TV host Jimmy Fallon drew marker mustaches on 13 strangers in 30 seconds, a new world record. He mustached 14 people, but the last one was his mom, who didn’t qualify as a stranger.

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Snobbish Mustache Meets Other Snobs

Second Annual Snobbish Mustache

Even Barack Obama is Doing it, Why Don’t You?

What: Meet Snobbish People from Boulder, CO and have fun

Where : Eben G. Fine Park \ Boulder, CO

When : Thursday, August 20, 2009 @ 5:30 pm

How : With a snobbish attitude of course. Bring your own snobbish mustache or get one with us. Name tags will be provided but not for your name but for your snobbish category.

BRING:

Required :

• Something to share; drinks, food, desert, crackers, snacks, cheese
• Snobbish but relax Attitude
• Painted Snobbish Mustache

No Required but Cool:

• Bring and play games; hoola hoola, badminton
• Bring some snobbish conversation topics
• I’m bringing liquid washable eye liner for the mustaches and a few hand mirrors

Snobbish Mustache helps children in the developing world gain the lifelong gift of education by making a donation through;

http://www.firstgiving.com/snubbishmustache

Spread the word ! and be proud of your snobbish mustache.

Snob Categories

• If you are a snobbish philosopher, this is your time to shine
• Yoga Snobs
• Shakespeare snobs and Wine and Cheese snobs
• Film and movie festival snobs
• Music snobs
• Cycling and Tour de France snobs

GALLERY OF PAST SNOBBISH MUSTACHE EVENTS:

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There is no greater blessing than an understanding friend, who’s there in times of trouble and on whom we can depend.

There is no greater blessing than a friend who always cares,One who will remember us in daily thoughts and prayers.

Thank you for your beautiful friendship

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What is a snob?

• a person who imitates, cultivates, or slavishly admires social superiors and is condescending or overbearing to others.

• a person who believes himself or herself an expert or connoisseur in a given field and is condescending toward or disdainful of those who hold other opinions or have different tastes regarding this field: a musical snob.

I don’t like the definition of a snob the way it is now. Let’s modify this definition by adding something like;

Snobbish people also help children in the developing world gain the lifelong gift of education

That’s sounds more like it.

Imagine having a conversation about Shakespeare, just a few years from now, with a little girl from Cambodia.

Room to Grow girls’ scholarship program has an immediate and direct influence on the lives of thousands of girls in the developing world. An education provides security and support to girls and enables them to make informed life decisions. In addition, a solid education is critical to improve the status of women, which provides a ripple of positive effects throughout society.

• Providing girls one extra year of education beyond the average boosts eventual wages by 10-20 percent.

• Infant mortality decreases by 8 percent for each year a woman stays in school.
• In Africa, children of mothers who receive five years of primary education are 40 percent more likely to live beyond age five.
• Family health and nutrition rise in the home of an educated woman.
• Multi-country data show educated mothers are about 50 percent more likely to immunize their children than are uneducated mothers.
• An educated woman has fewer children, so population growth is slowed in resource scarce countries.
• A 65-country analysis finds that doubling the proportion of women with a secondary education would reduce average fertility rates from 5.3 to 3.9 children per woman

Room to Read (www.roomtoread.org ) makes a long term commitment to each girl on the program: as long as she attends classes and participates in Room to Grow activities, they will continue to fund her education through the completion of secondary school. This promise provides an incentive for her to do well in school and for the family to support her in her academic endeavors. Currently, the majority of our scholarship students range in age from 7 to 12. Thank you for being part of this new adventure in my life. I was lucky to have the opportunity to pursue and graduate from CU boulder graduated engineering school and would like to extend the favor to others less lucky. If someone ask you about your snobbish mustache tell them;

Snobbish Mustache helps children in the developing world gain the lifelong gift of education by making a donation through;

http://www.firstgiving.com/snubbishmustache

Spread the word ! and be proud of your snobbish mustache.

