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I did it once when I worked in Cyprus, and never again haha
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this year I was thinking I would try and grow handle bar mustache in a month.

Just finished shaving... Gonna see what happens this year, usually its pretty dirty and gets shaved after about 2 weeks.

Shaved before bed last night... Going from beard to nothing is just the weirdest feeling.

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Originally Posted by murd0c (Post 8348514)

shave legs, glue hair on face and consider it a win :fullofwin:

http://lisavandyke.files.wordpress.com/2012/05/gary.gif

Was just told we're not allowed Movember beards on base until after Nov 11th... Frig.

Why? That seems like a weird arbitrary rule.

BUMP!!!!!

ITS THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN, time to put your shaver & razors in storage for while

Time to put down my razor for a month and grow the most scraggly, patchy, fu man chu-esque mustache I can grow!

i shall attempted to produce the biggest bush(above my waist) in japan :troll:

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Originally Posted by falcon (Post 8354421)

Why? That seems like a weird arbitrary rule.

Remembrance Day...

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Originally Posted by Drk (Post 8347559)

LOL at people "getting a head start" or "shaving the beard and keeping the stache" The whole point is to be clean shaven at the beginning and seeing what you can grow.

I know I'm responding to a year old post, but still - the whole point is to contribute to cancer research and draw awareness to men's health issues. I'm perfectly fine if people want to have a "head start" even if the 'stache comes off December 1st. Half the people participating in Movember don't have any apparent mustache for the first week anyways, weeks two to three are for trying to win a registered sex offender lookalike contest, and only in week four there is the start of a manly 'stache. To be honest though all I care about is that if people are at all able to they should stop not just at growing a Mo-stache or No-Shave November beard but also financially contributing towards cancer research. I've lost an uncle to cancer, my mother has had skin cancer (which is actually the most common cancer afflicting men) and I'm at risk for several myself.

Please, if you're able - donate through either the Movember Foundation or more generally through the Canadian Cancer Society.

Besides - I'm not about to shave my beard (or mustache) anytime soon:

http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x...ps6d1c6470.jpg

Spoiler!

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-XQEly8e5Tx...each-fuzz1.jpg awwwwhhh yeaaah it's time to do this. Tried it last year and ended up shaving it cause it was patchy and made me look like a pedophile