h a l f b a k e r y"Bun is such a sad word, is it not?" -- Watt, "Waiting for Godot"
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These wigs can be used by weather forecasters to help deliver the daily message of what the weather will bring. They can also be used by people who wish to symbolize their internal mood of the day.
The sun, clouds and snow wigs should be self explanatory. The rain wig will look like simulated rain
using fibre optics. The tornado, hurricane and tsunami wigs are the most complicated and will use tiny, mechanical moving parts that will be operated by a battery pack concealed in the wearer’s clothing.
Unfortunately, the sun wig might look akin to Lisa Simpson’s hair, or the Statue of Liberty, but one can use gel to shape the sun-rays any way they like.
I’m wearing a big cloud today.
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Would the luxury versions have silver linings? [+] |
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oohh, good idea [copro]!! I could use that today!
(Did you mean *tin-foil*?) |
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[UB] thanks for the correction. I guess I just wanted something with *waves*~~ a hair-pun! |
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Would you like your hair in a bun ? |
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How would you do fog ? One of those falling-vapour fountain things ? |
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hey, I forgot about fog! cool idea [8th]! |
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