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" I spend a lot more time thinking\u2014and writing\u2014about facial hair than college led me to believe I would. But, I guess those are the breaks. And while I&amp;#039;ve learned that beards are good for you and, because I&amp;#039;m a human being with eyes, I&amp;#039;ve gathered that beards are really, really popular these days (so much so that some companies are feeling the burn), I kinda thought reached the end of the line with regards to the hair evolution. Perhaps I&amp;#039;m wrong.   See, a friend sent me this article which extolls the virtues of beard gardens\u2014something akin to a male version of the flower crown that graces the heads of nymphlike ladies who frequent musical festivals that are heavy on acoustic acts that harmonize\u2014and it made me realize that perhaps guys want to adorn their facial hair with things. It&amp;#039;s even a practice that Kirsten Dunst tacitly endorses (with an enthusiastic: &amp;quot;Festive!&amp;quot;) and Tumblr has done with it what Tumblr does with things.  However, the question remains: should you participate? I&amp;#039;m going to just cut to the chase. No, no you should not. You&amp;#039;ll look like you fell on your face in a forest. However if, for some reason, happen to see Kirsten Dunst and there&amp;#039;s a pile of leaves nearby\u2014it may be worth considering.   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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