Mark Pack

There’s only one poll that matters: vote for Tom Brake’s moustache

By | Sun 5th December 2010 - 10:27 am

As Tom Brake’s website says:

Tom Brake MP for Carshalton and Wallington is taking is commitment to the Movember Campaign a step further. Unsatisfied with the run of the mill style of his current moustache, Tom is asking his constituents for input on how he should style his moustache as Movember nears its end.

Tom said, “I’m partial to one of the styles, but I promise to sport whatever tache my constituents vote for. If I find that it compliments my face well, I may even continue the look into December or the new year.”

Go visit his site to see the options and vote for the one you want Tom to model.

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