Patrick Stewart's mustache

[Mr. Fergy]

He looks like G.Gordon Liddy to me.

Ewwww!!!

 

[CommanderRaytas]

No-one looks good with facial hair. No-one I've ever met, at least.

Plus I find it kind of icky to kiss someone with a beard!

 

[snuffles]

I don't like it at all.

 

[Maurice]

Do you think he's compensating for something...like the lack of hair on his head?

Cheap shot. And do you think he just noticed he's bald and decided he'd better compensate?

 

[Epsilon IX]

I think he ought to shave it off! It doesn't suit him!

 

[Whoa Nellie]

Do you think he's compensating for something...like the lack of hair on his head?

Cheap shot. And do you think he just noticed he's bald and decided he'd better compensate?

Besides, what does this man have to compensate for except an overabundance of virile masculinity?

That being said, I also prefer the clean-shave look. However, as WillsBabe has already pointed out it is for his role as Macbeth.

Warmest Wishes,
Whoa Nellie

 

[Mr. Fergy]

^ If I were gay, I'd hit that.

 

[Starbreaker]

It looks stupid, but it's all for Macbeth...

 

[BarryWaddle]

I was wondering if I'd ever have a reason to post this... it's Patrick Stewart in one of his earliest television roles: V.I. Lenin in the 1974 BBC miniseries Fall of Eagles, about the collapse of the Habsburg, Romanov, and Hohenzollern dynasties.

Has the man ever had dark hair? LOL

 

[Odon]

Do you think he's compensating for something...like the lack of hair on his head?

Cheap shot. And do you think he just noticed he's bald and decided he'd better compensate?

It was a joke, silly.

 

[AlboOfBorg]

I saw that pic... ***shudders***

 

[Cicero]

He looks like G.Gordon Liddy to me.

My mother used to think the carton version of Professor X sounded like Liddy, so that may be appropriate.