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Baseball Players or Adult Film Stars of the 1970s?
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Not to mention, they have signed carrot top to a contract too! The Dodgers have some interesting characters on the team.
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It's Los Angeles. what do you expect ? 
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I guess more of this...it is close to Hollywood after all.
Actually, I really don't care what players look like as long as they can play. Those three just really stood out.
Actually, I really don't care what players look like as long as they can play. Those three just really stood out.
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When my daughter was born a year and a half ago I decided I was going to rock the dad-stache full time so I went between styles, full handle bar, state trooper, bushy like an old west gunslinger etc...it's funny after a few months most people just got used to it but every once in a while I'd be talking to someone and they would point out some other guy with a stache and say he looks like a **** star or a ********* and I would just sit there and stroke my mustache like a Gillian deep in thought until they got that look of utter embarrassment. I think the mustache is due for a mainstream comeback...not like the hipsters, no one should be using product in their facial hair
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I've had a mustache since I was 17 or so. Hardly anyone made fun of it or had an issue with it. Except my father in-law. He didn't like me. Tough sh*t for him.
I grow a beard when I get lazy. My wife didn't like it too much.
I grow a beard when I get lazy. My wife didn't like it too much.
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My wife has never been a fan of my facial hair. She made me go baby face for our wedding, I told her as a compromise I was going to grow me goatee out until our first anniversary, I called it my "hate beard". Made it about 7 months but trimmed it for promotional interviews. I saved the trimmings and put them into her anniversary card for our tenth. It was like when annoying people put glitter in invitations but it was just old hair, she laughed but she wasn't really a fan.
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What category would this go into?
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What category would this go into?
I think that's like discovering a new animal. He gets to name it. Although to me it looks like a 6 or a G so something in that vein. The 6 o'clock shadow or the G-funk would be my votes
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Some guys look right with just a moustache, others not so much. I have nothing against any sort of facial hair, in fact I encourage it. I myself have been sporting a beard for the last 10 years or so and I can't remember the last time I was completely clean shaven. Guys have very little to distinguish their looks and facial hair is a big one.
That A's guy gets an award for creativity or weirdness, but good for him for wearing that in public. That is some thick hair too, so he could pretty much wear it any way he wanted and look good.
That A's guy gets an award for creativity or weirdness, but good for him for wearing that in public. That is some thick hair too, so he could pretty much wear it any way he wanted and look good.
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I almost think the spiral should keep going and connect with his eyebrow. Either way he is awesome, first inventing a new style then single-handedly exposing the Astros.... 3 cheers for Mike Fiers!
Either way he is awesome, first inventing a new style then single-handedly exposing the Astros.... 3 cheers for Mike Fiers!
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