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In Memoriam: Leonard E. Gilmore, 1926-2011
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
Moustache Lifestyle Research: Who Is This Man?
A god, obviously. I have been unable to find any further information about this photo. However, I would dearly like to know who this man is so that I can send him a bottle of whisky. The one thing that … Continue reading
Frank Zappa: Moustached Individual of Distinction and Prowess
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: Moustached Individual of Distinction and Prowess
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
Bunny Berigan: Moustached Individual of Distinction and Prowess
Bunny Berigan (Rowland Bernard Berigan) (November 2, 1908 – June 2, 1942) was one of the greatest trumpeters in the world of jazz. While individuals of moustached persuasion usually refrain from blowing their own horn, we’re proud that Bunny did it … Continue reading