It seems like nothing can stop people from pinning pictures of cool shit online. We are flattered that many Stachist pictures have been pinned on the site and encourage any Pinterest users to keep on pinnin’.

We’d also like to thank Pinterest for making us our very on Stachist page on Pinterest. See what’s been pinned!

There is an investigation going on over at Bleacher Report in an attempt to find out who this man is sitting the in crowd at the last 49er’s game. He has become instantly famous just for having a mustache. The camera man at the game clearly fixated on him and so did the TV viewers at home. Now there is an all out search on the Internet, on Twitter, just to find out who this amazing man is. What’s his story?

If you have any information that may help identify him, please contact us.

Hey listeners, if you’ve just joined us, you’re listening to Break Fluid Radio. In the studio here today you’re listening to DJ Robert Henry Press.

While his head may be a little sparse of hair, he makes up for it with the grand ornamentation on the lower half of his face. A mustache that resembles the horns of a water buffalo and a goatee that looks like an orb of whiskers.

I’m too lazy to write a new post but I wanted to acknowledge today. Martin Luther King Jr. was a great mustached American.

Here’s our post from 2 years ago. It’s OK to recycle it because you don’t remember that anyhow.

We like mustaches here at Stachist. And you can put a mustache on just about anything!

Needless to say, there are some things that you shouldn’t put a mustache on; You can also have too many. Stand-up comedian Chris D’Elia reams one audience member who takes the mustache too far.

The first submitted stache of 2011 did not disappoint in the slightest, as its red-tinged glory is right there on Andrew’s upper lip for all to enjoy.  Andrew has paired his stache with a tie and suspenders, rounding out the classic look.

He is also gazing into the top right corner of the room he is in, as there is clearly something important going on there that precludes him from looking at the camera.