Genetically speaking we are supposed to look like our fathers so we arent murdered at birth because we are some of these mans child.

 

My Welsh Grandfather.

 

One of my uncles on my father's side.

 

I look like my dad, but better. I'm taller, have broader shoulders, have a better jawline, have a better beard, have a fuller head of hair, I have more muscle mass than him, I'm smarter, cooler, an absolute specimen. Side by side, no contest. I'm the upgrade. He's old and beaten up. Time made him old, I beat him up. I'm just a bad ass you know? You can ask anyone. They'll say, they'll tell you, Bicyclitis is an alpha male, red blooded, red-pilled, grade-A American beef cake gigachad.

 

Kevin: It depends. If I show someone a photo of my mother, the person will say I look just like her.
If I show a picture of my father, they'll say I look just like him.

 

Clone of my father, he died young but as I got older everyone said I look just like him.

 

My father. You can see some of the familial resemblance in my daughter, but it surfaced big time in my younger grandson: he's a ringer for my dad at the same age, albeit separated by 97 years.

 

All of them.

 

I looked a lot like our mailman growing up. He was always stopping by for coffee and bringing me and my sister a new toy or comic book. He wasn’t a family member, but my sister and I would call him uncle.

 

From my teens into my 40's I was an identical (albeit younger version) of my youngest uncle on my mom's side. As I've gotten older (63 now) if I shave off the beard , I'm my dad with my mom's nose.

 

I don't look like anyone, its wild, I look like I could be adopted (Maybe luckily for them? lol) you should see the family photos... its the same question everytime, point at me and say "Whose that?" Seeing us in public is even better