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Schnauzer
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Post subject: Re: You, Your Moustache and Children  Posted: 3:11 on Tuesday January 31st 2012 |
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Here's the only one of my heirs that hopes to have inherited the handlebar gene. I've already told him that's about all he should expect and there's no guarantee on the handlebar either. 
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Post subject: Re: Your Handlebar and your children Posted: 11:14 on Tuesday January 31st 2012 |
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Joined: 13:40 on Monday December 12th 2011
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Location: Wichita Falls Tx
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My 13 year old son inherited the hair from both sides of the family. Blond from mine and grizzly bear full body fur from his Mother. He is so hairy that if it was not the lightest blond you could think of he would have started shaving at about 9. His moustache is so light as to be invisable but at the same time is probably 1/4 inch long.
Russell
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Post subject: Re: Your Handlebar and your children Posted: 12:46 on Tuesday January 31st 2012 |
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Joined: 16:08 on Saturday December 10th 2011
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Location: Fort Lauderdale USA or alternately in Front of my computer
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Post subject: Re: Your Handlebar and your children Posted: 13:52 on Tuesday January 31st 2012 |
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Location: Upstate NY, USA
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Sn: two thumbs up!
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I ended up with a broken fiddle -
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Zookeepa
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Post subject: Re: Your Handlebar and your children Posted: 22:44 on Tuesday January 31st 2012 |
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Joined: 16:53 on Tuesday April 22nd 2008
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Location: Surrey
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This was in another thread so apologies for repeating, but... well proud of the little man doesn't quite cover it. He now has his own works ID which was produced from this photo. He is certainly going up in the world that's for sure. 
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River2Sea
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Post subject: Re: Your Handlebar and your children Posted: 17:11 on Wednesday February 1st 2012 |
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Joined: 16:08 on Saturday December 10th 2011
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Location: Fort Lauderdale USA or alternately in Front of my computer
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Hats to you sir for raising the little man. Makes me think of a poem by Kipling... 
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bearded bicycles
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Post subject: Re: Your Handlebar and your children Posted: 22:34 on Saturday February 4th 2012 |
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Joined: 21:58 on Sunday January 22nd 2012
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Location: BC Canada
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Zookeepa, you're baby has a very impressive handlebar indeed... And he wears it with such understated confidence.
-Tristan
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clegger
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Post subject: Re: Your Handlebar and your children Posted: 15:00 on Thursday March 15th 2012 |
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Joined: 19:47 on Wednesday March 14th 2012
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Location: Winnipeg
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This isn't my child, but he looks the part.  I wasn't having a great moustache day, but he sure was... and the pic was taken on Louis Riel day, thus the shirt. Moderator's edit to include image of Louis Riel for reference 
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alfredo
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Post subject: Re: Your Handlebar and your children Posted: 18:05 on Monday March 19th 2012 |
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Joined: 3:06 on Sunday March 18th 2012
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Location: Born in Mexico City. Currently in Victoria, BC, Canada
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These pictures are very good you guys! Looks like the next generation of handlebars is already looking good!  I just wanted to share this. I hope you like it. He is not my son, but my friend's. Photo was taken yesterday when we had a Mexican folklore dance show.... And boy, oh boy, do I have some hilarious anecdotes involving the moustache when we have a show! I'll share some of those later in the appropriate thread, but for now here's the pic. Alfredo.
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mustachiomike
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Post subject: Re: Your Handlebar and your children Posted: 23:52 on Tuesday May 15th 2012 |
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Joined: 0:02 on Saturday July 30th 2011
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 Here are me and my daughter with her tape stache.
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Mrdjthc
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Post subject: Re: Your Handlebar and your children Posted: 13:00 on Wednesday May 16th 2012 |
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Joined: 17:47 on Thursday September 22nd 2011
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Location: Reading, UK
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Moustachemike your tashe is incredible!! I wish mine was as thick and bushy as yours!! It really is something special!!
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mustachiomike
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Post subject: Re: Your Handlebar and your children Posted: 15:53 on Sunday May 20th 2012 |
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Joined: 0:02 on Saturday July 30th 2011
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Location: S. Florida
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thank you for the mega compliment. Maybe the photo makes it look better than it really is. My wife tells me constantly to trim, I just can't do it. It took too long to get like it is and I am happy with it. Again, thank you.
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Post subject: Re: Your Handlebar and your children Posted: 19:03 on Sunday May 20th 2012 |
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Joined: 5:25 on Saturday September 18th 2010
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Location: Las Vegas, Nevada USA
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Mrdjthc wrote: Moustachemike your tashe is incredible!! I wish mine was as thick and bushy as yours!! It really is something special!! @mrdjthc - Don't short change yourself. Your moustache looks excellent as it is.
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Post subject: Re: Your Handlebar and your children Posted: 3:12 on Monday May 21st 2012 |
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Joined: 0:02 on Saturday July 30th 2011
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Location: S. Florida
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I will second that. Yours certainly does look good.
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7VEN
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Post subject: Re: Your Handlebar and your children Posted: 11:09 on Tuesday May 22nd 2012 |
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Joined: 14:17 on Sunday December 18th 2011
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Location: London, United Kingdom
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Not a great stache day but you get the idea.... 
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