nenu wrote:Sonny sports a mush and a beard and I freak out that he might be mistaken for a muslim. There are constant arguments about me insisting on him to shave it off and he refusing to do so.

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

nenu wrote:Sonny sports a mush and a beard and I freak out that he might be mistaken for a muslim. There are constant arguments about me insisting on him to shave it off and he refusing to do so.

Let me guess he is a Junior?

nenu wrote:Sonny sports a mush and a beard and I freak out that he might be mistaken for a muslim. There are constant arguments about me insisting on him to shave it off and he refusing to do so.

Kris wrote:

nenu wrote:Sonny sports a mush and a beard and I freak out that he might be mistaken for a muslim. There are constant arguments about me insisting on him to shave it off and he refusing to do so.

>>> Is it a 'no shave november' thing? My older does the beard thing every once in awhile and gets tired and shaves t off after some time. He comes in for extra questioning when we fly, but otherwise no issues.

confuzzled dude wrote:

Kris wrote:

nenu wrote:Sonny sports a mush and a beard and I freak out that he might be mistaken for a muslim. There are constant arguments about me insisting on him to shave it off and he refusing to do so.

>>> Is it a 'no shave november' thing? My older does the beard thing every once in awhile and gets tired and shaves t off after some time. He comes in for extra questioning when we fly, but otherwise no issues.

Perils of living in post 9/11 [not so free] America. Colored dudes can't even wear a goatee without being scrutinized by TSA; oh! well I think we should be glad that not many SaamiYaar types work at the Airports.

Propagandhi711 wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

Kris wrote:

nenu wrote:Sonny sports a mush and a beard and I freak out that he might be mistaken for a muslim. There are constant arguments about me insisting on him to shave it off and he refusing to do so.

>>> Is it a 'no shave november' thing? My older does the beard thing every once in awhile and gets tired and shaves t off after some time. He comes in for extra questioning when we fly, but otherwise no issues.

Perils of living in post 9/11 [not so free] America. Colored dudes can't even wear a goatee without being scrutinized by TSA; oh! well I think we should be glad that not many SaamiYaar types work at the Airports.

oh poor confuzzled and his kebab king buddies are so inconvenienced and not allowed their right for facial hair expression in this poor excuse for a free country (not like india and the paradise of middleeast). we need sharia law to make up for all these slights to those of the muslim faith. let us start in northern virginia

confuzzled dude wrote:

Propagandhi711 wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

Kris wrote:

nenu wrote:Sonny sports a mush and a beard and I freak out that he might be mistaken for a muslim. There are constant arguments about me insisting on him to shave it off and he refusing to do so.

>>> Is it a 'no shave november' thing? My older does the beard thing every once in awhile and gets tired and shaves t off after some time. He comes in for extra questioning when we fly, but otherwise no issues.

Perils of living in post 9/11 [not so free] America. Colored dudes can't even wear a goatee without being scrutinized by TSA; oh! well I think we should be glad that not many SaamiYaar types work at the Airports.

oh poor confuzzled and his kebab king buddies are so inconvenienced and not allowed their right for facial hair expression in this poor excuse for a free country (not like india and the paradise of middleeast). we need sharia law to make up for all these slights to those of the muslim faith. let us start in northern virginia

As usual, you've completely missed the point that a couple of parents of Indian origin expressed their concerns about the safety of their kids. What does that tell you?

Kris wrote:

nenu wrote:Sonny sports a mush and a beard and I freak out that he might be mistaken for a muslim. There are constant arguments about me insisting on him to shave it off and he refusing to do so.

>>> Is it a 'no shave november' thing? My older does the beard thing every once in awhile and gets tired and shaves t off after some time. He comes in for extra questioning when we fly, but otherwise no issues.

Mahalakshmi wrote:

Kris wrote:

nenu wrote:Sonny sports a mush and a beard and I freak out that he might be mistaken for a muslim. There are constant arguments about me insisting on him to shave it off and he refusing to do so.

>>> Is it a 'no shave november' thing? My older does the beard thing every once in awhile and gets tired and shaves t off after some time. He comes in for extra questioning when we fly, but otherwise no issues.

No no, no november thing. He's seriously into beard growing, experimenting with different styles. Previously, he had it along the jawline. That looked more like a muslim thing. Now it's the hugh jackman style. I feel more relaxed with this one though. No, no issues till now (touchwood).

The grow and shave thing goes on with the second one. He does it more out of his laziness. He gets lazy to shave it and lets it grow until he's tired of it and shaves it off. The cycles continues....