One the columnists in the AFR said that the true tragedy of Movember was that guys shaved just as their efforts were reaching their prime. I can only agree. But Jo doesn't. Cheers to everyone who supported Movember. Movember raised $7.5 million last year and I suspect this year will top that. See you next year, maybe :).
Friday, November 30, 2007
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Poor guy...
Sunday, November 25, 2007
Help fight discrimonation...
From the extensive wikipedia entry for Moustache.
"In August 2007, following a widely publicised case in which the United States upheld a trial lawyer's right to veto a juror on upper-lip hair alone, The American Moustache Institute, a U.S. pressure group launched a campaign to counter prejudice against their members."
I feel their pain.
"In August 2007, following a widely publicised case in which the United States upheld a trial lawyer's right to veto a juror on upper-lip hair alone, The American Moustache Institute, a U.S. pressure group launched a campaign to counter prejudice against their members."
I feel their pain.
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Sunday, November 18, 2007
Living with facial hair
Three good things about living with a mo.
1. Being able to stroke my mo. I find it aids the thinking process and reminds me why I need a pet. Probably a Creatonotus gangis or hairy caterpillar.
2. My Movember rewards card. So far I've saved zero dollars but it still looks cool in my wallet.
3. No longer needing to shave everyday. Shaving is only good value if your time is worth nothing.
Three bad things about living with a mo.
1. My gf no longer finds my rugged good looks appealing. In the 1880s, Rudyard Kipling wrote of a woman who complained that being kissed by a man who did not wax his moustache was like eating an egg without salt. Unfortunately they seem to be out of mo wax at Coles.
2. The stares of the gormless. The laughing, the tears, and those cruel eyes studying you.
3. A new grown mo can require some delicate trimming. Some hairs seem keen to defy gravity. Can be disturbing to the casual observer.
1. Being able to stroke my mo. I find it aids the thinking process and reminds me why I need a pet. Probably a Creatonotus gangis or hairy caterpillar.
2. My Movember rewards card. So far I've saved zero dollars but it still looks cool in my wallet.
3. No longer needing to shave everyday. Shaving is only good value if your time is worth nothing.
Three bad things about living with a mo.
1. My gf no longer finds my rugged good looks appealing. In the 1880s, Rudyard Kipling wrote of a woman who complained that being kissed by a man who did not wax his moustache was like eating an egg without salt. Unfortunately they seem to be out of mo wax at Coles.
2. The stares of the gormless. The laughing, the tears, and those cruel eyes studying you.
3. A new grown mo can require some delicate trimming. Some hairs seem keen to defy gravity. Can be disturbing to the casual observer.
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Shave back reveals infant mo
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