power dressing thursday

Last Thursday the Movember boys got together to organise a Power Dressing day to raise money for prostate cancer research (the reason they've been growing those taches).  A few people joined in on the day ,including Tim in a Del Boy coat. He works in sales so we let him off.

Tim: bottom left, standing, dodgy coat, you can't miss him.

Word even spread as far as our German office in Hamburg, where productivity increased tenfold, and a little bit more.

"Can anyone else get reception in here?"

The boys managed to raise £230 by the end of it all. Good stuff.

Comments

[Louise Smith]

i want to know if the boys have felt that they have been treated differently by women in general since they have been sporting facial accessories. i know that i am guilty of mustacist behaviour and was told never to trust a man with ANY kind of facial hair by my mother from an early age! She must have had a bad experience!

[Vikki]

You never trust a man with a moustache.... You never know what they are hiding beneath it. (could be a banana)

[A Moustache]

Hello, I am a moustache and the founding member of Hairy Faces for Freedom and I would like to point out that number of beard-related acts of untrustworthiness are strikingly few.

Somebody once grew a handlebar so delectably fine, it could be used to work open just about any locking mechanism, but that is the only recorded case.

This brings me to the ceremonial song of Hairy Faces for Freedom (which should be sung to the tune of The Grand Old Duke of York).

Some of us have beards
and some of us are weird
but those of us who're beardily weird
are really hard to find.

I thank you, I thank you.

Best wishes and a hairy Christmas from A Moustache

[Kim Smith]

Well, everybody knows that the chin is the window to the soul.