How can I force Jade to wear a mustache?

This is my jade figurine:

section#entry-review-template.template(data-class='entry-review')
  table
    thead
      tr
        th='Date'
        th='Title'
        th
    tbody

When I start adding a mustache to it, I feel it starts losing her usual grace, since now she gets very picky about any pores in her face.

  {{^entries}}
  h1='No Posts'
  div='There are no blog posts to review.'
  {{/entries}}

However, when I try to add the last piece of mustache, to her body this time, she starts complaining, and she either breaks down and doesn't want to help, or just makes a mess

{{#entries}}
  tr
    td='{{date}}'
    td='{{title}}'
    td
      a.remove-entry
 {{/entries}}

Resulting in something like this:

{{^entries}}
<h1>No Posts</h1><div>There are no blog posts to review.</div>{{/entries}}
{{#entries}}
<table><thead><tr><th>Date</th><th>Title</th><th></th></tr></thead><tbody></tbody></table>{{date}}{{title}}<a class="remove-entry"></a>{{/entries}}

I can't seem to make jade properly output my mustache plain text.

This is a node.js application that uses jade for templating my views on the server-side, I don't pass any models to any of my views (that kind of heavy lifting I leave to the client-side), but I still need to do a bunch of inclue partial everywhere. And I have lots of jade. And I kind of love jade. I don't want to let go of her.

Now I want to implement very simple mustache templates on the client-side, and I'd like these to be inline in my views.

Of course, I could work around it, and have these in script tags or render them with another view engine (now that I think about it, it doesn't even feel an easy or simple thing to do), but then I would have to write raw html for those, and I kind of wanted to mix the best of both worlds.

• Am I crazy for even trying?
• How can I tell jade this is just a game and get her to ignore my {{#must}} {{/ache}}?
• Can jade be told to somehow ignore whitespace?
• What other options do you think I should consider?

I really want jade to wear a mustache. I know its weird, but it'd turn me on.

Update:

I just tried using the |, documented here, but even the simplest:

section#entry-review-template.template(data-class='entry-review')
  table
    thead
      tr
        th='Date'
        th='Title'
        th
    tbody
      | {{#entries}}
      | {{/entries}}

ends up outputting:

{{#entries}}
{{/entries}}
<table><thead><tr><th>Date</th><th>Title</th><th></th></tr></thead><tbody></tbody></table><h1></h1>

Let's define some Jade mixins.

mixin if(name)
  != '{{#' + name + '}}'
  block
  != '{{/' + name + '}}'

mixin unless(name)
  != '{{^' + name + '}}'
  block
  != '{{/' + name + '}}'

mixin each(name)
  != '{{#' + name + '}}'
  block
  != '{{/' + name + '}}'

Use them fluently in your Jade template:

section#entry-review-template.template(data-class='entry-review')
  +unless('entries')
    h1='No Posts'
    div='There are no blog posts to review.'
  table
    thead
      tr
        th='Date'
        th='Title'
        th
    tbody
      +each('entries')
        tr
          td='{{date}}'
          td='{{title}}'
          td
            a.remove-entry

A beautiful mustache-HTML is generated.

<section id="entry-review-template" data-class="entry-review" class="template">{{^entries}}
  <h1>No Posts</h1>
  <div>There are no blog posts to review.</div>{{/entries}}
  <table>
    <thead>
      <tr>
        <th>Date</th>
        <th>Title</th>
        <th></th>
      </tr>
    </thead>
    <tbody>{{#entries}}
      <tr>
        <td>{{date}}</td>
        <td>{{title}}</td>
        <td><a class="remove-entry"></a></td>
      </tr>{{/entries}}
    </tbody>
  </table>
</section>