EPTNewt looks like a clockwerk goblin and he's running for president of the world.
Wolf shouldn't be forced to shave his beard thread - Page 9
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Kickboxer
Slovenia1308 Posts
Newt looks like a clockwerk goblin and he's running for president of the world. | ||
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MK4512
Canada938 Posts
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Promethelax
Canada7089 Posts
On March 16 2012 01:53 Ectrid wrote: As the OP, i want this thread be taken serious. Because little things like this are just the tip of the Iceberg! "It is on the day that we can conceive of a different state of affairs that a new light falls on our troubles and our suffering and that we decide that these are unbearable." -Sartre Although I approve of your Sartre quote I'm honestly confused, do you really think this is a thing that needs to be addressed? I love beards, I have a beard but when I worked in a kitchen I had to shave it or wear a beard net, that seems reasonable. Why should it be different in another job? If your employer makes a request involving your personal appearance you have two choices follow their direction or leave the job, it is as simple as that. Beards are awesome though, I haven't been carded at a liquor store in forever. | ||
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MaV_gGSC
Canada1345 Posts
On March 16 2012 02:13 MK4512 wrote: Supposedly korean girls hate beards, and wolf loves korean girls... Beard isn't coming back Time to shave mine off. | ||
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Fluffboll
Sweden516 Posts
Please continue posting in this thread all serious people, it is very entertaining | ||
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Mauldo
United States750 Posts
Even if is forced to do so by GSL, it's a part of their dress code. Holy shit, let's make a thread on TL about it. Because that'll make a Korean company on the other side of the world really change their legitimate dress code. I swear, sometimes I think the SC2/reddit community thinks they have waaaayyyyy too much power. This latest Orb situation didn't help matters at all. | ||
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FinalForm
United States450 Posts
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Mr Showtime
United States1353 Posts
On March 15 2012 20:13 Sephyr wrote: It'd be hella funny.. but in a professional job casting, appearance is everything. Exactly how I feel. No need to write it again. | ||
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Son of Gnome
United States777 Posts
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Scvhero
United States20 Posts
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Synche
United States1345 Posts
On March 16 2012 02:28 Mr Showtime wrote: Exactly how I feel. No need to write it again. Catspajamas breaking the mold? | ||
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Tenks
United States3104 Posts
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Torte de Lini
Germany38463 Posts
On March 16 2012 00:12 nihlon wrote: It doesn't take that long to groom one's beard and even if it does you can do it half as often than if you want to be clean shaved, so that counteracts that argument. And I don't really understand how a groomed beard make you look any less presentable. Yeah all bearded men in the world are so darn inappropriate. Where did I say that? GSL just views being shaved as being appropriate. Are you disgruntled because an employer is enforcing appearance on an employee (lol) | ||
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vrok
Sweden2541 Posts
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Torte de Lini
Germany38463 Posts
On March 16 2012 02:59 vrok wrote: You couldn't watch a single sportscast in Sweden without looking at quite a few beards and lots of stubble, so the professional/job/whatever angle is pure social bullshit. Damn christians. Professionalism is dictated by norms, standards and cultural views. You just proved so by showing that Sweden is more flexible with professionalism by allowing beards and stubble. | ||
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vrok
Sweden2541 Posts
On March 16 2012 03:00 Torte de Lini wrote: Professionalism is dictated by norms, standards and cultural views. You just proved so by showing that Sweden is more flexible with professionalism by allowing beards and stubble. The point is rather that disallowing beards is pure fundamentalism. | ||
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Tenks
United States3104 Posts
On March 16 2012 03:02 vrok wrote: The point is rather that disallowing beards is pure fundamentalism. You're aware most of South Korea is non religious, right? | ||
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Torte de Lini
Germany38463 Posts
On March 16 2012 03:02 vrok wrote: The point is rather that disallowing beards is pure fundamentalism. I can tell from your first-hand experience .________. | ||
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IMoperator
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Fluffboll
Sweden516 Posts
On March 16 2012 03:03 Tenks wrote: You're aware most of South Korea is non religious, right? I wouldn't say most of South Korea is non religious as over half the population is religious in some manner with Christianity and Buddhism being the two largest ones. However with almost half the population being non religious and no state-religion I doubt religion has much or any sway over anything, beard growing policies included ^^ | ||
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