Since MY picture got NO reply...I'll post this :D






is that a man...or a very ugly woman?



Erin :)

Yes, I know it's a hat...but d'you suppose this may have been where Limahl got his ideas from?

Since MY picture got NO reply...I'll post this :D




Does she have a mullet? ;D

I've had a few dweebs tell me I've got a mullet...I don't think so, this pic was from '93 I think. Yeah, not much changes LOL! Still the same, just a lot longer now.

I've had a few dweebs tell me I've got a mullet...I don't think so, this pic was from '93 I think. Yeah, not much changes LOL! Still the same, just a lot longer now.



Wow,Cool MM were you in some kind of band? :)

Jammed with friends a lot and to records. Las time I got them out my fingers forgot how to move-not that I was any George Lynch but I couldn't even keep up with Lita Ford and back then I was jamming along to King Diamond CD's. It was humid nights like this we'd have a cooler full of beer and be rockin' out, sweating out a*ses off till we were ready to drop. I wonder if I tried that at 37 if I'd end up in the ER ??? >:(

Jammed with friends a lot and to records. Las time I got them out my fingers forgot how to move-not that I was any George Lynch but I couldn't even keep up with Lita Ford and back then I was jamming along to King Diamond CD's. It was humid nights like this we'd have a cooler full of beer and be rockin' out, sweating out a*ses off till we were ready to drop. I wonder if I tried that at 37 if I'd end up in the ER ??? >:(


Do you still have a mullet?

Was that a mullet? I never thought it was. My buddy Jay had one...very short on the top & sides and shoulder length in back. He was a CPA by day,  fronted a rock band by night.

But yeah, I've still got the same style, just growing the front longer now.

i have a "Mushroom" haircut which first gained popularity in the late 80's/ early 90's


I believe the Mushroom haircut was first sported by Terry Hall when he left the Specials and joined Fun Boy Three. I believe early Banana Rama made an appearence on this record .

Was that a mullet? I never thought it was. My buddy Jay had one...very short on the top & sides and shoulder length in back. He was a CPA by day,  fronted a rock band by night.

But yeah, I've still got the same style, just growing the front longer now.



Would it happen to have a little gray on top?  ;D

Would it happen to have a little gray on top?  ;D


Umm, nope...the blond hides it well  8) I noticed my first grey at 23, but have been bleaching it since I was 21. Maybe I should stop...I may be paying for nothing  ;D

Umm, nope...the blond hides it well  8) I noticed my first grey at 23, but have been bleaching it since I was 21. Maybe I should stop...I may be paying for nothing  ;D



Eventually,the bleach will fade away and you're going to wind up gray for good. ;D

i was 16 in the year of 1987, i had the blonde sprial rap hair it was beautiful, but it was not big and puffy, a little featherd to the bangs, thats what i had, and lots of boyfriends too. :)

Eventually,the bleach will fade away and you're going to wind up gray for good. ;D


Not if I can help it. hehehe. Actually, wasn't there a very short period that some were dying their hair grey. I never understood that.  :o

Not if I can help it. hehehe. Actually, wasn't there a very short period that some were dying their hair grey. I never understood that.  :o




How long do you think you're going to keep on dying your hair? ;D

Actually, during that time, I was already in the Marines, so I had like no hair.  3" was the longest allowed, and could not extend below the ears, evenly tapered up the back.  I had that from 1983-1993.

Of course, since then I have started to grow it long.  Starting in 1998, I would routinely grow my hair until it reaches the middle of my back (or longer), then get it all cut off.  My last 2 haircuts were in June 2004 and November 2000.  SO when everybody else was wearing them long, I had mine short.  And now that short hair is back in, I routinely grow it long.

I expect my next haircut to be sometime in late 2006 or 2007.  By that time, it should be down to my lower back again (it is just now long enough to pull the front into a ponytail in the back, and is lower in the back then my shoulder blade).

If anybody here is puzzled at this, check out the following link.  It is an awesome program that I support fully.  I am growing my hair now for my 4th donation.  :)

http://www.locksoflove.org/

How long do you think you're going to keep on dying your hair? ;D


I dunno. I've been bleaching it for about 17, 18 years. There's a lot of grey on what little sideburns I have and at times I wonder why I go thorugh the expense but it's such a blast from the past, I can't let it go. It's been such a part of me for so long now. If I ever have to cut it short I'll stop bleachaing it & will dye it back to my natural colour (brown). I hate bleached blond on short hair. Just a personal preference but I think it looks awful on dudes with short hair.

I dunno. I've been bleaching it for about 17, 18 years. There's a lot of grey on what little sideburns I have and at times I wonder why I go thorugh the expense but it's such a blast from the past, I can't let it go. It's been such a part of me for so long now. If I ever have to cut it short I'll stop bleachaing it & will dye it back to my natural colour (brown). I hate bleached blond on short hair. Just a personal preference but I think it looks awful on dudes with short hair.


So,in other words,you're still a hippie? ;D

So,in other words,you're still a hippie? ;D


Umm...err....Yeah...sumpthin' like that  ;D

I'm pretty certain the goatee is something that returned exclusively in the 90's, I don't remember it ever being popular in the 80's. In the 70's and 60's you had some long, shaggy growths, but usually they were moustache's, full beards, or the fu man chu stache...not goatees. The 20's-30's-40's-50's were all super clean shaven for the most part. I believe Taft was the last President to even have facial hair. So the goatee came back from an era pre dates even the 1900's.

The mullet is sort of a tweener in my eye. It wasn't popular early 80's, crept into the culture in the mid to late 80's. I think it probably reached its peak around 89-90 when boys would actually grow "rat tails" down the back. Imagine a crew cut with a long rat tail down between the shoulder blades...I saw it all. Mullets were still acceptable probably up until 1994, I even remember seeing some in 1995, but by then the longish bowl haircut with the part down the middle started to take command.

Mullets: Late '70s - 1994
Goatees: Early/Mid '90s - early/mid '00s

I think mullets started getting popular around 1982, but you're right, the late '80s always seemed more synonymous with them (i.e. people often rag on Richard Marx - who peaked around 1987-91 - for having a mullet and being a "soft rocker"). ;D

"Straight" mustaches (i.e. think Alex Trebek on Jeopardy, until he shaved it off recently) do seem like an '80s thing. Alof of guys had them, especially without having any other kind of facial hair.

I'd also agree on goatees.

lmao at mullets being 90's things... there like 80's things and goatees they are still around but not as much ..

