“Here’s a group of guys from canyon state beard club with our beard tokens. Thanks a lot, these things are awesome! — with Leroy Laroche, Adam Lee Cogswell and Corey Canto.” I’m can’t tag these guys, I was wondering if you guys are able to tag? Thanks for the photo, awesome group. Get your own Beard Token at beardtoken.com Also have to say this group has the coolest design for their T-shirts. I bartered for one and I love it.
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“Here’s a group of guys from canyon state beard club with our beard tokens. Thanks a lot, these things are awesome! — with Leroy Laroche, Adam Lee Cogswell and Corey Canto.” I’m can’t tag these guys, I was wondering if you guys are able to tag? Thanks for the photo, awesome group. Get your own Beard Token at beardtoken.com

Also have to say this group has the coolest design for their T-shirts. I bartered for one and I love it.

Nicholas II of Russia. Look at this glorious moustache and beard.  Movember is in two days, and if you buy a beard token, now and for the rest of November, use discount code “MOTOKEN” for a 10% discount when you check out.
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Nicholas II of Russia. Look at this glorious moustache and beard.  Movember is in two days, and if you buy a beard token, now and for the rest of November, use discount code “MOTOKEN” for a 10% discount when you check out.

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Miroslav Tichy

Tichy was an eccentric. He was held prisoner for almost a decade in Soviet labor camps just for that—being an eccentric, falsely accused of dissidence.

Upon his release in the early 70s, he wandered his small town in rags pursuing his voyeuristic obsession with the female form by photographing women unawares in the streets, shops and parks, through windows and fences, with cameras he fashioned out of tin cans, children’s eyeglass lenses and other junk he’d pick up while wandering. 

Some great photos.

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Each of us is a specific individual, that one and no other, out of billions. I think each of us knows his own mystery with a knowing that precedes the origins of all knowledge. None of us ever gives it away. No one can. We envelop it with talk and hide it with deeds.  Yet we always hope that somehow the others will know it is there, that a mystery in the other we cannot know will respond to a mystery in the self we cannot understand. The only full satisfaction life offers us is this sense of communion. We seek it constantly. Sometimes we find it. As we grow older we learn that it is never complete and sometimes it is entirely illusory.   -Kenneth Rexroth
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Each of us is a specific individual, that one and no other, out of billions. I think each of us knows his own mystery with a knowing that precedes the origins of all knowledge. None of us ever gives it away. No one can. We envelop it with talk and hide it with deeds.  Yet we always hope that somehow the others will know it is there, that a mystery in the other we cannot know will respond to a mystery in the self we cannot understand. The only full satisfaction life offers us is this sense of communion. We seek it constantly. Sometimes we find it. As we grow older we learn that it is never complete and sometimes it is entirely illusory.  

-Kenneth Rexroth

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