Qual o jogador mais gato do time inglês?
comentada em 14/12/2022 05:52

postado por @Alice.V em 11/12/2022 10:21

Parece que tinha que ter mesmo :)

A rainha Vitória aprovava.
E o movimento "Why shave"

By the 1850s, prestigious journals such as The Westminster Review, Illustrated London News and The Naval & Military Gazette commented extensively, giving birth to a ‘beard and moustache movement’. In 1853, a beard manifesto was published in Charles Dickens’ widely read magazine Household Words, entitled ‘Why Shave?’. This vociferous movement promoted the benefits of facial hair so well that by 1854 Lord Frederick FitzClarence, Commander in Chief of the Bombay army of the East India Company, gave orders making moustaches compulsory for the European troops of the Bombay unit.

The Crimean War started in October 1853 and British troops were permitted to forego the razor in order to protect themselves from the bitter cold and attacks of neuralgia. When the war ended three years later, the sight of the returning soldiers invoked inspiration. Queen Victoria wrote in her journal dated 13th March 1856 that the soldiers disembarking ‘were the picture of real fighting men……They all had their long beards and were heavily laden with large knapsack’.
Moustaches Throughout History - Historic UK

postado por @Alice.V em 11/12/2022 14:07
Há quem não os tire, de nenhum lugar onde a natureza os fez crescer. Bom mesmo é o Himalaia

postado por @Pedro95 em 13/12/2022 15:29

O que vcs começaram a usar neste tempo que estive ausente? Sobrou um pouco?