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Rockstar Invites You To Grow A Mustache For Charity
Rockstar Games announced today it will be a major sponsor of Movember, the annual “month-long celebration of the moustache,” which raises money for men’s health charities, including the Prostate Cancer Foundation and the Lance Armstrong Foundation. Participants in the charity will begin growing a mustache from November 1st to the 30th and will raise money via the sponsorship of family and friends.
The developers at Rockstar are adding their own twist to the festivities; they will include the participant with the “most dastardly outlaw moustache” in the upcoming Red Dead Redemption. All you have to do is register at Rockstar’s Movember website, and send them a picture of yourself at the end of the month. Oh yeah, you have to be able to grow a moustache too... some GI editors are better at that than others. Just check out these two classics: Joe “Joey Knuckles” Juba, and Bryan “What’s This Thing on My Lip?!” Vore.
You can see the shame of defeat in Bryan’s eyes…
So readers, how many of you will be celebrating Movember this year? If your girlfriend or wife complains that you look like an idiot, just remind her that it’s for a good cause…
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