Tuesday, November 29, 2011

What do they have in common?

Look carefully at the following characters....


Captain Hook - 1 handed pirate antagonist of Peter Pan.


Ned Flanders - Sickenly cheerful fundamentalist Christian, next door neighbor to Homer Simpson.


Sgt. Floyd Pepper - Bass player in the Muppet band 'Dr Teeth and the Electric Mayhem', a laid back character based on Pink Floyd and the Beatle's Sgt. Pepper.


Yosemite Sam - More moustache than face, longer than his arms, the only thing bigger would be his cowboy hat.


Mr Potato Head - the most popular vegetable toy in the world.


Husband



What do they all have in common? Lip Sweaters!

This is husband's second go at Movember, the month-long celebration of the moustache, highlighting men’s health issues - specifically prostate and testicular cancer. A Mo Bro starts Movember – the month formerly known as November – clean shaven, and grows a moustache all month long, garnering support from friends and family.

I can't wait until shaving day!

10 comments:

  1. My family has a history of non-hairiness. Your husband is sporting more hair that I would after a month!

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  2. I tried growing a mustache and beard, but all I ended looking like was Yassir Arafat (well, except for the being dead part).

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  3. I love my son, but the half-beard thing he's sporting now - I just want it to go away.

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  4. Don't like facial hair...just can't get past it.

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  5. My husband can't not have a beard and mustache. There's no point in shaving it - it grows back instantly. Like Evan Almighty.

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  6. I've been married to hubby for over 35 years and have never seen him without a mustache, except in old photos. I married that mustache. It came with the deal. However, mine didn't! Grrrrr!

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  7. Never heard the term "lip sweater". I had a mustache for about forty years before I shaved it off last year. It had turned white and looked more like milk on my upper lip instead of a mustache. After I shaved it very few people noticed.


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  8. My husband grew face hair when he hit 50. Up to then, he had little success. I like it. In another few years, and with some more white hair, he could get gigs playing Santa.

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  9. I'd like to shave mine off, but my wife is against it! Maybe she's trying to hide my face...

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  10. @ Alex - non hairiness could be a good thing, think of all the $ you're saving on razors

    @ Al - well the being dead part is a huge distinguisher

    @ Li - hopefully its a phase

    @ mybabyjohn - I'm not a fan- he grows facial hair, I grow leg hair LOL

    @ Tonja - I'm giggling just from that image

    @ Ms A - at least you have the old photos

    @ Arlee Bird - few people noticed? really?

    @ Susan - could be a nice part time gig

    @ Pat - if the wife is happy, you're happy :)

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