forcefraser wrote: ↑19 Nov 2023, 07:47
There was a time when a single tash was sported only by Police, military or raving bufties. Although still a favourite of the homosexual, the single tash has spread to traffic wardens, security guards and the Welsh
forcefraser wrote: ↑19 Nov 2023, 07:47
There was a time when a single tash was sported only by Police, military or raving bufties. Although still a favourite of the homosexual, the single tash has spread to traffic wardens, security guards and the Welsh
Why oh why am I getting images of Blue Oyster Bar from Police Academy?
“De de de de de derrrrrr!!”
A single tash has to be a massive no no. If a tash has to be worn at all, it needs to be combined with a beard, as a minimum.
There was a time when a single tash was sported only by Police, military or raving bufties. Although still a favourite of the homosexual, the single tash has spread to traffic wardens, security guards and the Welsh
Some people think it gives them an authoritative look. To me it's more of a cry for help, or something much much worse
You know it's Movember, right?
Of course and that's a different ball game (no pun intended)
A month long tash for charidy is to be commended. Long term use? Not so much
I had a handlebar moustache for a year or so. It was a thing of absolute beauty.
