Luann by Greg Evans and Karen Evans for July 08, 2012

Unless you want to climb some mountain in Nepal and be a guru. The look would be perfect (stereotypically, that is).

The hair that was on top of my head has moved to the suburbs.By “suburbs” I mean my back.

What’s wrong with resembling Gandalf the Grey?

Every now and then I see the device advertised which is supposed to get rid of hair and keep it gone up to a month. They always show some beautiful lady using it to get smooth legs. I have wondered if us manly men could use it to reduce shaving needs.-In the mean time, I keep my Chinese disposable razor in a tupperware glass of soap remnants and water and shave with it while showering (for ease of cleanup) and replace it every few months. After all, I want to get my ten cents’ worth.

Gandalf never dated hobbits…or anyone, really. He’s a Maia. Essentially, Tolkien’s version of an angel.

But yes, the real problem with looking like that is, if you aren’t a wizard, or possibly Santa Claus, it just dosn’t end well.

I’ve always wondered how much Yasser Arafat paid his barberto make him look like he hadn’t shaved for a couple of weeks….

He looks like Batman’s villain Dr. Hugo Strange.

There are in-between stages that are not totally clean-shaven yet not full straggly hermit’s beard either. Maybe you (both) should think about that….

OK, so this was funny, like the old days before Evans began “growing” his characters. Damn, I miss those days.

Sat Sri Akal, paaji. Tussi ki aal ai?

Yes, do not do that.

With a beard, he looks like Low Buck Prepper (on YouTube)!

Wait, wait…! I know that guy! ;)

The hair on my head just moved, completely out of the ’hood.

Onr winter I let my beard grw because I wanted to see what it looked like, Looked like the second panel but I didnt let it get that long.

I always pluck my nose hair put them on my head with a little fertlilizer …………and hope……….. and hope

Modern humanity: shave from the ankles to the forehead and obsess about what is left. No thanks.

I’m too tall for my hair…

David Huie…thanx for the timely tip. I’ll try it. Memories: Wilkinson Sword Edge blades…’way back, five of us in SF training group could shave with the same blade for a week.

Next year one of us could shave once with the same brand.

Many of us stopped our respect for capitalism with THAT.

The hair on my head isn’t falling out, it’s just migrating ( to my ears and back. )

I had a beard once. It was rather scraggly; I couldn’t get it to comb straight. It got to be irritating one very smoggy day, so I got rid of it.

On the other hand, a law school classmate of mine grew a very fine beard. His was straight, looked good, and was easily combable/brushable. His beard was of better quality, I reckon you’d have to say.

Some men’s beards grow better than others.

Man-grooming tip of the day: Don’t pluck nose hairs. It gets infected easily. Their are special little electric shavers for that.

There are some VERY good looking Sikhs out there!

That woman smokes just brushing her teeth..not that easy..lovely

Just be glad you don’t have to shave your legs.

Have you ever noticed that NO comic strip wife likes facial hair on her husband? I remember the fits Blondie has every time Dagwood just thinks of growing a beard.

So few men look decent with a beard. I say: if you are a good looking man, don’t hide your face.

Exactly where do you come up with this outstanding material Greg?

I always thought Gandalf the White was much better/cleaner looking -well, as far as a Gandalf and facial hair can be.

I married to this hot guy with a full beard which has gone past gray to white. (It was salt-and-pepper when we married.)Yesterday, this sweet little girl asked him if he was Santa Claus. He said he was Santa’s cousin and if she wanted him to pass on a message.There’s nothing hotter than a sweet guy in a beard.

Sorry, but as a man with a well kept beard I resent this sort of nonsense.

try to be a casher at walmart you will see thing you never though you would see. one guy had a beard and mustache and his nose hair was part of it it was so GROSS.

As a fellow who has worn a professorial looking beard and moustache for over 30 years now (I do happen to be a professor), I find it rather odd and silly that so many here seem so NEGATIVE about the normal hair growth pattern that males develop. A beard and moustache are a normal part of the development of the male. Some people will shave them off for “fashion” and others will let them grow. But to suggest wearing a beard and moustache is “gross, disgusting, etc” is rather narrow minded and actually ludicrous.

There is a very fine line between a good looking beard and a beard that needs to go. . . . Very few have figured out how to cross the line to good looking