I once got in an argument with a guy over at The 80s Server who was convinced that Mullets were a 90's thing.  They date back to the 70's, and I even gave him proof, but he still wouldn't believe ;D

I'm pretty certain the goatee is something that returned exclusively in the 90's, I don't remember it ever being popular in the 80's. In the 70's and 60's you had some long, shaggy growths, but usually they were moustache's, full beards, or the fu man chu stache...not goatees. The 20's-30's-40's-50's were all super clean shaven for the most part. I believe Taft was the last President to even have facial hair. So the goatee came back from an era pre dates even the 1900's.

The mullet is sort of a tweener in my eye. It wasn't popular early 80's, crept into the culture in the mid to late 80's. I think it probably reached its peak around 89-90 when boys would actually grow "rat tails" down the back. Imagine a crew cut with a long rat tail down between the shoulder blades...I saw it all. Mullets were still acceptable probably up until 1994, I even remember seeing some in 1995, but by then the longish bowl haircut with the part down the middle started to take command.


The people who had those kind of hairstyles generally came from a redneck culture.  They didn't care if they were wearing a 1982 hairstlye in 1995.   

The '70s were the moustache decade, every guy in the '70s tried a moustache at least once (including my father, yuck, old college pictures of him) and even a beard. They sort of went out except for the Prince-style moustache in the '80s, never to really come back. Mullets are very '80s, though they survived to the early '90s and rednecks still wear that hairstyle. Goatees always struck me as a late-1991+ sort of thing that died c. 2002.

Goatees are still alive and well.

I guess you haven't been to the South lately, because the mullet is stillbeing worn by quite a few males...and some females down here.  

I guess to me the mullet was most popular in the mid 80's.  

Goatee's are actually quite trendy for guys in their late teens and 20s right now.  A lot of people have the small goatee sans mustache now.

As for mullets... I always thought of them as 70s/80s. :o

Never saw mullets around here in the '90s at all really, maybe a little bit in the early '90s.

Never saw mullets around here in the '90s at all really, maybe a little bit in the early '90s.


Same here, basically.  I can remember seeing a few people with the mullet in the early 90s when I was a little kid, but not beyond that.

Goatees are still alive and well.


Yep. I've got one, and so far no one has given me any crap about it.

Never saw mullets around here in the '90s at all really, maybe a little bit in the early '90s.


I think of them as a pre-1994 thing.  The honest-to-God 1990s styles really began in 1994 with the Rachel cut and flooding of tattoos and body piercings, the '00s styles such as the Emo style, hoop earrings and shaggy hair didn't really begin until 2004ish.

I think of them as a pre-1994 thing.  The honest-to-God 1990s styles really began in 1994 with the Rachel cut and flooding of tattoos and body piercings, the '00s styles such as the Emo style, hoop earrings and shaggy hair didn't really begin until 2004ish.


I think it was more the second half of 2003 that I really started noticing the '00s styles.

I think it was more the second half of 2003 that I really started noticing the '00s styles.


Yeah I'd say so.  The '90s hairstyles are pretty dead, among "cooler" people.

Yeah I'd say so.  The '90s hairstyles are pretty dead, among "cooler" people.


You still see people from about 25-40 sporting it pretty frequently, though.

Looking back at old TV shows, mullets still seemed very popular in the early 90's, and lots of pro wrestlers still had mullets in the mid/late 90's.

I think of them as a pre-1994 thing.  The honest-to-God 1990s styles really began in 1994 with the Rachel cut and flooding of tattoos and body piercings, the '00s styles such as the Emo style, hoop earrings and shaggy hair didn't really begin until 2004ish.


That John Lennon, 60s hippie shaggy hair look that a lot of teenage boys are wearing?  Yeah, that seems pretty recent, like 2004 at the earliest.

You still see people from about 25-40 sporting it pretty frequently, though.


What would be an exclusively 90s style though? 

You still see people from about 25-40 sporting it pretty frequently, though.


Looking rather foolish  ::)

What would be an exclusively 90s style though? 


The Rachel haircut, the Mariah spiral perm, the "Gumby" haircut (screams early '90s, watch In Living Color), spiked hair with little blonde stuff for teen guys, the Kurt haircut.

That John Lennon, 60s hippie shaggy hair look that a lot of teenage boys are wearing?  Yeah, that seems pretty recent, like 2004 at the earliest.


Yeah, exactly.  It's such a 2005 look, based on what I've seen in movies and TV shows from the '90s nobody was wearing that.
The hoop earrings are also extremely common, I mean most '80s comebacks are really half-assed but those things are everywhere right now.


What would be an exclusively 90s style though?  


Backwards baseball caps.

Yeah, exactly.  It's such a 2005 look, based on what I've seen in movies and TV shows from the '90s nobody was wearing that.
The hoop earrings are also extremely common, I mean most '80s comebacks are really half-assed but those things are everywhere right now.

Backwards baseball caps.


Flannel
Giant Neon-Colored Sunglasses
M.C. Hammer Pants and Pants That Buckle Up the Side
Scrunchies and the "Messy Bun"
Those Little Shorts
Butterfly Clips

As I've said before, the '80s comeback is really more ethos and zeitgeist than direct plagiarism, like the '70s comeback in the '90s.

Yeah, exactly.  It's such a 2005 look, based on what I've seen in movies and TV shows from the '90s nobody was wearing that.
The hoop earrings are also extremely common, I mean most '80s comebacks are really half-assed but those things are everywhere right now.

That long shaggy hair is a total late 60s-70s, even very early 80s look.  That's a style I never really thought would come back in fashion, because as cool as it can look, when it goes out of style it looks absolutely ridiculous.  Kinda like the big afro that Black men sometimes wear.  In one way it can look really cool, but it has the potential of looking really stupid when it becomes old school.  It doesn't date very well.


Backwards baseball caps.


I think people can still wear this for comfort sake.  Not necessarily as the fashion statement "hey I'm a bad ass" that it used to be. 

That long shaggy hair is a total late 60s-70s, even very early 80s look.  That's a style I never really thought would come back in fashion, because as cool as it can look, when it goes out of style it looks absolutely ridiculous.  Kinda like the big afro that Black men sometimes wear.  In one way it can look really cool, but it has the potential of looking really stupid when it becomes old school.  It doesn't date very well.

I think people can still wear this for comfort sake.  Not necessarily as the fashion statement "hey I'm a bad ass" that it used to be. 


Yeah it's definitely a '60s and '70s style, come back, I'm guessing because of the retro indie kids.

As for backwards basecall caps, yeah I see them every once in a while.  They're definitely not a fashion statement anymore, but yeah you still can without getting a lot of looks, it's just not any cooler (in fact, probably less cool) than wearing it sideways.

^ Surprisingly, I still do see quite a few people wearing backwards baseball hats out in public, from various ages too (I'd say, like no younger than 15 though, and alot of late 20/early 30s). But from my observation, it's certainly in a very "mainstream" looking sense - guys in the mall, at the grocery store or just walking around the neighborhood. I'd say it's not a "Hood" thing anymore.

