Mustaches

There are very few men who can successfully get away with a mustache (we’re looking at you, Tom Selleck), yet for generations there have been many styles of mustaches – and beards, for that matter – that have been popular.

Washington Nationals' second baseman Danny Espinosa has had a rough last two years, so he did what every reasonable guy would do: he grew the most badass mustache in his industry.

Nothing says ‘manly man’ like a mustache. So, this guy must be a real manly man.

Now that Movember is over, it's probably time to get rid of that flavor saver, so no one mistakes you for a creepy conquistador.

You might think shaving off that "mouth brow" is a smart decision, but is it really? Before you take the plunge, enjoy a few of these activities that can only be enjoyed by guys (and some girls) with a 'stache.

Today marks the end of Movember, which sucks. Come tomorrow, our upper lip bushes will no longer be a symbol of our manliness, but rather a suggestion we're one of those creepy dudes who hangs in the dark corner of the strip club in jorts and a leather jacket.

Unless you're just now emerging from hibernation, you're probably aware the greatest time of year is upon us: Movember. It's an entire month where participating men ditch their razors in an attempt to grow some wild 'staches and raise money for cancer research.

It's always nice to see kids doing something to raise awareness or money to help their fellow man. Apparently, one school in Bedforshire, England doesn't feel the same way.

Gus Hooker of Bedforshire, England has a couple really good reasons to take part in "Movember," the month-long initiative to raise awareness and funds for men's cancer research. The first is that the 13-year old's grandfather is currently recovery from cancer. The second is that Hooker is the rare 13-year-old who can grow a solid mustache.

For those not in the know, November is now known as Movember -- the month when men try to grow mustaches to raise money for prostate and testicular cancer initiatives. As evidenced by our Facebook news feed, this is not always a pretty sight