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1988 *WINNER*

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  1. I anxiously checked your blog first thing, and I wasn't disappointed! You look so different in dark hair with your blond eyelashes.

    I especially loved the 88 MacGyver look and the handsome 1956. You amaze me! I need to post mine . . .

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  2. Wow Bryan, yours are some of the most convincing I've seen. Excellently done! I literally cannot choose which I like best.

    1952 you look like Percy Weasley.
    1954, very dapper, love the curl.
    1960 the glasses aren't bad. You barely even look like yourself though.
    1970a you're barely recognizable, great jacket!
    1988 open shirt is classic
    but 1988 mullet is also great. very convincing.

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  3. OK, I really couldn't tell that these were all you! How much did you tamper with the nose and mouth in some?? I like you in 1954 the very best! Not the most handsome, but the most convincing! That photo of you in the black shirt in the previous post is a GREAT shot of you- very handsome!!

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