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You Can Call Them Almost Anything
There are numerous slang terms for the moustache. Most reflect its tendency to retain food and drink or its association with ***:

-Bristle batons
-Bro-stache
-cøøkíé duster
-Crumb catcher
-Face-lace
-Grass grin
-Lip shadow
-Manometer
-Mouthbrow
-Moz
-Mr. Tickles
-Tea strainer
-Upper lipholstery
-Whiskers
-Wing




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They're Pratically Magnetic
The average man with a mo touches it 760 times a day.




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The Bigger the 'Stache, the Higher the Pay
Policemen in large Indian cities are sometimes ρáíd a bonus if they grow a mo, considered a symbol of virility and power.




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Even You Can Grow the Fu Manchu


Average human hair grows at a rate of 0.014 inches a day, or about 5 or 6 inches a year.




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Some 'Staches Are Simply More Likeable Than Others
Burt Reynolds’s iconic moustache has nearly 4,000 You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now..




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They're Seasonal
Mustache hair grows faster than any other body hair. It sprouts more in spring and summer than in autumn and winter.




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They Might Be Hiding Something
In 1967, the Beatles wore moustaches on the cover of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band and enclosed cardboard versions within. Paul McCartney explained his Sgt. Pepper ’stache as a pragmatic response to a tumble from a moped in 1966: It hid his swollen lip.




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They Could Make You A Better Suitor
In a 2008 poll from the British newspaper The Guardian, 61 percent of respondents found the moustache to be gentlemanly and sophisticated, while 39 percent believed it was worn only by fools and fiends.




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They Mop Up Well
A mustache is capable of absorbing 20 percent of its own weight in liquid.




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'Stache Wearers Take Themselves Very Seriously
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. is remembered as “one of the most influential moustached Americans in history” by the American Mustache Institute.




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Mo Facial Hair Means Mo Free Time
Ninety percent of men shave once a day. Shaving uses up a total of five months of a man’s life if he starts at the age of 14.




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They're All Monkey Business
The average human male has about five million follicles—roughly three times as many as the gorilla, but still less than the chimpanzee.




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They're a Money-Making Machine
Razors and blades are a $1.1 billion industry.

However, keeping your mo long could help your image and trade. Spanish artist Salvador Dali loved his super 'stache, claiming that "like two erect sentries, my moustache defends the entrance to my real self."
 

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