march moustache madness
march moustache madness by captain cecil paul March 26, 2008
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Mustache March
The most hallowed of traditions of the employees of Great Lakes Airlines. Every March, all employees must grow a mustache for the duration of the month. The last day of February is the last day that the upper lip can be shaved. Then, during the last week of the month, the annual Mustache Bash is held and awards for various follicle cultivation achievements are distributed. Roots of this tradition are hazy, but most attribute it to a pollock captain and El Capitan
I can't wait for Mustache March, I've been massaging my lip for months to stimulate the follicles. I'm going to make Tom Selleck look like a fucking boy scout.
Mustache March by Manic Hispanic February 11, 2009
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Mustache March
Much like Black History month is to African Americans, the month of March pays homage to the bold and the mustachioed.
Mustache March by BedfordSlims March 17, 2011
Mustache March
The cousin to the infamous no-shave-november, Mustache March is the month of the year in which men are required to grow out a mustache of some sort. The Standalone is the most acceptable mustache of march, but mustaches such as the French Mustache and The Handlebar Mustache are also very nice to see in Mustache March.
Chuck: "Man i was flirting with this girl today and she just totally blew me off. i think it is because of this stupid mustache i have been growing to proove my man hood... i hate mustache march"
Mustache March by guppietoe December 23, 2009
March Mustache Madness
A month long celebration of the mustache held in the month of march. Mustaches of all types are encouraged.
March Mustache Madness by Charlie knows more than you December 9, 2008
Shackteâu
A Shackteau is a humble, weather-beaten, structurally questionable shelter located in a spectacular or highly coveted place—Wales, Jackson Hole, Sun Valley, Crested Butte, coastal Maine, the Alps—where the building itself may be worth almost nothing, but the dirt, view, access, and mythology make it absurdly valuable.
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