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I've cone over all worthy, in aid of Movember

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Hello internet people. I hope this day finds you well. As you will have seen in my videos I'm very much a fan of facial hair. I generally sport a beard, very occasionally a moustache. So I thought since Movemeber is approaching I would start growing some facial fuzz for a good cause. As truck drivers we are often worse than most at looking after our health, what with an often poor diet and very unsociable hours. I'm as guilty of neglecting my health sometimes as anyone. So please sponsor me for this very good cause, I will of course post updates and pictures on both here and my Movemeber site. I've started the ball rolling by donating £50 but any amount would do and be very gratefully recieved, so please please donate.

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