Then again, I never really did it much, even in 1994 when everyone else did, so I could be wrong.

^ Surprisingly, I still do see quite a few people wearing backwards baseball hats out in public, from various ages too (I'd say, like no younger than 15 though, and alot of late 20/early 30s). But from my observation, it's certainly in a very "mainstream" looking sense - guys in the mall, at the grocery store or just walking around the neighborhood. I'd say it's not a "Hood" thing anymore.

Then again, I never really did it much, even in 1994 when everyone else did, so I could be wrong.


I wore a backwards baseball cap pretty frequently when I was like 4-8 in the '90s, which is like 1994-1998. I still see it, but it's nowhere near as prevalent as it was. Now, the thing seems to be to wear one forwards and slightly cocked upwards.

I know it might be embarassing to admit, but who of you here had a mullet in the early-mid 90s?

Not me! I had a rat tail! And no one will ever find that hairstyle hilariously ugly, nor will it ever be the butt of jokes!

I was young and had no fashion sense. Lay off me, dammit.

Better still, if you did have a mullet, please post some pictures.  You people are my comic relief, remember.

Not me, but friends of mine did.

By brother had a rat tail also!  8) He was soooooooooo cool!

Not me.

Up until last year. Ya'll got a problem with that... speak in to the 10 gauge.  ;)

What about the Michael Bolton, Rico Suave, or Fabio haircut (the long curly hair)? I also remember the bowl cuts that were in style in the early 90's.

When, in the 1990s, did you first notice mullets
and when in the '90s did they begin to get their bad reputation?
And why? I mean usually fashion trends come and go without much criticism but the mullet is generally reviled by most.

January 1, 1990 was when I first noticed mullets in the 90s :P




(Mullets were around in the 80s, and in some form, date as far back as the 60s)


Florence Henderson (circa 1973)
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David Bowie (circa 1973)
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Paul McCartney (circa 1974)
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Stuart Wood and Eric Faulkner (circa 1974)
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Bono (circa 1985)
http://files.fluctuat.net/images/b/o/bono-mullet-1.jpg

Brian Bosworth (circa 1988)
http://www.repmanblog.com/repman/images/brian_bosworth_1.jpg

Pat Sharpe (circa 1989)
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;D
Noticed them pretty much since the beginning of my memory. As far as the bad reputation goes, I'd say 8th grade is when they went out? 93/94.

Bono really rocked the mullet!

;D

Mainly speculation on my part, but I think it was Billy Ray Cyrus (and the subsequent backlash against him) what killed the mullet.

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I shamefully admit that I had one in '91 and so did my younger brother. I was 8 and it was cool so who can blame me? By '93 I think it was pretty much uncool to have one and luckily I didn't have one since late '91 or so.

I don't even think I heard of the word mullet until like 2000. I found out what the word meant in 2001/2002. I guess I was too slow to catch on.

Is it me or to be a man in the '80s you had to have a mustache at some point--I mean from Tom Selleck to Burt Reynolds to Billy Dee Williams to Frank Zappa, hell down even to Freddie Mercury, it seems having a mustache was a pretty big thing in the '80s both among straight and gay men. I don't think unlike head hair, a particular form of facial hair even really became as big as the mustache was in the mid 70s throughout the 80s, until the rise of the goatee in the mid-late 90s.

So for guys: Did you or anyone you know have a mustache in the 80s?
And for girls: Do any of you like a solo mustache on a man?>

Is it me or to be a man in the '80s you had to have a mustache at some point


So are you saying that a guy who didn't have a mustache in the 80s was a woman ???

I'm a girl, and to be honest, I don't really fancy a mustache on any man, The only person I ever liked a mustace on was Marlon Jackson. Back in the 80s he had a really great, think pencil mustache that was soooooo sexy.  :-*

http://i49.tinypic.com/35d5m60.jpg

If this was 1987, I'd jump for that in a minute.  ;D Hot!

He has these really big, plump juicy lips (way better than LL Cool J's) and that little strip of hair on the top lips frames them just perfectly.


8)

My stepdad had a mustache in the 80s :D  Probably some other family members too. 
I would either grow a beard or goatee, but that wasn't until the 90s.
My brother-in-law sported a mustache in 2008 and looked like Luigi from Mario Bros. :D

So are you saying that a guy who didn't have a mustache in the 80s was a woman ???


  That's what it sounds like to me...

  Also, I had a mustache during my senior year of high school and for awhile in the early '90s.  Every job I've held, with the exception of my current, has had a no facial hair policy...

I've never heard of a no hair policiy. Gosh, I think as long as you don't look like Chewbacca, it would be alright, I mean I've had doctors  and really professional people who have had the Kenny Loggins look and not once did I doubt them.  :)

I thought the only places with mo hair policies would be like food service and maybe the adult film industry. LOL.

I've never heard of a no hair policiy. Gosh, I think as long as you don't look like Chewbacca, it would be alright, I mean I've had doctors  and really professional people who have had the Kenny Loggins look and not once did I doubt them.  :)

I thought the only places with mo hair policies would be like food service and maybe the adult film industry. LOL.


  Close.  I've found myself working in the food industry for many years, not by choice but by circumstance - i.e. "a paycheck is a paycheck".  Not service, but manufacturing and distribution.  General Mills did not allow facial hair. Period.  C&H allows it on the condition you wear a net.  We have to wear hair nets in any case.  FDA requires it.  It's a product contamination issue.  A job I worked for a few years at an oil refinery didn't allow facial hair because of the dangers of flash fires catching your face on fire.  Another rule was "no synthetic clothes on the job".  No rayons, nylons, polyesters, &etc.  The concern was in the event of a flash fire cottons will merely burn.  Synthetics will melt onto your body and into your skin.  Your skin and your clothes will become one...

My husband has a mustache.



Cat

I sported a mustache in the early 80's. I started with a full beard and mustache and later on shaved to just the mustache. It was off and on for several years... :-\\

lol.

lol.


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http://www.gifbin.com/bin/1234778541_lol.jpg


Wow...you just lolled me into a false sense of security!!!  ;) :D

Wow...you just lolled me into a false sense of security!!!  ;) :D


;D

I don't really like kissing men with mustaches. My boyfriend sports the Prince goatee from time to time, depending on his mood and it annoys the hell out of me because he wants to kiss on me like he just busted out of prison after a 20 year stretch with that thing prickling my skin.  >:(  I made him shave it off a week ago.  ;D

http://blog.newsok.com/gossip/files/2008/11/prince-lawsuit.jpg

I really don't like that. Once again the only real eception to the mustache rule is Marlon Jackson.  ;) I didn't even like Michael Jackson with facial hair.

http://thepoptopshop.com/osc/images/TVGuideMichaelJackson1299.JPG

NO! NO! NO!   There were fans that dug this look. Michael looked too much like Prince to me at the time!

