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As a kid, I, along with everyone else I knew, had a "Wooly Willy" toy. Sure, they're fun when you're younger, but wouldn't it be great to find a practical use for them? Of course it would!
I think it would be negligent in this day and age not to have a Wooly Willy toy serve as a barber shop aid
for people who have a hard time describing exactly how they want their hair cut. Not to mention, there aren't nearly enough humerous facial-hairstyles out there. When's the last time you saw a guy walking around with a waxed "villian" mustache to twirl? I bet it's been over a week. And the "bushy eyebrows" look? You know it's coming back, so look out!
The man himself!!!
http://www.smethpor...ality/wollypage.htm
(For those of you who either don't remember or never knew who Wooly Willy was...) [Overpanic, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]
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"Not sure about our service? Come in and try our Wooly Willy..." |
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I didn't have a wooly willy 'til I was about 11. Still haven't found a practical use for it. |
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I thought this was going to be a way to get rid of those annoying, itchy hairs down there. But no. Gee, thanks, [Overpanic]. |
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