Sweet 'Stache: 50 Badass Mustaches and the Faces Who Sport Them
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| Rating | : | 4.95 (735 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B004KAB6OA |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 208 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-03-27 |
| Language | : | English |
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He has moonlighted as a freelance photographer for various community newspapers, and lends articles and graphic design work to TheCheapPop. . His work has been published in the New York Post and TV Guide, and has won awards from the New York Press Association (NYPA). He lives at home with his wife and, depending on the season, his mustache.Rich Tarantino (Westchester County, NY) has worked i
His work has been published in the New York Post and TV Guide, and has won awards from the New York Press Association (NYPA). About the Author Jon Chattman (Westchester County, NY) is a noted writer, editor, and mustache-enthusiast who?s covered a wide variety of topics, from Al Gore to ALF. He has moonlighted as a freelance photographer for various community newspapers, and lends articles and graphic design work to TheCheapPop. He, too, lives at home with his wife in New York, and, depending on the season, Jon?s must
Authors Jon Chattman and Rich Tarantino have provided profiles and ?stache-analysis for the forty-nine men and one woman who made the cut. This book recognizes this fact and celebrates the most famous mustaches?and the faces behind them. I am personally offended by this book because my mustache wasn?t included. And Sweet ?Stache is the guide for anyone looking to get in on the must-have mustache action.. From politicians and ball players to pop stars and actors, this book covers them all with wit and humor. Whether it?s a handlebar, pencil-thin, fu Manchu, toothbrush, or horseshoe?it?s how?s he?s identified and described. However, I endorse it
A Good 'Stache After two books about WW2, it was time for some light reading. My old friend and pop culture muse Jon Chattman has co-authored the new book 'Sweet Stache, available at Amazon. It is the definitive guide to the power of mustaches in our pop culture.Chattman and his collaborator Rich Tarantino have compiled a list of the 50 most influential mustaches from all walks of public life. What made this such a fun read was the diversity of both the types of mustaches represented and also the people sporting them. How else could Walt Disney be linked to Gandhi linked to Larry Bird linked to Yanni? Only through the mystique of the stache!Each . Fun little book about facial hair Brian Connors (Suggested backing track: "Facial Hair" by Kobi LaCroix.)Like many such books, there isn't a whole lot to this one; it won't be one of the great humor classics or anything. But it's a fun and silly little book that surveys some of the great stache wearers of our time, from obvious ones like Burt Reynolds and Charlie Chaplin to people you might not normally think of, like Dennis Franz. There isn't a whole lot to say other than that; it's one of those books that's good for an impulse buy and some quick laughs.I'm docking one star for picking Jason Giambi over Rollie Fingers though -- baseball's greatest handlebar deserved better than. Silly and Witty - just the way i like my authors Jon and Ritch both have a great sense of humor, and this book shows it! they are silly and witty, and incredibly dedicated to mustache mania. If you're looking for a reason to just laugh, pick it up. It's worth it.