Jumped off topic for a bit, but I don't really fancy facial hair at all.

lol everytime I read this I think of soup.

Honestly that is the only picture I 've seen of Michael Jackson with hair on his face.

I didn't really have to shave more than once a week 'till I was about 28!

Anyway, I could have grown one of those teenager-trying-to-grow-a-mustache mustaches in the '80s, but I've been steadfast against deliberately growing facial hair.  Some of that started with rebelling against the hippie styles in which the men sported BIG facial hair.  My mom still hates how short I cut my hair, but she's learned to accept it, like her generation's parents had to accept long hippie hair!  Sometimes I don't shave for a few days and get the stubble thing, then I get rid of it. 

A lot of men just don't wear mustaches well.  They look better with either a beard and a mustache or clean-shaven.  Don Carlos' mustache is a very distinguished Latin gentleman's mustache, so it works for him!
;)

In the 1970s and 1980s a lot more cinematic and television heroes sported mustaches than today. 



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I'm a girl, and to be honest, I don't really fancy a mustache on any man, The only person I ever liked a mustace on was Marlon Jackson. Back in the 80s he had a really great, think pencil mustache that was soooooo sexy.  :-*

http://i49.tinypic.com/35d5m60.jpg

If this was 1987, I'd jump for that in a minute.  ;D Hot!

He has these really big, plump juicy lips (way better than LL Cool J's) and that little strip of hair on the top lips frames them just perfectly.


8)


..granola, pizza, soup, rice lol.

I was watching an old episode of The Patridge Family today and Richard Mulligan (ex SOAP) guest starred ...with a huge mustache!  It looked big bushy and bad!  ;D

Someone mentioned the pic I posted the only they'd ever seen of MJ with an mustache. I was bored and found more:

http://mjjgallery.free.fr/19982000/appearances/carousel/020.jpg

Michael in a cougar sandwhich back in 2000.

http://mjjgallery.free.fr/invincible/trial/111402/courtroom/024.jpg

Mike in court in 2002. Looks mighty chipper for a fellow being sued for 21 million dollars. My best friend said she'd faint if Michael looked at her like that! LOL

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More from the MJ TV Guide shoot in 1999.

To say I really hate this look, I have one of the picsw as a poster in my room. LOL

II have to much time son my hands. LOL.

So glad he didn't try that scruffy look in the 80s.

Teenage reason for growing a mustache:  It might help you buy booze, cigarettes, and get laid.
Young adult reason for growing a mustache: It still might help you buy booze, cigarettes, and get laid
Early middle age reason for growing a mustache:  It still might help you get laid in spite of all the booze you drank and all the cigarettes you smoked.
Late middle age reason for growing a mustache: Your wife has a bigger one than you.
Elderly reason for growing a mustache: It Might help you buy booze, cigarettes, and get laid.
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Going by my own experiences and observations of culture--
Mullets were popular in various forms from the early 70s-late 80s; In the late 80s they achieved mainstream popularity in the styles we know now, not the 70s experimental mullet styles. My father had one in 1984 (combined with a horseshoe mustache), and then had from straight from 1989-1996, which is when he cut his hair.  I'd put the mid 90s as the cut off, because by the late 90s they were already being mocked in mainstream culture.;
Goatees I've noticed in movies were usually, especially in the 80s, on the face of evil guys (think ''Evil Spock'' from the 60s for example.) but sometime around 1989-1991, they began to appear on the 20 something year olds faces and were popular with Generation Xers by around 1995; I'd sayby  around 1998-1999 they became HUGE in general outside of Gen X and have been since.
The 30s, 40s, 70s and 80s were the decades of the mustache. In the 30s-40s you had hundreds of them throughout Hollywood (on the faces of Clark Gable, Ronald Coleman, Errol Flynn, Walt Disney, David Niven) but by the '50s had disappeared except on the faces of men who had had them since the '30s. In the 50s goatees were popular for some time with Beatniks and counter cultural figures but associated with Maynard Krebs by the mainstream public. In the mid 60s the mustache reappeared and by the mid 70s was the facial hair of choice for men who wished to convey a sense of authority or masculinity, and this continued into the 80s with Tom Selleck and others; Suddenly, in the 90s, the mustache became identified more with the Village People (who wore them to mock the masculinity of them) or Ned Flanders in the 90s and had a steep decline in popularity; Many who had mustaches either shaved them, or turned them into goatees.

There are so many varieties of mullets.  I don't remember any of the long-short styles being called "mullets" until the late '90s.  I'm sure the term originated earlier, but I just don't remember it.  Some mullets were actually an outgrowth (NPI) of punk hairstyles, such as cutting it close on the sides and leaving it long or spiky on top -- perhaps bleaching it.  I actually DID that once in about '85.  Shortly thereafter, I saw all the dopes walking around the shopping malls with their mullets and Miami Vice 'do's.  I realized the fashion had been relegated to the redneck culture.  David Gahan from Depeche Mode insisted on his mullet for years and years, but he gets a special dispensation. 

The goatee comes and goes.  I think they tend to look a little satanic, but perhaps that's part of the allure.  What the hell, it's your facial hair, do what you want with it.  Ladies too if you got it!  Me, I'm clean-shaven.  Always preferred it that way.  Sometimes I get the three-day or five-day stubble, but that's as far as I go.

Here's one I always thought was cool:  The classic Van Dyke style!

http://www.probertencyclopaedia.com/j/Vandyke%20Beard.jpg

Yeah, exactly.  It's such a 2005 look, based on what I've seen in movies and TV shows from the '90s nobody was wearing that.
The hoop earrings are also extremely common, I mean most '80s comebacks are really half-assed but those things are everywhere right now.

Backwards baseball caps.
I think the hopped earings came back into fashion in 2001 or 2002.

On a side note I thin kthe  goatee was like 1998-till maybe 2005-2006 that it was in fashion.

I'm and 80's kid and a quite afew guys back in school (including me) wore them in various ways,some were styled to the side or middle parted and fearther or were short on top brushed back or spiked like a rocker. Afew guys kept their mostaches but wore them short and trimmed.  Goatees originated in the real late 50's-early60's with the "Beatnicks" ,ever watched old "Dobie Gillis"? Noticed his buddy "Manord"(Bob Denver-later Gilligan)? He's had one. A few things for the 60's came back in the 90's,like "That Girl" flips on the girls. Probably because of Ms. Lady Kier(DeeeLite) wore it '90 with her Go Go look. Danny

I'm surprised no one mentioned "Joe Dirt" yet.

