Why didn't he ever shave his mustache? He literally had it the same style since his twenties.
>>2382022
My dad is the same way.
>>2382022
I dont know but its fucking gross
He skeeves me out, and its not just the genocide.
>>2382030
>>2382030
>I dont know but its fucking gross
>He skeeves me out, and its not just the genocide.
Maybe you should spend less time imagining your blowing him?
>>2382030
>genocide
>>2382022
That mustache style became popular once soldiers had to start keeping most of their face smooth for a good gas mask seal. He continued to wear it after the war as a symbol of "the war never ended for me."
>>2382632
sort of, but not nearly to the extent that hitler had his stache trimmed
as a matter of fact, he kept his mustache much larger during the actual war anyway, so...
Brand recognition, basically.
>>2382644
That could be early in the war
>>2382644
Maybe his larger mustache is the reason why he got blinded by a gas attack, and PTSD motivated him to keep his 'stache shorter for "next time" while simultaneously virtue signalling "I'm a vet who keeps his 'stache short because I know what it's like to have a loose mask seal."
>>2382022
>What is noble?
>Apparent frivolity in word, dress, bearing, through which a stoic severity and self-constraint protects itself against all immodest inquisitiveness.
hitler was the most noble of them all, according to NEETzsche
>>2383139
I don't understand that quote, does that mean that swag is good/noble?
>>2383164
if you dress and act like a retard at a distance, but clam up when people try to get close to you then you're noble
see napoleon's hat and autism
see hitler's stache, lederhosen and autism
>>2382644
im p sure i heard it somewhere that he shaved it short after a gas attack, dont quote me on that however