off their beards and moustaches for a 2020 charity calendar.
 
Although it's a fun interest, there's a serious purpose. All proceeds from sales will go towards West Lothian suicide prevention charity Neil's Hugs Foundation.
 
Club officials, who organise nearly 500 members, believe the sense of belonging helps encourage men to talk when they are feeling low.
 
"You get biking clubs, cake clubs... [this] is a passion that has brought us all together," explains Rikki Morgan from The Edinburgh Beard and Moustache Club.
 
"We're there for each other, so if anyone is feeling down, they can put a post up on the page.
 
"We've all got feelings, we've all got issues, it's good to have someone to turn to. You maybe wouldn't want to turn to your best friend."
 
There are some quirky themes for each month of the calendar, including ginger beards and Peaky Blinders-style dress.
 
The calendars will go on sale soon on The Edinburgh Beard and Moustache Club Facebook page.

 

Beard club FFS.

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Just now, Studebaker-90 said:

Aye but how long before it gets decent 

6-8 weeks. Depends on your genetics as well. 
 

Leave it for 6 weeks untouched then try put some shape into it. Then just keep growing whilst maintaining the shape and the hairs should get long enough so you can comb/brush over the weak bits. Shampoo it with beard stuff every other day and make sure it's well oiled and balmed etc. 
 

 

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