I'm and 80's kid and a quite afew guys back in school (including me) wore them in various ways,some were styled to the side or middle parted and fearther or were short on top brushed back or spiked like a rocker. Afew guys kept their mostaches but wore them short and trimmed.  Goatees originated in the real late 50's-early60's with the "Beatnicks" ,ever watched old "Dobie Gillis"? Noticed his buddy "Manord"(Bob Denver-later Gilligan)? He's had one. A few things for the 60's came back in the 90's,like "That Girl" flips on the girls. Probably because of Ms. Lady Kier(DeeeLite) wore it '90 with her Go Go look. Danny


But they didn't have anything like Mullet Chick in the '50s!

http://media.ebaumsworld.com/picture/Snorkpants/MulletChick.png

But they didn't have anything like Mullet Chick in the '50s!

http://media.ebaumsworld.com/picture/Snorkpants/MulletChick.png
                                                                                                                                                Well,that would probably have been considered cool maybe with the motorcycle chicks? Danny

The Mullet Chick is cool  8)

and yes... I have a goatee (I've had it for years)  ;)
w/ a crew cut

The mullet was big starting in the 70's, the goatee however was around as early as the late 60', early 70's.

There are so many varieties of mullets.  I don't remember any of the long-short styles being called "mullets" until the late '90s.  I'm sure the term originated earlier, but I just don't remember it.  Some mullets were actually an outgrowth (NPI) of punk hairstyles, such as cutting it close on the sides and leaving it long or spiky on top -- perhaps bleaching it.  I actually DID that once in about '85.  Shortly thereafter, I saw all the dopes walking around the shopping malls with their mullets and Miami Vice 'do's.  I realized the fashion had been relegated to the redneck culture.  David Gahan from Depeche Mode insisted on his mullet for years and years, but he gets a special dispensation. 

The goatee comes and goes.  I think they tend to look a little satanic, but perhaps that's part of the allure.  What the hell, it's your facial hair, do what you want with it.  Ladies too if you got it!  Me, I'm clean-shaven.  Always preferred it that way.  Sometimes I get the three-day or five-day stubble, but that's as far as I go.

Here's one I always thought was cool:  The classic Van Dyke style!

http://www.probertencyclopaedia.com/j/Vandyke%20Beard.jpg


What variation of Mullet would you describe this as?
http://img690.imageshack.us/img690/4937/1996trip236.jpg
I've always that unlike the stereotypical mullet, this variety actually looked cool.

The mullet was big starting in the 70's, the goatee however was around as early as the late 60', early 70's.

I think the goatee was around before that.
How about the Spanish Conquistadors of the 15th & 16th century?
I would bet it was around before even then.  ;)

I wonder when those cool conquistador helmets are going to come back in style?  8)

I think the goatee was around before that.
How about the Spanish Conquistadors of the 15th & 16th century?
I would bet it was around before even then.  ;)

I wonder when those cool conquistador helmets are going to come back in style?  8)


Just don't braid the goatee like Snoop Dogg.  If you braid it, kids will be sneaking up to you all day asking if you know where they can score some weed.  Do you know where they can score some weed?  If you do, your civic duty is complete.  If you don't, then don't hang out with the braided goatee!
8)

George Washington, the first USA President had a mullet....The United States' Constitution, was founded upon those who sported the Mullet....

http://www.1st-art-gallery.com/thumbnail/192808/1/George-Washington-1732-99.jpg

Have mullets gone away?

If you walk into a bar where everybody else has a mullet and you don't, trust me they make you feel real uncomfortable.

What's even worse than the mullet is the "skullet."

Which for those of you who might not know, is when guys go bald on top but let their fringes keep growing long.

Some examples:

http://www.thecaptainsmemos.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/db_todd_and_the_skullet71.jpg

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_Uvi4DD43wWQ/SxQuXEuelDI/AAAAAAAADdM/JEb9IQjBcts/s320/skullet.jpg

http://www.woosk.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/skullet.jpg



I used to work with a guy who had a skullet, he was a total prick and always tried to mess with me.

I'd just call him "Bozo" and he'd get really pissed off.  :D

I still rock a goatee.

A buddy of mine has a skullet!  He's a 32-year-old metalhead who never had to cut his hair short, but started balding prematurely!

WTF, I'm plucking grays out of my eye brows now!
;D

I have a mullet now! not a redneck mullet or a skullet though. more 80s business lady mullet.

I have a mullet now! not a redneck mullet or a skullet though. more 80s business lady mullet.


Pics! We want pics!!!  ;)

Pics! We want pics!!!  ;)


I once saw in Boston a dude with a shaven head and a pic in his back pocket!  That had to have been about 1991!
;D

Mulleteers I

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSN4W45rYvo

Mulleteers II

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QE61Bz7IHKg

Mulleteers III


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBo8KXc83tc&feature=related

The mullet is only liked or disliked now, because it was given a name by the Beastie Boys and Hockey Fans. If it never really had a name, I believe people wouldn't even care that much about it. What get's me, is guys now looking at other guy's hair and making comments about it...what's up with that? Women to women I can understand, but guys? The guys I know, could care less what they wear, let alone make a comment about fashion. Has most guys now gone feminine?

The mullet is only liked or disliked now, because it was given a name by the Beastie Boys and Hockey Fans. If it never really had a name, I believe people wouldn't even care that much about it. What get's me, is guys now looking at other guy's hair and making comments about it...what's up with that? Women to women I can understand, but guys? The guys I know, could care less what they wear, let alone make a comment about fashion. Has most guys now gone feminine?


The word is "metrosexual"!
;D

The thing is, mullets were associated with macho bullsh*t in the '80s.  We didn't have a name for it yet.  Some called it a long-short.  Anyway,  they were big with hockey players and, I think, NASCAR drivers.  Don Johnson for sure. 

Rat tails were also popular in the '80s. 
8-P

Feminine?  It depends on the guy and the mullet, I suppose.

I still think the goatee is fading out of popularity. It's had a steady stream of popularity since the 90s;
Mustaches had a steady stream of popularity from the 70s to the 90s; I think that like the mustache fell out of popularity in the 90s,
The goatee will fall out of popularity in the '10s.

For those who remember and were teens/adults in the 90s, around when (like what year) do you recall the mullet truly going out of style--not simply going out of style but becoming the haircut that's mocked more than perhaps any other?

When?  I don't know!  Why is pretty damned obvious!  ;D

I can't remember the exact year,but before the middle of the 90's that look was out of style.That is one hairstyle that should never come back in style.It was so bad.

