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swittle Jun 2020 9:56am, 11 Jun 2020 64,575 posts	Quote Pin swittle Shaved off weird beard.
leaguefreak Jun 2020 9:58am, 11 Jun 2020 8,434 posts	Quote Pin leaguefreak Tea break and stretch.
SarahWoo Jun 2020 10:01am, 11 Jun 2020 11,494 posts	Quote Pin SarahWoo Tea and video conference call
Derby Tup Jun 2020 10:02am, 11 Jun 2020 42,996 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup Dusted beams in kitchen
Serendippily Jun 2020 10:03am, 11 Jun 2020 18,004 posts	Quote Pin Serendippily Weird beard is an enjoyable surprise rhyme
swittle Jun 2020 10:03am, 11 Jun 2020 64,579 posts	Quote Pin swittle
Dr PhFleecyD Jun 2020 10:30am, 11 Jun 2020 50,193 posts	Quote Pin Dr PhFleecyD My kids used to use the phrase ‘you’re as weird as a beard’ which always made me laugh. I still sometimes use it
swittle Jun 2020 10:33am, 11 Jun 2020 64,586 posts	Quote Pin swittle I blush to admit that I used to refer to a 'right on' teacher at school as the Beardy Weirdy.'
Derby Tup Jun 2020 10:36am, 11 Jun 2020 42,999 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup I was telling a former colleague last night about Mr Kitchen, a junior school teacher we had in the early 70’s, who had a beard. He wore tweed jackets and knit ties plus drove a Morris Traveller. Top bloke was Mr Kitchen
Diogenes Jun 2020 10:38am, 11 Jun 2020 49,701 posts	Quote Pin Diogenes "Weird beard" or "weirdo beardo" was a common term for any bearded person when I was growing up from the late 70s, right through the 80s and 90s (the time when beards were rare and only Northerners and other outliers had moustaches. Any beardy was generally assumed to be a right-on teacher, a social worker, a Trot, a vegetarian, and quite probably a combination of one or more of these things.