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  1. DanielJones

    The Moustache

    Here's a couple of good ones that could be avatars. Cheers! Dan
  2. DanielJones

    The Moustache

    Melchett's moustache snood I always wondered if it was Stephen Fry's own growth or a glue on. In any case it is a grand one. Cheers! Dan
  3. DanielJones

    The Moustache

    And I'll leave you with these few to mull over too. The epic painted on moustache. Groucho Marx. Friedrich Nietzsche Pencil thin, John Waters. Viggo Mortensen in Appaloosa grew an epic 'stache. Wilford Brimley Cheers! Dan
  4. DanielJones

    The Moustache

    Everyones favorite villain, Captain James Hook. As played by Dustin Hoffman and Jason Isaacs and voiced by Hans Conried Cheers! Dan
  5. DanielJones

    The Moustache

    A little inspiration on the tamer side of moustaches. Terry Thomas Errol Flynn Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Cheers! Dan
  7. DanielJones

    The Moustache

    Trotsky, a funky moustache with a funky head of hair. Like that guy from Ancient Aliens. Stalin. A great moustache connected to an anal nut bag. And speaking of anal nut bags, Adolf before he trimmed his stache, wigged out and tried to take over the world. Just think, if he kept the pointy...
  8. DanielJones

    The Moustache

    Inspector Clouseau And some other Peter Sellers moustaches. Cheers! Dan
  9. DanielJones

    The Moustache

    Jim Broadbent as Harold Zidler in Moulin Rouge John Leguizamo as Toulouse-Lautrec in Moulin Rouge (not the grandest, but a moustache nonetheless)
  10. DanielJones

    The Moustache

    A little something on the oddities side of things. Sylvester the cowboy mummy. Cheech & Chong Ming the Merciless Dr. Arliss Loveless Cheers! Dan
  11. DanielJones

    The Moustache

    Buck Taylor, actor, artist and real cowboy. And the real rancher, turned hatter, that made the Hats for Tombstone, Tom Hirt. Cheers! Dan
  13. DanielJones

    The Moustache

    Some more great Tombstone images. Cheers! Dan
  14. DanielJones

    The Moustache

    In the meantime, here are some more inspirational images from The Great War. General Carlo Porro Di Santa Maria, Chief of Staff of the Italian Army General Vittorio Zupelli, Italian Minister of War German General Hermann von Stein, Prussian Minister of War General Aleksiei Aleksieevich...
  15. DanielJones

    The Moustache

    Of course Oregon Wild Hair offers a nice stoneware moustache mug. Or maybe something without a logo on it. Something a tad more refined too for those moments. May have to keep my eye out on ebay for one. Cheers! Dan
  16. DanielJones

    The Moustache

    And one more set for good measure. Happy cultivating gentlemen. Lt. Gen. William Raine Marshall, commander of the British forces in Mesopotamia Brigadier General Charles I Debevoise, Commander, 53rd Infantry Brigade, US 27th Division General der Infantrie Robert Kosch General der...
  17. DanielJones

    The Moustache

    Now these men knew how to foster a proper moustache back then. Seems like there were a lot more of them too. French Marshal Ferdinand Foch Marshal Henri Petain, Commander-in-Chief of the French Army Portuguese General Tomás António Garcia Rosado General Sir William R. Marshall General...
  19. DanielJones

    The Moustache

    And a little more inspiration from WW1 Field Marshal Horatio Herbert Kitchener, British Secretary of State for War General Herbert C. O. Plumer General Joseph Gallieni, French Minister of War Marshal Joseph Joffre, Commander-in-Chief of the French Army French General...
  20. DanielJones

    The Moustache

    Welcome Monsignore. That is one jim dandy hirsute appendage you have there.:eusa_clap Yes they are perfect soup strainers.;) G&T, also for the first three months, hide all sharp objects and resist the urge to trim. Once you get past there you should be good to go. Cheers! Dan
  21. DanielJones

    The Moustache

    Well G&T, give it some time. It will go through its "ugly" stages, but be patient and resist the urge to trim it. Once some length appears you can start taming it to reduce the appearance of those wild hairs. Before you know it your cookie duster will be on point. Happy cultivating! Cheers...
  22. DanielJones

    Walking Sticks & Canes.

    Well I may be in luck. There is a place in Sarasota, Florida that has them for $89. Looks sturdy enough. http://www.polandbymail.com/i/2120/carved-walking-stick-wolf.htm And a few on ebay from Kiev, Ukraine for about $29 to $39 that look about the same. Cheers! Dan
  23. DanielJones

    Walking Sticks & Canes.

    This is another that I have seen on ebay. thought of getting this one... Any idea what this particular style of carved walking stick is called? It is one that Belly Tank has that he had shown in the Adventure Gear thread with his Alpine Gear (page 23, post #229). Of course his collection is...

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