Mid 90s, and why....well that should be obvious.

Yes why.  Why did the mullet go out of style?

BECAUSE IT WAS STUPID


Anyone who has a mullet, lives in a trailer park, has a beard, wears checkered shirts with no sleeves and says words like "Y'all" and "Git".  And if anyone here still has a mullet and is offended by this, I am not going to apologize, because well come on.  You know it's true, and if you can't face that, well then that's just sad.  

It's 2011; If you still have a mullet, I want to toss empty beer cans at you :D

This guy I work with, who's a nice guy but a complete airhead, had a mullet until about 3-4 months ago. I used to break his balls quite a bit about it and ask him repeatedly when he was going to cut his mullet off.

Now I keep asking him when he's gonna grow it back.  ;D ;D ;D

I think it's overly stereotyped....
My dad wore one from around '89 to '96 and he was no country boy or hillbilly or or said ya'll or the like. He was a professional with a Bachelor's Degree working in New York City and simply used to wear it in a ponytail at work. I guess that's why I've never gotten the "Mullet = Uneducated sleazy redneck" connotation.

I will say the mid 90s because the early 90s still have some 80s influence and people like Bill Ray Cyrus (Acky Breaky Heart) was sporting that mullet in 1992.

Why, it's because it's out of style, and in the mid 90s, no one was wear mullets.

I think it's overly stereotyped....
My dad wore one from around '89 to '96 and he was no country boy or hillbilly or or said ya'll or the like. He was a professional with a Bachelor's Degree working in New York City and simply used to wear it in a ponytail at work. I guess that's why I've never gotten the "Mullet = Uneducated sleazy redneck" connotation.


If you read whistledog's post properly you'll see he was talking about people who still have mullets.  Yes it was trendy, but now it isn't yet people still wear this style

When did mullets go out of style?  When did they start calling them "mullets"?  That's when mullets went out of style. 

Why?  As I remember it, in the early '80s college kids thought they were being cool by wearing it long on top and short on the sides and back.  Then came "Miami Vice" and all the Tony Yahoos at the mall started wearing the Don Johnson look.  College hipster backed away from it.

By the early 1990s the so-called mullet was strictly for bumpkins.  Dave Gahan insists on wearing one, but he's kind of a bumpkin at heart!
;D

http://www1.uni-ak.ac.at/architektur/bilder/MULLETS.jpg

^ not David Gahan...not yet, anyway!

I think it was getting kind of rare in the mid 90's. It was very rare in the late 90's. I also think the mullet jokes started in the late 90's. I didn't even know what the word meant until somewhere around 2000-2002.

I think it was getting kind of rare in the mid 90's. It was very rare in the late 90's. I also think the mullet jokes started in the late 90's. I didn't even know what the word meant until somewhere around 2000-2002.


Joe Dirt!

I'd say around the mid '90s, by the late '90s and into the early '00s the short hair clean cut look was in.

I actually have seen the occasional 80's looking do here and here. It's rare, but it seems like it's becoming somewhat more common, exponential growth perhaps?

I wore a mullet for Halloween last night! Acid wash jeans, too.

I actually have seen the occasional 80's looking do here and here. It's rare, but it seems like it's becoming somewhat more common, exponential growth perhaps?


I've seen it too but it's rare nowadays.

You know who the worst mullet band was?

http://images4.fanpop.com/image/photos/23800000/Head-Over-Heels-tears-for-fears-23828894-720-540.jpg

http://www.trouveztout.org/images/Tears-For-fears.shout.jpg

Some of the styles that Tears For Fears had were not over seen by a stylist.  Fortunately Curt thought that the majority of what they wore in the 80s was hideous.  :)  Is it any wonder Curt cut his hair and Roland grew his hair out? Not that I blame them or anything like that.  :)

http://www.multinet.no/~jonarne/Hjemmesia/Favorittartister/tears_for_fears/tears_for_fears_32.jpg

I think some women also wore mullets in the 80's:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shszBQceoNs

You know who the worst mullet band was?

http://images4.fanpop.com/image/photos/23800000/Head-Over-Heels-tears-for-fears-23828894-720-540.jpg

http://www.trouveztout.org/images/Tears-For-fears.shout.jpg

Some of the styles that Tears For Fears had were not over seen by a stylist.  Fortunately Curt thought that the majority of what they wore in the 80s was hideous.  :)  Is it any wonder Curt cut his hair and Roland grew his hair out? Not that I blame them or anything like that.  :)

http://www.multinet.no/~jonarne/Hjemmesia/Favorittartister/tears_for_fears/tears_for_fears_32.jpg


Wasn't Curt thinning?  ???

Back in the eighties when men were men!
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_0cnXYhlBk1k/Sm2sjlD77iI/AAAAAAAADP0/oy4UaIt0tyI/s400/mullet+des+chippendale.jpg

Wasn't Curt thinning?  ???


Not back then he wasn't.  Back then he had a full head of hair.  Now his hair is gray and thining.  :)

Back in the eighties when men were men!
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_0cnXYhlBk1k/Sm2sjlD77iI/AAAAAAAADP0/oy4UaIt0tyI/s400/mullet+des+chippendale.jpg


OMG!  ;D

Back in the eighties when men were men!
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_0cnXYhlBk1k/Sm2sjlD77iI/AAAAAAAADP0/oy4UaIt0tyI/s400/mullet+des+chippendale.jpg


Are those the Chippendales?

:D

I actually have seen the occasional mullet. It seems like the 80s revival started with the less risky things, like the shoes or jackets or whatever, then the colors pink and cyan came back, and then the hipsters brought back the coke bottle glasses, and now you're even starting to see perms and mullets reappear in small doses.

Are those the Chippendales?

:D


Yes.

Are those the Chippendales?

:D


Believe or not, in the eighties, we didn't know all those guys were gay.  We thought the rumors were something made up by jealous boyfriends who didn't like their girlfriends boogieing to Chippendales!  8)

Go to New Jersey or Indiana, they never even went out of style there.  ;D

By around what year did mullets become unpopular?

Will the mullet ever comeback?

http://www.inthe00s.com/index.php?topic=45417.0

When/why did the mullet go out of style?

http://www.inthe00s.com/index.php?topic=44060.0

By around what year did mullets become unpopular?


I would say 1991.

I've seen girls wearing it lately  8-P

By around what year did mullets become unpopular?


1993 after 'Achy Breaky Heart' fell out of the charts

Hipsters wore various mullet styles in the early to mid-eighties.  The Don Johnson Miami Vice style was the first popular mullet style I remember.  Of course, they weren't called mullets back then.  I don't think I got hip to the word "mullet" until the late nineties and by then it was sort of a Billy-Bob look.  David Gahan's persistent mullet-wearing bewildered his fashion-conscious fans!

