A bold move, obviously, which beckons the Question: Is the mustache worth saving?
Answer: Exhibit A & Exhibit B
The demise of the mustache is due to several factors. Camaroes, pedophiles, and those who try to practice without first passing their testosterone exam just to name a few. However, when treated with the proper respect, the mustache can be an object of inspiration. Who could image Sam Elliott with a naked face? Who among us would argue that a Tom Selleck without the mustache is really no Selleck at all?I look at these examples and they not only make me want to be somebody; they make me believe that I can. It is for this reason that the daily emmett must sound the alarm: We cannot afford the mustache to go the way of the mullet. It's just too good for society.

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Hey, I'm doing my part to keep it alive.
This phenomenon is also noticeable in our Presidents. You must go back to 1913, when Taft left office in order to find a mustache. In fact, to find a beard, Harrison (1893 - good name also) was the last to have one. What does this mean? It means that if Paul Bunyan (quite possibly the manliest man of all time) were to run for president today, he would probably lose to some clean-shaven, girl-fightin', prance-about puss. Trifle not with Paul Bunyan. You will be entering a world of pain.
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