00clone said:Second, if her complaint is that she doesn't like the way it looks, tell her that your facial hair choice is yours. If she does what my wife did when I first started growing a beard (commenting about it every day), ask her to think about how she would feel if she got a new haircut that she thought looked really cute, she came home and I said I thought it was ugly, she should change it, and then continued to say that every day until she went back to the stylist. I think that would be very rude and inconsiderate, and that my facial hair is the same thing. That stopped it pretty quickly.
I have this same problem as well. When I have even the smallest amount of facial hair I am constantly harassed by my girlfriend. I will use this next time she bothers me.Do what you feel like doing.
I'm not superstitious, as Edmund Burke said, superstition is the religion of feeble minds.
As for your wife, 2 comments. First, if her complaint is that she doesn't like how it feels when she kisses you, give it time. Once it gets long enough, it lays down and feels softer.
Second, if her complaint is that she doesn't like the way it looks, tell her that your facial hair choice is yours. If she does what my wife did when I first started growing a beard (commenting about it every day), ask her to think about how she would feel if she got a new haircut that she thought looked really cute, she came home and I said I thought it was ugly, she should change it, and then continued to say that every day until she went back to the stylist. I think that would be very rude and inconsiderate, and that my facial hair is the same thing. That stopped it pretty quickly.
You can shave the beard after we go undefeated and win the nc game.
Shave. Your beard had no superstitious impact on the games. My new I-State Nike polo, however, is 2-0 since my sister gave it to me for my birthday. I am not washing it as long as we are on a winning streak.Ok, I started growing a beard in August. My wife does not like the beard and was always commenting on when I am going to shave it off. I have to admit that I thought we'd probably lose the Iowa game. During the week of the Iowa game, instead of fully giving into her demands I told her that I would shave when ISU loses. As we all know, ISU has won their last two games in un-ISU fashion and are still undefeated. The wife's rhetoric has started to increase again. Do I finally give in and make the wife happy, or do I plead superstition and state that since I made the statement I have to see the thing thru. Thoughts?
No, he can shave after we win the NC, but he must start growing the beard again next august at the exact same time.If we win the NC, we should all fund the OP's divorce so we can for for 2 or 3 NCs!![]()
It wasn't a big deal until the OP posted it online. Soon all of CycloneNation will be tied to his facial hair's fate. How about go ahead and shave it, but don't tell anyone here...
This thread brings up a great question. Are any of you superstitious with your pregame routine or what you drink before the game? (6 beers in 30 minutes prior to stadium entry is mine)
No, shaving could cause us to lose, and could also lead to the collapsing of the conference.Yep, the cat's out of the bag. If you shave now, it could set off a chain of events that inescapably leads to ISU losing next Saturday. There's just too many people involved.
Yep, the cat's out of the bag. If you shave now, it could set off a chain of events that inescapably leads to ISU losing next Saturday. There's just too many people involved.
It is kinda funny that there are several of us doing this. I wore the exact same outfit to the first two games as well. For the UConn game, I was just sitting on the couch at home, so I didnt get all dressed up in gameday gear. After the 1st quarter, I went and changed into my game attire and we turned it around. Now I will definitely wear that same outfit to the Texas game.
-That brings up an interesting question. Do you get "Gameday dressed" for away games, or just when you go to the stadium?