In Honor of No-Shave November
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The goatee is always there. The beard is new.
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@scottalanmiller said:
The goatee is always there. The beard is new.
You have had a beard every time I've ever seen you.
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That's odd. I rarely have a beard.
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@scottalanmiller said:
That's odd. I rarely have a beard.
Both in September of last year when I first arrived in Texas and at Spiceworld you had a beard.
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Granted, it wasn't as thick/full, so maybe it was just scruff, but there was a beard there.
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Probably just my normal stubble between shaving.
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@scottalanmiller said:
The goatee is always there. The beard is new.
Ok - having some trouble comparing that image to your profile icon..... something seems off....
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@g.jacobse said:
@scottalanmiller said:
The goatee is always there. The beard is new.
Ok - having some trouble comparing that image to your profile icon..... something seems off....
No offense intended (which usually means people are going to say something incredibly offensive) but it looks like @scottalanmiller lost a significant amount of weight between his profile picture and the one posted in this thread.
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@coliver
Either that,... or it's his twin.... -
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@coliver said:
@g.jacobse said:
@scottalanmiller said:
The goatee is always there. The beard is new.
Ok - having some trouble comparing that image to your profile icon..... something seems off....
No offense intended (which usually means people are going to say something incredibly offensive) but it looks like @scottalanmiller lost a significant amount of weight between his profile picture and the one posted in this thread.
I actually think I'm smaller, proportionally, not 1-to-1, than SAM.
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@coliver said:
No offense intended (which usually means people are going to say something incredibly offensive) but it looks like @scottalanmiller lost a significant amount of weight between his profile picture and the one posted in this thread.
I lost at least 90 lbs at one point between then and now. Much of it gained back. But for me to be lighter than that picture is likely. My profile picture was taken around my peak weight around around 2007 or possibly 2008 in Newark, NJ. So it is at least six years old.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@coliver said:
No offense intended (which usually means people are going to say something incredibly offensive) but it looks like @scottalanmiller lost a significant amount of weight between his profile picture and the one posted in this thread.
I lost at least 90 lbs at one point between then and now. Much of it gained back. But for me to be lighter than that picture is likely. My profile picture was taken around my peak weight around around 2007 or possibly 2008 in Newark, NJ. So it is at least six years old.
Time to change it then
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@IRJ said:
@scottalanmiller said:
@coliver said:
No offense intended (which usually means people are going to say something incredibly offensive) but it looks like @scottalanmiller lost a significant amount of weight between his profile picture and the one posted in this thread.
I lost at least 90 lbs at one point between then and now. Much of it gained back. But for me to be lighter than that picture is likely. My profile picture was taken around my peak weight around around 2007 or possibly 2008 in Newark, NJ. So it is at least six years old.
Time to change it then
I've told him that before. A couple times...lol
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It's so iconic by this point, I can't change it even though I have several new pics that I like a lot better.
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@scottalanmiller said:
It's so iconic by this point, I can't change it even though I have several new pics that I like a lot better.
Microsoft changes their logo. Or would this be more like Apple changing their logo?
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Ha ha. More like IBM.
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@scottalanmiller said:
Ha ha. More like IBM.
Idk...I think more people recognize Apple simply because they market to the masses better.
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@thanksaj said:
@scottalanmiller said:
Ha ha. More like IBM.
Idk...I think more people recognize Apple simply because they market to the masses better.
One would have said this about IBM for nearly a century.
