Are you taking part in Movember?

I'm afraid to ask what that means.

@Winternet said:

I'm afraid to ask what that means.

Really? Growing a mustache to support funding on prostate cancer

@TheHumanDove said:

@Winternet said:

I'm afraid to ask what that means.

Really? Growing a mustache to support funding on prostate cancer

Never heard of it before.

I would but sadly my hair follicles in my face have other plans. I am pretty sure if I participated I would look different only by a small margin.

Guess I should have said I'm already rocking facial hair, but I won't be shaving it during Movember, so I hit yes.

I also fail to see how growing a mustache helps prostate cancer patients, but ok. Anyway, I have facial hair. Am I helping already?

I normally don't because I'm typically rockin a short beard already but I had to shave it for Halloween so I'm thinkin I might give it a go.

Though last time I grew a straight up mustache (5 years ago?) it didn't last very long. That molester looking back at me in the mirror really puts me on edge.

@TheHumanDove said:

@Winternet said:

I'm afraid to ask what that means.

Really? Growing a mustache to support funding on prostate cancer

Never heard of it before.

@Winternet said:

I also fail to see how growing a mustache helps prostate cancer patients, but ok. Anyway, I have facial hair. Am I helping already?

Cute, but no. You raise money within your community and donate it.

@TheHumanDove said:

@Winternet said:

I also fail to see how growing a mustache helps prostate cancer patients, but ok. Anyway, I have facial hair. Am I helping already?

Cute, but no. You raise money within your community and donate it.

Oh, ok. So money is the one helping cancer patients. The mustache is just a bonus. I think I get it now.

@Turtlebird95: if by rock you mean 90% of the Earth, then yeah it's ok. Nothing special, but still, it's fine. (oh god, so many commas)

We already did that in march here in Iceland and it looked awe full on me than : /

I've heard it called No Shave November but never Movember. I'm already rocking facial hair by the way.

Sadly no. In the 26 years I have lived on this planet I have never been able to grow facial hair in the mustache area. What I wouldn't give to be able to though.

I hate mustaches so no, but I already have a beard so that's something.

I'm taking part in no shave Octember. So I guess I have a head start?

Real men always have facial hair. BEARDS ALWAYS SON.

I'm at the point where in all other situations I'd have shaved by now. But it's already November, so fuck it. We have a Movember contest at work usually, but there are some supremely bearded men there so I think they'll be getting all the donations. Next year though... watch the fuck out.

@Demoskinos said:

Real men always have facial hair. BEARDS ALWAYS SON.

I thought it was Novembeard, Decembeard, Manuary and Mustache March.

You know what makes way more sense than growing a mustache? Giving money to a cancer research fund. That way you can feel good and avoid looking like a pedophile, it's win-win. And yes I'm aware that some people get pledges from others to grow the mustache, and that's fine, but most people don't, and they just look creepy for a month.

I am taking part in No Shave November. So I guess?

I can't grow facial hair, don't have a lot of money, but also don't want prostate cancer. What do (other than masturbate a lot)?

Never understood the logic of growing facial hair based on what month it is... Even if I did, I wouldn't be able to for work purposes. Well I could but I'd have to keep touching it up to keep it reasonable looking and that's way too much work.

@Winternet said:

@TheHumanDove said:

@Winternet said:

I'm afraid to ask what that means.

Really? Growing a mustache to support funding on prostate cancer

Never heard of it before.

Don't worry, I haven't either.

@BraveToaster said:

@Winternet said:

@TheHumanDove said:

@Winternet said:

I'm afraid to ask what that means.

Really? Growing a mustache to support funding on prostate cancer

Never heard of it before.

Don't worry, I haven't either.

What country do you people hail from?!

@FrankieSpankie the logic is you do it to raise money by getting pledges for cancer research. It's akin to running some breast cancer marathon thing. But with growing hair.

@TheHumanDove said:

@BraveToaster said:

@Winternet said:

@TheHumanDove said:

@Winternet said:

I'm afraid to ask what that means.

Really? Growing a mustache to support funding on prostate cancer

Never heard of it before.

Don't worry, I haven't either.

What country do you people hail from?!

The U.S.

Yes

No, I celebrate Mustachuary.

I shaved into a mustache just cause I was in a hurry and didn't have time to do the upper lip. I guess I'll keep it that way then.

@cannonballBAM said:

Manuary

No Manuary is the one where we all fight bears.

Can't grow a mustache :(

I'm afraid not.

Can't grow good looking facial hair so nope.

I don't do charity.

@BraveToaster said:

@Winternet said:

@TheHumanDove said:

@Winternet said:

I'm afraid to ask what that means.

Really? Growing a mustache to support funding on prostate cancer

Never heard of it before.

Don't worry, I haven't either.

Me neither. It sounds really stupid though.

I'm already sporting a circle beard. Is there somewhere I can actually help this funding or is it simply like breast cancer with the color pink (awareness mainly)?

PS: The descriptions on those sites made me laugh.

@Demoskinos said:

Real men always have facial hair. BEARDS ALWAYS SON.

I keep a trimmed beard including a light mustache

Shavings a pain in the ass, so yes.

I would if I could. </3

I would, but my school doesn't allow facial hair...

Can't because of work (I would have to wear a beard net and that will never, EVER happen), plus if I grow facial hair I would just go the whole way and grow a beard, but that will never happen because I don't like facial hair.

I cannot grow facial hair. It is both a blessing and a curse. I'll probably put some money into a few of my friends drives though.

@alexandersheen yup, supporting cancer research sure is dumb.

@CaLe well good luck if you ever get an illness that has research supported by public funds and drives. I'm sure you'll turn down all treatments since they were funded by charity.

I've been wearing a beard for a few years now, I was thinking about shaving for "no-shave-November", just to be a non-conformist.

@Canteu said:

@CaLe well good luck if you ever get an illness that has research supported by public funds and drives. I'm sure you'll turn down all treatments since they were funded by charity.

No. I wouldn't bother to ask about such details.

I am indeed. Lost my uncle to cancer a couple of months ago, so im growing a sweet one. I have already raised £1700 already which is nice!!

I like to have an excuse to grow a mustache ha ha