When my middle brother got out of the service in 1969, he immediately began growing a beard. When brother #2 got married, middle brother was to be the best man. The bride to be sent him a letter advising him that if he was going to be in the wedding party, he needed to shave the beard. About a week later, a package arrived containing a mass of facial hair. When he arrived for the wedding, he'd grown it back! Fast forward a few years, and middle brother met a sweet lady. Soon they were hitched, and after three kids moved to the Hill country of South Dakota. Well, my brother got a job at the VA in Hot Springs, and eventually transferred to the fire department. The Chief called him in and informed him that since he was now a full fledged fireman, the beard had to GO. My brother went home, into the bathroom, and shaved it all off. When he emerged, his sixteen year old son too one look and exclaimed, "No wonder you kept that thing hidden all these years. Poor mom is gonna take one look and run screaming for Montana! He was the cute one in the family. My little brother had a beard for quite a while. One day he decided to shave, went into the bathroom, and as his young daughters watched, he removed it all. Once he was done, he bent down to ask them what they thought. Their little eyes grew wide and they began screaming in terror. As for me, well, as soon as whiskers started, I let them grow. When I joined the National Guard, I would let it grow between drills. Then I did a spell on active duty. When I got out, the beard came back. I keep it trimmed.
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