h a l f b a k e r yI like this idea, only I think it should be run by the government.
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Why do "they" wrap the shower head in cheap plastic
wrap? Is it because they ran out of tinfoil? |
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are we wrapping the shower head or the person's head? |
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I think it's a shower head-wrap, not a shower-head wrap. Either way, the discussion is a crap wrap wrap wrap rap. But it's really a cap. |
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Would you like them on your hair?
Would you like them here or there? |
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I would not like them in my hair.
I would not like them filled with Nair |
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Can I buy them in a TuPac?
Can I try them in a Seuss shack? |
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[marked-for-being-marked -or-something] |
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Yes, It's a head wrap for your head to prevent your
hair from getting wet while you shower.
(Occasionally I don't want to wash my hair in the
shower, as in when I have just had it done at the
salon and don't want to wash it again in the same
day.) |
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So they take this little plastic head wrap, and wrap
it in plastic to package it. When you could easily
enough just use the outer plastic wrap for your
wrap, instead of tossing the wrapping and using
the exact same thing basically for your wrap. |
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Too much plastic out there in the world. I always
look for ways to reduce the amount of plastic
generated in our garbage. So getting double use
out of anything plastic has to be good. |
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Someone will want to reuse Michael Jackson's face...
I just know it. |
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And, since you are using the wrap instead of the cap, you could easily use the discarded cap to protect the wrap, but then, since... uh oh! Infinite loop alert! [+] / [+] \ [+] / [+] \ [+] ... (etc) |
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