beard

by Jeremy Barker

Available as a T-shirt in six colors!

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I ♥ Bears by Phil Barbato

Moustache - A Poem by Charlie McDonnell

How I wish I could grow a moustache,
so that people could see me as cool.
With a fashionable style, a furry smile,the ladies would drown in their drool.

Oh I wish I could grow a moustache,
so that people could think me a man.
I would work on a farm, have a rugged charm,and probably drive a white van.

I wish I could form a moustache,
maybe people would think I was snappy.
I would keep it in trim, I would go to the gym,with some hair on my lip, I’d be happy.

How I long, and long, for a moustache,
so people could think I was smart.
I would hypothesise, that a moustache is wise,and then show my results, in a chart.

I wish I could own a moustache,
so that people could think me their friend.
With a jolly old tash, I would sure be a smash,and a man on which you could depend.

But alas, I cannot grow a moustache,
my face is unfavourably bare.
And now I have disclosed, that my lip is exposed,‘til I can, a fake moustache, I wear.

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The Laugh-Out-Loud Cats

3” x 5” handmade notepad w/ monster stache envy by whaleandbee

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Each set includes 5 moustaches.

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Only five US presidents have sported full beards, and another four had moustaches of varying degrees of glory. These were all during the half century run of the dozen Presidents between Lincoln and Taft, of whom only Andrew Johnson and McKinley were clean-shaven.

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The last bearded man to run for the Presidency was Charles Evan Hughes, the Republican candidate narrowly defeated by Woodrow Wilson in 1916. It is said that Hughes “grew his famous beard in 1890 in the interest of efficiency—to save trips to the barber.” Theodore Roosevelt, reconciled with the Republican Party, unenthusiastically campaigned for Hughes whom he called “Wilson with whiskers”. Hughes apparently went to bed on election night thinking he had won, and was woken in the morning to learn that he had lost. He later served both as Secretary of State and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.

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Cyanide and Happiness, September 25, 2008

By Erin Dollar

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When planning a trip to the renovated and slightly overwhelming Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, our wall of moustaches can guide you to the area of the museum you will find the most interesting.

Copywriter: Alina Karabaich

Art Director: Kiera Rooker

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“Freeway’s Beard” by Freeway featuring Eminem

Things you may not have previously known:

1. Freeway has the freshest beard in the business.
2. When Eminem disappeared, he was hiding in Freeway’s beard.
3. Abraham Lincoln probably had some slaves hiding in his beard.
4. Of all the beards one can fathom—including Kenny Rogers, the bearded lady and Grizzly Adams—Eminem chose Freeway’s beard as a hiding place.

Beard Anatomy by Kyle Wilson

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Nose Wings shirt by No Star T-Shirts

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Here we are, two months deep into 2010 and in an era of iPhones and Blackberrys that renders the printed calendar obsolete. Nevertheless, the Moustache Calendar originally began in late 2004 and has since become a reasonable hit.

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From LG’s brilliant Give It a Ponder campaign, just begin a video chat with your buddy and turn on the effect. Then, give it a ponder.

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Fun with Urban Outfitters’ moustache bandages.

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The Invisible Hair Suit (Comics and other things by Edgar R. McHerly)

The Invisible Hair Suit (Comics and other things by Edgar R. McHerly)

A Semi Serious Man by Tina St. Claire

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