Let’s get together and celebrate August birthdays

What: This is a birthday theme celebration. What is the theme?

Snobbish Mustache meets Wine and Cheese

You have to wear a snobbish mustache to attend to this event.

• Bring a bottle of wine to share and something to hide it with
• Bring and play games; hoola hoola, badminton
• Bring some cheese and crackers to share and eat cheese
• Bring some snobbish conversation topics
• I’m bringing liquid washable eye liner for the mustaches and a few hand mirrors

If you are a snobbish philosopher, this is your time to shine. What about all those;

• Shakespeare Snobs and Wine and Cheese snubs
• Film and movie festival snobs
• Music snobs

I hope to be snobbish enough for my own snobbish birthday celebration (I’m more like a stray puertorrican dog than a snob. I’ve been told) Attitude: 90% of life is attitude and 10% percent is showing up. You should be willing to paint a snobbish mustache (like the one in the picture) and talk philosophical stuff while eating cheese and drinking wine. Then we are hitting the town for more drinks … yes, you guessed it, with the snobbish mustaches on. When/Where: Wednesday, August 20, 2008 stating at 6:00 pm. at the Chautauqua park for;

• Wine and cheese. There will be hula hoops and balmington, frisbee and men’s wet t-shirt contests.
• Later, I’m planning for us to go to the Med for drinks and more aristocrat talking.
• Have you notice attitude is more important than where and when?
• Remember to visit http://www.firstgiving.com/snubbishmustache

VERY IMPORTANT:

Leave a comment if you will be able to attend (below)

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Never forget …

the smell of a summer morning

… your senses … that love is an addition

… a sweet addition we can’t live without

… to smile while under the sun

… to cry

… how unforgettable are memories of love rushing through your heart when is raining

… and soft music is playing

… that black and white picture with friends at a coffee table

… how dancing slowly, stops time … the magic of rolling silly over the grass while laughing

… to kiss softly … to be playful

… to pet a little dog you have never seen before. – “hi, little fella” –

… how babies smile with their eyes … and how cute it is.

… to run listening to your favorite music … and without a destination – make your own little movie –

… to forget about yourself and let go

… be silly … and never wear a social mask … or pretend

… it is not easy to keep that balance

… it is life and nothing else

… lie on the grass under a tree and stare at the leaves … take pictures

… to say good morning to a passersby while looking into the his/her eyes and smile … the erderly

… how a sincere hug feels

… that your mind can literally drives you nuts if you let it. Therefore drink some wine or a beer to play some tricks on it.

… that I will come up with something silly to do in my birthday. ——————————————————-

What: This is a birthday theme celebration. What is the theme?

Snobbish Mustache meets Wine and Cheese

You have to wear a snobbish mustache to attend to this event.

• Bring a bottle of wine to share and something to hide it with
• Bring and play games; hoola hoola, badminton
• Bring some cheese and crackers to share and eat cheese
• Bring some snobbish conversation topics

If you are a snobbish philosofer, this is your time to shine. What about all those;

• Shakespeare Snobs and Wine and Cheese snubs
• Film and movie festival snobs
• Music snobs

I hope to be snobbish enough for my own snobbish birthday celebration (I’m more like a stray puertorrican dog than a snob. I’ve been told) Attitude: 90% of life is attitude and 10% percent is showing up. You should be willing to paint a snobbish mustache (like the one in the picture) and talk philosophical stuff while eating cheese and drinking wine. Then we are hitting the town for more drinks … yes, you guessed it, with the snobbish mustaches on. Where: I still haven’t decided but it looks like the Med unless someone else has a better more affordable idea. When: Wednesday, August 20, 2008 stating at 6:00 pm. at the Chautauqua park for;

• Wine and cheese. There will be hula hoops and balmington, frisbee and men’s wet t-shirt contests.
• Later, I’m planning for us to go to the Med for drinks and more aristocrat talking.
• Have you notice attitude is more important than where and when?

VERY IMPORTANT:

Leave a comment if you will be able to attend (below)

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