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*[[Matt Brown]] | |||
*[[Thommy Browne]] | |||
*[[Duncan Cherry]] | *[[Duncan Cherry]] | ||
*[[Gary Caprara Jr]] | |||
*[[Jared Manning]] | |||
*[[Jamie Miller]] | *[[Jamie Miller]] | ||
*[[ | *[[Ryan Patterson]] | ||
*[[ | *[[Rob Pennington]] | ||
* | *and 3/4ths of the males in Louisville from 2007-present. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:24, 26 March 2009
A true sign of manhood, beards have been prevalent in Louisville for well over a century. You can find beards on many musicians, artists, and other participants in the Louisville underground music scene. Many vegetarians like to have beards because they can store old carrots and lentils in the forest of hair just below their chins -- the curtain of fuzzy hair protects and nurtures the vegetable matter in a symbiotic relationship that simply does not exist between beard hair and meat products.
Ryan Patterson stores an extra microphone in his beard.
Members
- Bigtime
- Matt Brown
- Thommy Browne
- Duncan Cherry
- Gary Caprara Jr
- Jared Manning
- Jamie Miller
- Ryan Patterson
- Rob Pennington
- and 3/4ths of the males in Louisville from 2007-present.