Stumbled on this from Wikipedia looking for the Hulk Hogan
Which one is this?
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Either Stargate or Birth Canal.
How bout this dude?
The ~~loner~~ loooooooooooner
Babe Magnet
The Oval Frame.
The Seat
head band
Number 10 has a different name now
Chaplin
Yup, the short Austrian man copied Charlie Chaplin. Apparently he was a big fan of Chaplin, Chaplin on the other hand was not a fan of him (see "the great dictator") :3
Relevant guide:
Wait, I thought a goatee is what is labelled 'circle' ... is that a Canadian thing or ?
Where I am from in the States 19 would be a Van Dyke (18) and 32 would be a Goatee. I don’t know what 18 is supposed to be called.
I've always heard the circle beard called a goatee too, but I think I heard Bill Simmons, of all people, mention that goatee is supposed to refer to a beard that hangs down from your chin, like a goat. It makes sense as an etymology. The circle beard is essentially a goatee + mustache.
USA, I've always known number 19 as the goatee. I grew up around goats though, so I just sorta assumed it was named after the tuft of hair that goats often have under their chin.
Tbh, I’ve heard both
I thought I had that "haven't shaved in a few days" look because I'm lazy, but apparently I'm rocking "designer stubble." I feel significantly fancier
What does that turn into if you don't touch it for 4 weeks? That's what I have, and it's not on this list.
A neckbeard?
The Ned Kelly would also be known as the Dalston/Williamsburg/Brunswick/(insert very urban hipster district name) Woodsman
Or unix beard. Though perhaps not as tidy, stereotypically.
Aww the friendly mutton chops are shaking hands:)
By far my favourite facial hair. I’m so sad I don’t have the jawline for it ;_;
no long goat? pfft...
No full beard either.
ned++
I was disappointed to not find the 19th century classic continuous sideburns+mustache combo:
magnificent. ambrose burnside you magnificent SOB, let those sideburns fly
Where's "normal"? In between a 1 and 35?
18 is traditionally called a "Musketeer" in competitive circles.
I don't know if I have a Ned Kelly or a Garibaldi. It probably depends on how long it's been since I cleaned it up.
Friendly muttonchops? Why? I don't look any friendlier.
Please when sharing wikipedia links remove the m. as the browser will decide if it wants the mobile version anyway. Thanks!