Thirdi Software joins the global community with the recent discovery that charity is simply a mustache. Take part by joining the team, donating or simply watching the mustaches grow!
The month of November is over, but Movember is really just beginning. Thanks to your generous donations we were able to raise $330!!! That’s enough to feed a small village of prostates for nearly a year.
The team over at Prostate Cancer the Research Foundation of Canada says this:
Our mission is to raise funds for research into the prevention, treatment and cure of prostate cancer by engaging Canadians through awareness, education, and advocacy.
Prostate cancer is the number one cancer threat to Canadian men. It will afflict 1 in 7 men in their lifetimes - approximately 24,700 men this year alone.
Again, I want to thank everyone for participating in this months event. See you all at the next one!
I couldn’t sleep I was so excited this is the last day! That’s why you see the early morning light and the excited, yet reserved smile. I’m awesome. I know.
28 days of sweet mo-growth and I’m starting to look like a blonde Tom Selleck. The best part is I’m starting to feel like a rock star. I won’t be surprised if people start asking for autographs. I’d hate to let down my fans - so I’ll be nice and sign their chesticles.
The end is near, but the stache must go on. I find myself becoming more and more attached to the stache. Which isn’t really suprising if you think about it. Take motherhood for example, mothers have a baby grow inside and give birth. They are often very attached to each other. Growing a stache is pretty much the same thing. It grows and comes out. Just like a baby. To sum up: giving birth is the same as growing a stache.
I decided to celebrate my greatly enhanced looks and went to buy suitable wheels. You can find me cruising near daycares and elementary schools.
After hours of battling I finally have this baby under control again. A word of warning to all current and future Mo Bros - trim early and trim fast. I took care of the spillage around my mouth and I can eat, drink and breathe again. It’s truly magnificent.
Oh yes….and in the immortal words of Europe - “It’s the final countdown”. With less than a week to go - this stache is on it’s last legs. So please pull our your wallets and find the will to donate. Prostates everywhere will thank you.
It seems the stache has finally taken on a mind of it’s own. It’s beginning to take over my entire mouth, but I’m determined to be it’s master. Tomorrow I will trim this baby and restore it to it’s former sweet luster. In the meantime…..enjoy.
If you suffer from any of these forms of facial hair, pay penance by donating to the Movember cause: Prostate Cancer Canada. Help our team get to $1000!!!
Here you have a chance to see Shooter graduating from Mustache University. It only took 4 long years to grow a stache that nasty.
28 days of sweet mo-growth and I’m starting to look like a blonde 
