19th Century thread!
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As of a couple days ago, there remains only one living person who was born in the 1800s.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/italian-woman-116-seen-as-last-living-person-born-in-1800s/
Therefore, I feel it is appropriate to celebrate this glorious century of European dominance, rapidly-advancing weapons technology, and based facial hair. It may be forever remembered as the high water mark of Western civilization, before shit went downhill starting with WWI.
epic facial hair as far as the eye can see
British troops at the beginning of the 19th century...
>>29943967
...and at the end.
>>29943849
Der große Schweiger
I wonder if facial hair like that will ever be a thing again? With all the estorgen in the water supply and the way everything is going I wouldn't be surprised if men of the 22nd century wore bras.
>>29944571
>I wouldn't be surprised if men of the 22nd century wore bras.
This, sadly. Supposedly the prevalence of soy (estrogen mimic) in food is also a contributing factor.
>>29944715
Burnside was a shit general but god damn did he have absolutly glorious facial hair.
>>29943849
The pinfire- a pretty revolutionary concept.
>>29944571
I don't know about where you live, but in my city there are lots of guys who are one step away from Civil War re-enactors with their beards.
>>29944736
I love badass poetry.
>>29944736
REMOVE VATNIK
>>29943967
Oh my fucking god someone make that guy in the middle's face a reaction
>>29947249
Bump for facial hair
>>29943934
lol check out the bugle boy's expression.
Great pics here.
I know it's probably impractical but I've always wanted something like this. Just looks cool.
Cowboy knives are nice too.
>>29944571
I'm 23 and can't grow fuck all except some peach fuzz. Feels awful.
>>29950709
I'm 24, I can grow a full beard that reaches far up my cheeks and my chest is lumberjack levels of hairy. But on the down side I'm about as lightly built as most 14 year old boys.
>>29943849
>tfw such a hardon for weblys you can sing along to rule Britannia even though you actually hate the british
>>29944571
>>29944715
>>29950709
>>29950976
Fun fact: Lean muscle enhances testosterone. Fat enhances estrogen.
>you'll never get to train under Alfred Hutton
Why even live.
>>29950709
I know those feels
>>29950976
I am burly and build muscle very easily, but it takes me 4 days to even get a 5 o'clock shadow. Feels bad man
19th century best century
Bumping with based Bismarck
>>29952388
And based Cape to Cairo
>>29952395
Based motherfucker wanted to start colonizing space before heavier than air flight even existed.
German soldiers in paris
>>29944820
>I don't know about where you live, but in my city there are lots of guys who are one step away from Civil War re-enactors with their beards.
This, the facial hair reaction is already well underway.
>>29950976
>fun fact: beard growth is primarily a function of local DHT levels, which are only tenuously related to systemic test. This is how you get bearded women (not trannies, legit 2-x-chromosome women with beards).
Imperial German Uniforms
>>29943849
This is bretty 19th Century.
>>29952973
So's this one
Germans during the Boxer Rebellion.
>>29950709
I've had facial hair since I was 14. At 22 I have a thick lot of hair. Gf hates it but I may do what my brother in law did, big braided beard and a typical British moustache. Idgaf what she says. She does what she wants regardless so I'm doing it.
check the filenames on these for info.
If there's one pic that shows how crazy fast modern technology was progressing and reaching faraway places.
>California went from this to Dianne Feinstein
Urbanization ruins everything
>>29950709
Probably more to do with the genetic lottery rather than estrogen in the water, or other tinfoil bullshit (the horomones are in the meat more than anything else).
I've been growing good facial hair since I was 16 with no trouble (32 now), other kids were like you.
>>29953146
not really 19th century
>>29953186
This one's possibly a reenactor, but still pretty cool
