Cardboard Mustache

11/13/2010

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Check out what my homegirl Leslie made for the cause! And she got a cardboard mustache.

It’s Movember, y’all!

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So, in case some of you have not figured out- I’m a female. I cannot grow a moustache, however, I do feel that I have taken part in “Movember” simply by donating. I will rarely ever reblog, and because of this I decided to make today’s entry about how you should [please] donate and help fight prostate cancer. If you decide to donate, please do so here: http://us.movember.com/mospace/1018934/
I did, & I received a super cool [cardboard] mustache postcard in the mail:
http://bit.ly/d98Vz1

If you want to watch a cool little video about this team, go here:
http://bit.ly/bBjaCT

Thanks :)

This post was reblogged from Life in Helvetica.

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Cardboard Mustache - Movember edition

How many times have you seen these cardboard mustaches and thought to yourself, “Mannnnnn, I wish I had an official cardboard mustache! I’ve been making my own from some cardboard I found behind the Target in my neighborhood and it looks whack!”

Well here’s your chance. You can have your very own official cardboard mustache for the low price of whatever amount you want to donate to support prostate cancer research through the Movember Foundation.

All the info you need to know is right down below if you are interested.

themoosegiftshop:

All proceeds from your purchase of this beautiful cardboard mustache goes to the Movember Foundation via the Mo-Moosehead Movember team to help fight prostate cancer.

Drawn on 4x6 cardboard

Buy here: http://sellsimp.ly/df
Perfect for: People who want to participate in Movember but lack the genes to grow a mustache, people who want to fund prostate cancer research
You might also like: Octobeard, Mustache March, Breast Cancer Awareness month

This post was reblogged from The Moose Gift Shop.

11/06/2010

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Lvl 32 Wizard

It’s not as free flowing as a higher-level wizard’s beard, but is still pretty intimidating, nonetheless. You would probably see this in a mid-management wizardry position. Entry level wizard beards are not full beards and senior level wizard beards don’t have the pointed tip (unless he’s full of himself).

As seen on: Renaissance Festival ads and Medieval Live Action Role-Playing Games
Comfort Zone: Renaissance Festivals and Medieval Live Action Role-Playing Games
Upkeep and Maintenence: Trim or wax or don’t
Intimidation scale: 8
Accessorize!: Staff and robe

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There’s a Mo-Moosehead Movember team to support the Prostate Cancer Foundation.

If you’d like to help by donating or join this cause, I would appreciate it. And I’ll probably send you a cardboard mustache, too, because we all can’t grow a mustache, but we all fantasize about it having a nice, thick handlebar (even though we only have the volume for a Fu Manchu).

http://us.movember.com/mospace/1018934/
Bonus: 100 Manliest Mustaches in Sports History

9/11/2010

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The Gentleman

Just because it’s a good looking mustache doesn’t mean you have to compliment it. He already knows.

Family: Handlebar
Classiness: 5 (with monocle, 9)
Accessorize!: Monocle, top hat, horse-drawn carriage

9/04/2010

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The Painter’s Brush

Despite its girly name, men sporting a painter’s brush are anything but girly.

Man Scale: 7
As seen on: High school football coaches
Tickle Factor: Will stroke your face beautifully

6/12/2010

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The Debonair

The Debonair

Perfect for your debutante.

Man Scale: 3
Comfort Zone: High society cocktail parties
Accessorize!: Velvet Jacket & Ascot

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Real Life Specimen: The Sweeper

Last week, we featured The Sweeper. Here is a screen cap of a man with said mustache.

The video gets uncomfortably awkward and not safe for work at a few points, which is why I didn’t link it, but nevertheless, Mustache Ride-able? Only in the broom broom room.

Kill me.

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Hey! Do you like mustaches? Do you like baseball? Then you must be white! Check out mustachesandbaseball, a collection of mustachioed baseball players immortalized on baseball cards.

You do not have to be white to like http://mustachesandbaseball.tumblr.com/.

mustachesandbaseball:

#28: Jerry Hairston
Card: 1984 Donruss
Mustache Type: Pyramid (w/ beginning stages
of a Horseshoe)
Fact: On April 15, 1983, with two outs in the bottom of the 9th inning, Hairston singled to break up a perfect game by Milt Wilcox of the Tigers. Also, his family is one of only three families to have three generations of players.

This post was reblogged from Mustaches & Baseball.