Thread: MOVEMBER!!!

This is my first year as well. Movember United States - Home

Here's my Mo
Movember Canada - Home

I'm in this year for the first time too... Movember New Zealand - Home

Since I normally have a goatee/van dyke it was also my first time experiencing the challenge of lips and chin with a straight. Not as bad as I had read but probably easier already being comfortable with handling my razors. That hair and skin on the chin is quite different to shave.

As for SWMBO - she wasn't impressed that I was claen shaven and is waiting for it to grow back

Im also in on Movember it will be the second year i have been doing this, if anyone is feeling generous it would be greatly appreciated, 50p £1 what ever your willing to give its all for a good reason.

Will be posting an update to my space tomorrow with me Mo so far

Movember United Kingdom - Home

This is my first time participating, but its really started a lot of good conversations. I'm trying to get as many involved as I can, even at this late date. Its such a great thing for guys and focusing on our health. Women have done such great things with breast cancer awareness, and the pink ribbon (and pink in general) is such a successful way to bring attention to it. What a unique way this is for us to bring awareness to those health issues we face as men.

Anyway, here is my site: Vance Hendley's Movember site

Not much on the updates yet, but I am working on that.

Originally Posted by nzFuzzy

As for SWMBO - she wasn't impressed that I was claen shaven and is waiting for it to grow back

Funny.
When I told my wife that we'd be advertizing Movember here, she gave me 'the look', and told me 'You know that you won't be growing a mustache, right?!'

Saw this while looking for some "Mo" wax. Thought some of you might find it interesting. Clubman - Clubman Moustache Grooming Kit
I just picked it up. It is a cool little kit but nothing too fancy.

I've had at minimum a mustache if not a beard (currently a goatee) since 1974 - does that count? Does that date me? ;-)

I started a team at work. Movember Canada - Home I'll be updating pictures every week.

Out of the men who said "no" to growing a mo, I noticed 2 types:

1 - The guy who flat out says "no", he doesn't want to
2 - The guy who says "no" because his wife doesn't want him to (grow b@lls dude, it's your face, you decide). Or this guy could be cowardly puting the blame on his wife instead of confessing he doesn't want to do it. That would be just plain wrong.

Originally Posted by davemillard

I've had at minimum a mustache if not a beard (currently a goatee) since 1974 - does that count? Does that date me? ;-)

You can do a reverse mo. Keep your moustache all month long, but shave it off at the end of the month. It's a similar effort/sacrifice for the 'stached community.

Movember United States - Home

Anybody else from San Diego in on this?