I've seen girls wearing it lately  8-P


What's wrong with girls having a mullet?  ???

What's wrong with girls having a mullet?  ???


Nothing, if they want to not get a date with a man ever lol

Nothing, if they want to not get a date with a man ever lol


I wouldn't mind dating a woman with a mullet.

I wouldn't mind dating a woman

fixed it for you

They were less common in the mainstream by the mid-90's. Very less common by the late 90's. I think that's when mullet jokes started. I didn't even know what the word meant until around 2001/2002.

fixed it for you


Thanks.

Will the mullet ever comeback?

http://www.inthe00s.com/index.php?topic=45417.0

When/why did the mullet go out of style?

http://www.inthe00s.com/index.php?topic=44060.0


http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s78/AL-B_photos/frabz-yeah-if-you-could-just-bump-your-old-threads-instead-of-repeated-6da6bb_zps868474c8.jpg

Or merge them all into one large super thread :D

2 got away from me.

http://www.inthe00s.com/index.php?topic=45417.0
http://www.inthe00s.com/index.php?topic=39465.0

Someone mentioned the pic I posted the only they'd ever seen of MJ with an mustache. I was bored and found more:

http://mjjgallery.free.fr/19982000/appearances/carousel/020.jpg

Michael in a cougar sandwhich back in 2000.

http://mjjgallery.free.fr/invincible/trial/111402/courtroom/024.jpg

Mike in court in 2002. Looks mighty chipper for a fellow being sued for 21 million dollars. My best friend said she'd faint if Michael looked at her like that! LOL

http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b191/guarinigirl2000/7.jpg

http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b191/guarinigirl2000/6_2.jpg

http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b191/guarinigirl2000/10_2.jpg

More from the MJ TV Guide shoot in 1999.

To say I really hate this look, I have one of the picsw as a poster in my room. LOL

II have to much time son my hands. LOL.

So glad he didn't try that scruffy look in the 80s.
That is not a moustache that is just stubble!

https://fbcdn-sphotos-d-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-frc1/t1.0-9/p480x480/10299144_729181547124007_5194486227276605454_n.jpg

Birthday boy George Clooney with a moustache.

I can't beleive someone raised this thread like Lazarus!  ;D

Had one several years ago (circa 1997-ish), but I looked such a tw*t that it soon came off, never to be seen again...

You want 'tashes? Feast yer eyes on Dick Strawbridge's beauty - he must have several small animals nesting in there!

http://cdn.images.express.co.uk/img/dynamic/39/590x/10f44books2-398472.jpg

http://a.espncdn.com/photo/2010/0305/pg2_g_hogan1_576.jpg


What the hell is happening here? Did he dye the five o'clock shadow black, or the fu-manchu platinum? ???
I'm confused here. Somewhere Don Johnson is laughing at him.

I can't beleive someone raised this thread like Lazarus!  ;D
I saw the above picture of George Clooney with a moustache, and thought of searching online for we already have a beard topic, so I went to Google and search moustache with inthe00s and this topic came up, thus contributing to this topic and not having to start a new topic.

What the hell is happening here? Did he dye the five o'clock shadow black, or the fu-manchu platinum? ???
I'm confused here. Somewhere Don Johnson is laughing at him.


Hulk Hogan always had the handlebar mustache, He just decided to keep his five o'clock shadow black.

Hulk Hogan always had the handlebar mustache, He just decided to keep his five o'clock shadow black.
I take it that Hulk Hogan bleached his moustache?

http://img2.timeinc.net/people/i/2013/sandbox/news/131202/moustache-monday/john-oates-600x450.jpg

John Oates mustache.

http://renegadecinema.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Freddie-Mercury-HQ-freddie-mercury-31872932-883-1199.jpg

Freddie Mercury moustache

I take it that Hulk Hogan bleached his moustache?


to try to make himself look younger.

to try to make himself look younger.
It does not seem to work.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/87/Lech_Walesa_-_2009.jpg/220px-Lech_Walesa_-_2009.jpg

Polish politician, trade-union organizer, philanthropist and human-rights activist, Lech Wałęsa moustache

Prominent Spanish Catalan surrealist painter Salvador Dali was known for his moustache.

http://coolartblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/Salvador-Dali.jpg

Giant Moustache at the Dali Museum in Saint Petersburg, FL

https://scontent-b-lhr.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/t1.0-9/10295674_10152493793311042_3507441481866233247_n.jpg

It does not seem to work.


He seems to be getting older with that mustache.

http://stallonezone.com/zone/2011/z092111mustache.png

http://stallonezone.com/zone/2011/z092111mustache.png
Is that Tom Selleck?

Is that Tom Selleck?


No, that's Sylvester Stallone.

Is that Tom Selleck?
Tom Selleck's moustache on Sylvester Stallone

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=BxhqVrbixZc

Tom Selleck's moustache on Sylvester Stallone

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=BxhqVrbixZc


looks dignified.

James Hetfield, classic trash-stache!

http://www.russianmachineneverbreaks.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/hetfield_500.jpg

http://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/b2/74/96/b27496c6a6bb3068e40fae150a34bb9c.jpg

http://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/b2/74/96/b27496c6a6bb3068e40fae150a34bb9c.jpg

http://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/b2/74/96/b27496c6a6bb3068e40fae150a34bb9c.jpg
Who is that?

Who is that?


I don't have a clue.

http://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/b2/74/96/b27496c6a6bb3068e40fae150a34bb9c.jpg

http://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/b2/74/96/b27496c6a6bb3068e40fae150a34bb9c.jpg

Who is that?

I don't have a clue.
Any offers?

http://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/b2/74/96/b27496c6a6bb3068e40fae150a34bb9c.jpg
Howard, how did you search for this image, there may be a clue to who it is on the webpage?

unless he googled for images of trendy moustaches circa 1974

unless he googled for images of trendy moustaches circa 1974
Google Searching "trendy moustaches 1974", this was the fourth image...

Lord Lucan

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/12/03/article-2517571-19CE02E500000578-346_306x537.jpg

Any offers?


I'll try to find it again.

Howard, how did you search for this image, there may be a clue to who it is on the webpage?


I might have typed "80's mustaches".

I might have typed "80's mustaches".
I search with the same words and found it here on this webpage, with the wording 'hair, shirt, moustache, 80s'

http://www.pinterest.com/crookchristine/vintage-80s/

I search with the same words and found it here on this webpage, with the wording 'hair, shirt, moustache, 80s'

http://www.pinterest.com/crookchristine/vintage-80s/


Thanks.

http://media.carbonated.tv/36819_story__stache2.jpg

http://media.carbonated.tv/36819_story__stache2.jpg


I love those porn 'staches.

