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Hawaiian shirt Fridays aren’t always the answer

Posted on September 27, 2011 by ThinkPurpose

Hawaiian shirt Fridays aren’t always the answer.

No they’re not, but just look at that moustache. A welcome reminder that Movember is almost upon us, time for Gillette and Wilkinson Sword’s stock price to take their annual 30-day nose-dive. Sponsor a tache near you!

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