Topic: do not be fooled by claims that someone is chinless, sometimes it is not true
boof started this discussion 2 months ago #133,988
A great many apparent chinless wonders do in fact have a chin, but it is obscured by a generous bulbous pouch of tissue underneath the jaw and against the neck. The effect is a continuous curve under the lower lip to the neck, giving the illusion that there is no chin. A related condition is having double chins where the second chin, which is really fat, has overpowered the first.
Anonymous B joined in and replied with this 2 months ago, 7 minutes later[^] [v] #1,427,747
@OP
> A great many apparent chinless wonders do in fact have a chin, but it is obscured by a generous bulbous pouch of tissue underneath the jaw and against the neck. The effect is a continuous curve under the lower lip to the neck, giving the illusion that there is no chin. A related condition is having double chins where the second chin, which is really fat, has overpowered the first.
I absolutely can’t stand this look on people who have means or whose parents have means. Get the kid’s jaw fixed.
> A great many apparent chinless wonders do in fact have a chin, but it is obscured by a generous bulbous pouch of tissue underneath the jaw and against the neck. The effect is a continuous curve under the lower lip to the neck, giving the illusion that there is no chin. A related condition is having double chins where the second chin, which is really fat, has overpowered the first.
I absolutely can’t stand this look on people who have means or whose parents have means. Get the kid’s jaw fixed.
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