In case you missed it, M4KDC ranked this year's crop of Movie 'staches in The Express Friday. We also gave some 'Stache Bash(e) tips that we might be using for next year...
Find the rankings and article by clicking the link below:
http://www.readexpress.com/read_freeride/2008/02/styles_throw_a_stache_bash.php
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
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Tuesday, February 5, 2008
The Bodhisattvan Ringo Starr
A little vignette, notifying the world that we are no linger ironic...we are serious.
Reprinted from MSN.com
Advent of the Mustache
Although society had been flirting with the return of the mustache for years, we'd remained unconvinced. It had become a trifle, a mockable prop—even to those sporting it.
But sometimes the truth comes at you unexpected. Like maybe riding down from the rooftop bar of a fine New York hotel, after an evening of drinks, in a paneled elevator crowded with not a few beautiful women, some of us yobs from the office, and, in the middle, a single man standing tall, in a dark suit, wearing a mustache.
The space grew quiet, then one of our people—the one who'd had the most to drink—started in: "The mustache. Are we okay with the mustache?" A response came without hesitation or rancor. "Oh, yes, you should try it yourself," the man with the mustache said. "It's empowering." The accent was Merseyside. He sounded like a bodhisattvan Ringo Starr.
But we weren't done with him. "Really? What about maintenance?"
"There's less to do. You don't even think about it."
Our own guy hesitated, paused, and confessed: "The truth is, I have thought about it, but don't know if I could pull it off."
The man nodded. He understood. "You can. It's a declaration. Try it. Set yourself free."
With that, the doors opened and he disappeared into the night. And we were believers. The serious mustache is back.
Read online at MSN at
http://men.msn.com/articlees.aspx?cp-documentid=6036232>1=10921
Reprinted from MSN.com
Advent of the Mustache
Although society had been flirting with the return of the mustache for years, we'd remained unconvinced. It had become a trifle, a mockable prop—even to those sporting it.
But sometimes the truth comes at you unexpected. Like maybe riding down from the rooftop bar of a fine New York hotel, after an evening of drinks, in a paneled elevator crowded with not a few beautiful women, some of us yobs from the office, and, in the middle, a single man standing tall, in a dark suit, wearing a mustache.
The space grew quiet, then one of our people—the one who'd had the most to drink—started in: "The mustache. Are we okay with the mustache?" A response came without hesitation or rancor. "Oh, yes, you should try it yourself," the man with the mustache said. "It's empowering." The accent was Merseyside. He sounded like a bodhisattvan Ringo Starr.
But we weren't done with him. "Really? What about maintenance?"
"There's less to do. You don't even think about it."
Our own guy hesitated, paused, and confessed: "The truth is, I have thought about it, but don't know if I could pull it off."
The man nodded. He understood. "You can. It's a declaration. Try it. Set yourself free."
With that, the doors opened and he disappeared into the night. And we were believers. The serious mustache is back.
Read online at MSN at
http://men.msn.com/articlees.aspx?cp-documentid=6036232>1=10921
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