I love those porn 'staches.
::)

http://www.cartoonbrew.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/disneymousetache.jpg

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/df/Walt_Disney_1946.JPG

After an intense, 10-year lobbying effort by the American Mustache Institute, for the first time in nearly 60 years employees of The Walt Disney Co. will not face violations to their civil liberties nor roadblocks to improved good looks as the company announced Monday it would allow employees at its two U.S. theme-park resorts to grow and wear beards or goatees.

The new policy takes effect Feb. 3 and eliminates a facial-hair ban that has for decades been a source of grumbling among some of the company’s male theme-park workers, as well as the broader facial hair community.

“The discriminatory hand of a company that was ironically founded by a Mustached American — Walt Disney himself — has just been set aside,” said Dr. Abraham Jonas Froman, chief executive officer of the American Mustache Institute. “We’re proud that we could stand up for our brothers in facial hair.”

As an initial demonstration of good faith in negotiations, the company began inching back from its ban on facial hair in 2000, when it finally decided to allow mustaches.  Disney’s new policy restricts any facial hair to no more than a quarter of an inch in length. And the company says any chin whiskers “must create an overall neat, polished and professional look” and must be fully grown in and well-groomed.

Ironically, the rigid code was instituted in 1955 by Walt Disney himself, a self-loathing Mustached American who felt the need to distinguish his theme park from what he called “filthy carnies.”

While publicly Disney said it finally relented on beards in response to requests from its employees, or “cast members,” AMI’s Dr. Froman and other members of the organization’s staff and administration had been meeting with Disney officials for the past few months finishing off an agreement that was long-coming.

“Disney Look guides are periodically reviewed, given the unique environment of our theme parks and resorts,” Disney spokeswoman Andrea Finger said. “While we’re careful to maintain our heritage and the integrity of our brand, a recent review of our guidelines led to a decision that an update was appropriate at this time.”

Disney doesn’t tinker with its look lightly: Changes are typically made only after the company has studied similar guidelines at other theme parks and Fortune 500 companies. The last major change occurred two years ago, when the company finally allowed female workers to forego wearing panty hose when wearing skirts — a rule that had been particularly uncomfortable for women working outside on steamy summer days in Central Florida.

Carry on.

http://www.cartoonbrew.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/disneymousetache.jpg


it looks like a real mustache.

it looks like a real mustache.
..and dangerous for children

http://www.failfunnies.com/26/images/tattoo-head-funny.jpg

http://www.failfunnies.com/26/images/tattoo-head-funny.jpg
;D

http://www.failfunnies.com/26/images/tattoo-head-funny.jpg


cool.

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-KuwW6FSJdsY/TnmOxo-I1AI/AAAAAAAAAbE/Yic_mRhAYoE/s400/mustache%2Bmwilderjpe.jpg

http://matthewginn.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/Mustache-20060203_MCG0205-20091.jpg

http://stevenarch.tymoon.eu/fab/src/132322293241.jpg

http://cdn.shortlist.com/resource/cache/binary/4c8e3915f5748b904b6250a9b0e26a70/350x500_WILDER__TERI_GARR_CTF17923.jpg?m=1329436140

http://cdn.shortlist.com/resource/cache/binary/2cd5a56a661520e49effaad7c0b79a13/350x500_Groucho%20Marx%20-%20Duck%20Soup.jpg?m=1329436141

http://frontporchdenver.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2012/08/111608_Hulk_Hogan_Wikimedia.jpeg

http://cdn.shortlist.com/resource/cache/binary/2cd5a56a661520e49effaad7c0b79a13/350x500_Groucho%20Marx%20-%20Duck%20Soup.jpg?m=1329436141


that was a painted on mustache.

http://a.espncdn.com/photo/2010/0305/pg2_g_hogan1_576.jpg

http://frontporchdenver.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2012/08/111608_Hulk_Hogan_Wikimedia.jpeg
Snap!

Snap!


He's had the handlebar mustache for 30 years and at one time he shaved it off but then he grew it back again.

http://i.imgur.com/W7TrB.png

http://media.npr.org/assets/img/2011/07/05/803558_custom-a7cf0de0ff55bbd81f79fd2d34ba6ac2e7253a8b-s6-c30.jpg

http://i1.ytimg.com/vi/u2xrEkKAW40/hqdefault.jpg

always try to trim your mustache.

http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01169/arts-graphics-2006_1169066a.jpg

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/15/Hitov.jpeg

Try and beat that!

http://madaboutsports.com.au/Images/blog/Lanny-McDonald-moustache.jpg

http://media.nbcwashington.com/images/1200*947/103008+Movember+Moustaches+p1.jpg

http://www.blogcdn.com/main.stylelist.com/media/2010/04/geraldo-rivera-mustache240do041610.jpg

http://madaboutsports.com.au/Images/blog/Lanny-McDonald-moustache.jpg


Lanny McDonald FTW!

http://pixel.nymag.com/content/dam/fashion/daily/2012/12/07/07-mustache-155416907.jpg

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-ogKe4vn-G2k/Unocf0uVd6I/AAAAAAAAE7w/zk6v7Ol01vU/s1600/1717Emperor_Tamarin_by_Peter_Smart.jpg

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-ogKe4vn-G2k/Unocf0uVd6I/AAAAAAAAE7w/zk6v7Ol01vU/s1600/1717Emperor_Tamarin_by_Peter_Smart.jpg


I like the monkey mustache.

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2011/03/31/article-1371854-0B6ABB3400000578-707_634x898.jpg

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-kK4Ch_ZnkcQ/T_dE6bD6IVI/AAAAAAAAES8/M1S5VAMXe6E/s1600/Adolf-Hitler-kool-1.jpg

http://img.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2007/09_03/stalinDM2109_468x551.jpg

http://theatticbirds.files.wordpress.com/2012/10/victorian-moustache.jpg

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/ed/Kaiser_Wilhelm_Ii_and_Germany_1890_-_1914_HU68367.jpg/422px-Kaiser_Wilhelm_Ii_and_Germany_1890_-_1914_HU68367.jpg

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/4c/Franz_ferdinand.jpg/220px-Franz_ferdinand.jpg

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3b/John_Scott_Haldane_1910.jpg

Another ultimate moustache, belonging to British physician physiologist and philosopher John Scott Haldane.

Every philosopher needs a moustache?

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3b/John_Scott_Haldane_1910.jpg

Another ultimate moustache, belonging to British physician physiologist and philosopher John Scott Haldane.

Every philosopher needs a moustache?
I call that a soup-strainer!

https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/515584408276185089/8Kv4Rp_G_400x400.jpeg