Jack, we’re very excited to feature you here on ‘This Is Not a Moustache.’ We first came across you and your excellent band, The Bright Light Social Hour, via the American Moustache Institute. Your original sound, musical talent, and moustache-friendly … Continue reading
Thanks to the Shorpy Photo Archive for publishing this image and bringing Mr. Jackson’s exploits to our attention. It is indeed rare to come across a human specimen who experienced as much as William Henry Jackson (April 4, 1843 – … Continue reading
This year’s Nevada Day Celebration was a resounding success (click here for photos from 2010). However, this is a good time to bring up the long-standing rivalry between Virginia City and Carson City. The hirsute denizens of Virginia City have … Continue reading
This is my cousin – and I’m so goddamn proud of him! Welcome to the dynamic moustache lifestyle, Scott. Use your new powers wisely!
Although ‘This Is Not A Moustache’ largely concentrates upon hirsute appendages of the upper lip, we recognize facial hair of all types and stand in solidarity with our brethren. Thus, we feel compelled to feature the following article. Once a … Continue reading
Dali, of course, will be the subject of a future in-depth article on ‘This is Not A Moustache.’ While you are breathlessly waiting for that to happen, enjoy this interview!
My grandfather was one hell of a guy. A Marine Veteran of World War II, recipient of the Purple Heart after the Battle of Okinawa, accomplished engineer and businessman, and a husband, father, and grandfather to a large family. In … Continue reading
Grover Cleveland (March 18, 1837 – June 24, 1908) was one of the few US Presidents to sport a respectable moustache. With our current media frenzy surrounding the election, it is incumbent upon Moustached Americans to encourage their candidate to … Continue reading
Frank Zappa (December 21, 1940 – December 4, 1993) was a prolific musical genius, performer, and composer. In addition, he possessed an eccentric sense of humour and a fine moustache. I distinctly remember the first Zappa song that I heard. … Continue reading
Tycho Brahe (14 December 1546 – 24 October 1601) was, quite frankly, an example for us all. It is rare indeed that a man should possess scientific acumen, a false nose, a sense of humour, the blood of royalty, and … Continue reading
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