Movember!

[Siha]

Happy Movember everyone!

Who's participating this year, and what are you doing?

Dudes, show us your 'stash progress.

Ladies, how are you planning to raise funds without the benefit of facial hair?

Who doesn't love a mustache?

[Mama T]

i'm running a 5K to benefit colon cancer research! both of my grandmothers passed away from colon cancer when i was young, so hoping to prevent others from missing out on their special gammy time.

only set a $50 fundraising goal... um, no pressure, but if anyone wants to donate to a good cause, maybe make it this one. http://events.getyourrearingear.com/site/TR?px=1041740&fr_id=1072&pg=personal

also, 'stache pics!! love me some mustaches.

[bigm141414]

I sadly cannot grow a stache. It is my only regret in life. But if I could I would totally rock the old school handlebars...

[This is Seth]

I'm actually spending some time with clients next week, so... can't be showing up looking like a 70's cop cliche. Maybe afterwards though.

[Shortkaik]

As I said last year, "How much do I have to donate to get everyone to continue shaving those things from their faces?" It takes a very particular man to pull off a mustache. Most guys are not that man.

[aj_rock]

But according to Tom Tucker, it tickles, only slightly

It was my understanding that the charitable donations are indeed supposed to be bribes to shave the damn thing off once November ends though

[Shortkaik]

It was my understanding that the charitable donations are indeed supposed to be bribes to shave the damn thing off once November ends though

That's probably true. Someone today told me to just do my donation on November 30th, and then I can claim to be responsible for all the clean-shaven faces!

[andygates]

To goad the rest of my office into growing taches, I was persuaded to shave down to a magnificent handlebar mo.

All I need now is a stripey singlet and some old-time barbells.

[BarefootDawsy]

wow andygates, that's a sweet handlebar!

I'm doing Movember too...a couple years ago I managed to persuade Brett at artofmaniness.com to run a Movember campaign, and it went really well, so we did it again the next year - we raised nearly $40,000 in the first 2 years. This is the third year we're doing it and so far (end of day 1) we're up to $3700!

I'm still trying to work out what 'stache to sport this year. I've done the Motorhead and a slightly smaller version of George Michael...thinking of maybe trying out the Clark Gable this year or possibly the Tom Seleck...I'm open to other options if anyone wants to make a suggestion (remember I've only got 30 days to do it though, so I won't be able to catch @andygates!)

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[Siha]

It takes a very particular man to pull off a mustache. Most guys are not that man.

I think 'staches on men are a lot like wearing the right cut of jeans with the ladies You just have to find the one that works for you. Also, many men could benefit from some proper moustache and beard grooming equipment and products! (Oh man, the first time Dio combed out and waxed his beard and 'stash it was glorious!)

Also, for inspiration!

[bigm141414]

As I said last year, "How much do I have to donate to get everyone to continue shaving those things from their faces?" It takes a very particular man to pull off a mustache. Most guys are not that man.

Brian Orosco is that Kind of man

[VolFan21]

I tried to persuade my female friends to do a no-shave November...I dont know who freaked out more..them or the men in theirs/my lives lol.

[Shortkaik]

Hello everyone!!

With the finishing of my first official knitting project (one of my goals in my challenge!) I've joined the Movember cause! You can check out my profile here, and donate if you think my moustache is worthy!

http://mosista.co/shortkaik