The Greatest Mustache of All
Voters have a big decision to make this fall. How big? Let's just say that it will largely determine the future of facial hair fashion. The choice: Who will win the 2008 Mustache of the Year Awards?
The award, also known as "the Goulet," is a big deal in certain circles. Folks place their votes with the American Mustache Institute, an organization dedicated to the advancement of the hairy lip. The award aims to recognize the most "impactful mustached American." This year's nominees include both treasured celebrities like swinging cat Pat O'Brien and "regular folks" like Sgt. Jon Alvarez of the U.S. Army. Other honorees include the entire staff of the Boston Phoenix newspaper, which implemented a mandatory mustache policy, and ex-baseball player Rich "Goose" Gossage, who has been rocking the 'stache for as long as we can remember.
Buzz on this prestigious award is building in anticipation of the October 25th ceremony. Articles from a variety of sources are picking up steam and searches on "mustache awards" and "best mustaches" refuse to be trimmed. The winner will be announced in a few weeks, so be sure to vote soon and have your voice heard. It's your patriotic duty.
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