MUSTACHE WEDNESDAY: STEVE FROM KENT

It’s a smart move by Steve from Kent – those refilled pint glasses shed their backwash into a return system in some pubs, as I understand it, so having a filter of last resort is only sensible… or have pubs finally stopped that atrocity?

I’m sure that if Rusty doesn’t know the answer, he will conduct further field research.

is the guy with his back to the camera wearing an eyepatch?

Scouts say, however, that his unorthodox release could lower his draft spot significantly. His teammates and previous coaches maintain that Steve from Kent “just knows how to win.”

steve from kent…teach me how to pull leg

Damn! I was too late!
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Kent’s motto? “Invicta,” which means “undefeated.” I spent Christmas over there last year, and that word is on everything. They also like cricket, Gillingham FC and traveling 80 mph down the tiniest roads in creation, I found.

Also, Dover Castle in zero-visibility fog is the dog’s bollocks.

Yeah – a local engineer in Kilmarnock, Scotland drove me around a few nights when I was there on a project a few years back- over to Prestwick, Aye, and Troon. Pints of good beer and glasses of nice single malts at all the stops made the hellacious 80 mph drives down single lane (2-way) hedgerow lined country roads a sheer delight. I felt like Mr. Toad when he got his first automobile.

I bet Steve in Kent drives an old school Rover sedan. Not the crap they put out now.

I’d like to nominate a Mustache Wednesday dedicated entirely to the cast of Smokey and the Bandit for its sheer excellence in presenting a wide and marvelous variety of Southern ‘stache to a nationwide audience- Burt Reynolds, Jackie Gleason and Little Enos Burdette, played by Paul Williams (who also wrote The Carpenter’s “We’ve Only Just Begun,” strangely enough).

Wasn’t Fred sporting a fine ’stache in that movie as well? Sure it might have been composed of other dog ass-matter, but a ’stache nonetheless.

To answer all questions posed:
  DC: As far as I know the pubs within 3 minutes walk of my flat (nine by last count) don’t do that anymore, but if you want me to test that theory again, I suppose I will.
  Capstone: No, just an odd pair of glasses. Gotta love the English.

  P.S: Jim Harbaugh’s treason is wonderful to behold

He looks like a direct descendant of Captain Winston Havlock. “I say, you all are a proper bunch of trog-wollops!”