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Trekking from D.C. to St. Louis for 'Stache Bash

So we all meet a few people in our lives who we really connect with and always remain in contact. Solid people you can trust, who have good hair, who you hang with when you can throughout your life. Such is the case with my friend Josh Frey and me.

I met Josh in junior high school. We became friends on our first day, as we were each new to a correctional school for stupid kids. He blended in pretty well, I did not. He made friends, people laughed at me and I was the kid who's parents didn't want their kids fraternizing with. And despite that, and after leaving that school after two years (Josh stayed), we are still tight.

Now, although he lives in Washington, D.C. with his uber-hot wife Kathy, and I live in St. Louis with my delicious vixen and tribe near the world's largest mustache - The Arch - we still keep up.  Do we talk every day? No, we are mustached Americans, so maybe every few months. But we are tight in an unspoken way.

Josh reminded me of that unspoken closeness when he told me that he, along with uber-hotness, will be joining the throngs of people from around the U.S. who are coming to 'Stache Bash 2008. And in honor of this, Josh's company, OnSalePromos -- the official promotional stuff company of the Mustached American despite not being able to source fake mustaches -- is holding a mustache competition which you can vote upon here. And, you can also join OnSale's Facebook group here.

So go vote, buy stuff from OnSale, and come and meet my pal Josh and his uber-hot wife at 'Stache Bash 2008. Who knows? Maybe Josh Frey will become the first ever "Robert Goulet Memorial Mustached American of the Year" winner? It could happen.

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About aperlut

Dr. Aaron Perlut is the former Executive Director and current Chairman of the American Mustache Institute. He joined AMI after championing and wearing mustaches since the age of seven, and completing a certification in the acclaimed Nuclear Mustacheology program at the Richmond, Virginia-based ITT Technical College’s Medical Wing. It was in his youth in Virginia where Perlut’s world view on the Mustached American people would be shaped. First-hand, he experienced the harsh world of discrimination against Mustached Americans when he was not allowed to participate in youth football due to concerns by league organizers who believed his mustache would provide him with an unfair advantage against the other seven-year-olds. And while most seven-year-olds would lash out at the world that would ostracize him for his rich, luxuriously hair-covered upper lip, even at such a young age Perlut was steadfast in building a life foundation focused on fighting for those like him – Mustached Americans who’s only care was to be treated and accepted as other non-mustached Americans. Throughout Perlut's teens he continued pursuing his interests and passion for the mustache, along with strong interests in international sponge design, and pastry repair. “This has been my life’s purpose, my being, my mustache Zen,” he said, while discussing the transition of the chief executive role to Dr. Abraham Froman. Perlut still serves in an advisory role to Dr. Froman, and when not advancing the power and culture of the mustache, enjoys reading books containing photos of the late Pat Morita, listening to records on which Mr. T performed back-up vocals, and visiting global locales where the late Herve Villechaize either previously lived or visited.
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