EPTWhat is unprofessional is being unkempt, in all aspects.
Wolf shouldn't be forced to shave his beard thread - Page 16
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TotalBiscuit
United Kingdom5437 Posts
What is unprofessional is being unkempt, in all aspects. | ||
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rastaban
United States2294 Posts
On March 16 2012 22:32 TotalBiscuit wrote: I can't help but wonder if those who genuinely believe facial hair is "unprofessional" are too young to have grown any yet. What is unprofessional is being unkempt, in all aspects. TotalBiscuit bringing the truth  | ||
NonY
8751 Posts
On March 16 2012 22:32 TotalBiscuit wrote: I can't help but wonder if those who genuinely believe facial hair is "unprofessional" are too young to have grown any yet. What is unprofessional is being unkempt, in all aspects. But the suggestion (for Wolf anyway, I'm sure others have gotten off topic) is that he not shave at all. No grooming of the facial hair at all. Completely natural. I think that falls under unkempt! At least, that's how I understand it. Or I don't understand how maintaining nice facial hair would be that much easier than doing a basic shave once a day. Or perhaps Wolf ironically grows a tame beard. | ||
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Saechiis
Netherlands4989 Posts
On March 16 2012 22:44 Liquid`NonY wrote: But the suggestion (for Wolf anyway, I'm sure others have gotten off topic) is that he not shave at all. No grooming of the facial hair at all. Completely natural. I think that falls under unkempt! At least, that's how I understand it. Or I don't understand how maintaining nice facial hair would be that much easier than doing a basic shave once a day. Or perhaps Wolf ironically grows a tame beard. You guys are in way over your heads ... Maybe it's time to call in an expert, like, a person with an insanely good sense of fashion. | ||
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MrTortoise
1388 Posts
On March 16 2012 22:32 TotalBiscuit wrote: I can't help but wonder if those who genuinely believe facial hair is "unprofessional" are too young to have grown any yet. What is unprofessional is being unkempt, in all aspects. dude i wish u were right. there seems to be a band of about 55-65 yo's atm that are against it - well in my life anyway. Not sure if it was the 70's or something. Long hair gets more of a reaction though as long as your not going full hobo on them. Nony: I dont think the original poll was full on hobo beard (that is a no) ... but they do look that way for a few weeks till you get some substance.(which i think is why the eg kids all go for the uber trim jawline and goatee look ;p Doubt id say that to incontrols face or he'd hug me to death or soemthing though ). Everyones beard is different but they can all be neat as EG proves pretty well imo. Keeping a proper beard in check is FAR easier than shaving ... just use skissors. Hack out under your chin (10 secs once a week) ... trim the ol tash so you can eat soup and drink pints still and then just get an electric razon on the rest. Done in about 15 secs with no agro on my face. Wheras staying clean shaving for me requires shaving twice a day or i look like an alcoholic by 4:30. In fact many moons ago i used to do door to door sales - they used to insist i shaved. They were kind right until i just grew it out then my sales picked up again. Its that inbetween stage that is the problem. Shaving on the other hand requires me to be in a red hot shower to shave then a cold one to close the pores or my face explodes. WAAAY too much work and not half as manly. Moreover beards keep me warm and girls that like beards *really* like beards. | ||
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Pimpmuckl
Germany528 Posts
On March 15 2012 20:07 Chriscras wrote: While we are at it: BRING BACK THE NERD SHIRTS! THIS! So much :> | ||
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HwangjaeTerran
Finland5967 Posts
The truth Also, I'm constantly saddened by the lack of moustaches of authority in the scene. Who takes a caster without a stache seriously? no one | ||
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Jermstuddog
United States2231 Posts
Add me to the list of people who want the nerd shirts back. I think it is one of those fashion statements that have been subverted in hopes of presenting a more professional look. Sport coat and nerd shirt should be THE look for an esports caster. | ||
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TORTOISE
United States515 Posts
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DreamChaser
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nam nam
Sweden4672 Posts
On March 17 2012 00:19 DreamChaser wrote: If he maintains it sure, nobody wants to see a professional on global television looking like a caveman If Wolf wear a pelt dress I'm for it. So there goes your "nobody."  | ||
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pestilenz
Denmark379 Posts
But if he actually grows a beard he seriously should maintain it properly. Haven't seen GSL for the last couple of days, so can't say how bad I think it is at the moment. | ||
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lowercase
Canada1047 Posts
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Mallidon
Scotland557 Posts
On March 17 2012 00:05 HwangjaeTerran wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmFnarFSj_U The truth Also, I'm constantly saddened by the lack of moustaches of authority in the scene. Who takes a caster without a stache seriously? no one Ahh hahaha, thanks for reminding me about this classic! <3 | ||
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Khalum
Austria831 Posts
On March 17 2012 00:19 DreamChaser wrote: If he maintains it sure, nobody wants to see a professional on global television looking like a caveman I know others have already brought it up, but from my own experience i feel like simply shaving is often less time consuming than maintaining(I'm pretty sure this is the wrong word here..?) a beard that doesn't make you look like + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://www.everesthistory.com/climbers/pictures/messnerportr%C3%A4t.jpg) So if shaving each morning is too much to ask, tidying (is this better?) your beard is out of the question anyways. | ||
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
On March 17 2012 00:07 Jermstuddog wrote: Add me to the list of people who want the nerd shirts back. I think it is one of those fashion statements that have been subverted in hopes of presenting a more professional look. Sport coat and nerd shirt should be THE look for an esports caster. -.- Oh great, Now we're getting into attire again. It's the same shit. You think the OGN/ex-MBC casters would wear half the things they wore during casts out? Unless your name is Kim Chul Min it's highly unlikely. He does fancy the bow ties and likes color. Dan and Nick got lucky when they were able to plug their shirts non-stop during the show. Times are changing and you will wear what they want you to wear. Case closed. It's their program. On March 17 2012 01:24 Khalum wrote: I know others have already brought it up, but from my own experience i feel like simply shaving is often less time consuming than maintaining(I'm pretty sure this is the wrong word here..?) a beard that doesn't make you look like + Show Spoiler + So if shaving each morning is too much to ask, tidying (is this better?) your beard is out of the question anyways. This is very true in my case because my facial hair is out of control. :/ It can get pretty annoying during NHL playoffs. | ||
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Corvi
Germany1406 Posts
On March 16 2012 22:32 TotalBiscuit wrote: I can't help but wonder if those who genuinely believe facial hair is "unprofessional" are too young to have grown any yet. What is unprofessional is being unkempt, in all aspects. says mr. best trimmed facial hair on the internet i approve facial hair, but people shouldnt look like cave men. /edit and wolf doesnt, so np. but tlo on the other hand ... | ||
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gozima
Canada602 Posts
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Reborn8u
United States1761 Posts
This is the grown up world not high school. The suggestion that he should be able to look like a bum or a cave man or a singer from the 60's is just immature. He is the face of GSL to tens of thousands of viewers, and how he looks represents them and thier sponsors in some manner even if you personally don't think so. I also think it could turn away some people to see a guy who looks unprofessional, with first time viewers it's hit or miss. If they don't approve or like what they see the 1st three minutes of viewing, you loose that viewer forever. Besides the culture over there is much stricter than many. | ||
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cArn-
Korea (South)824 Posts
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