Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'
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Hair-Raising Visor

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Trend consultants have identified the next hairstyle wave for youth of all genders. Called Big Bangs or Frontal Ponytails, the hair is cut and combed so that long locks extend in front of the face. This exciting vogue is aided by wearing a special visor to form and support the ‘do.

The flexible visor’s bill has an internal wire frame that allows it to be bent and shaped for an advantageous display of the coif’s anterior. In this way, the hair can be gathered, split, spread or just elevated out of view, all according to the bearer’s fancy.

FarmerJohn, Aug 26 2003

trendy Hugh and Sandra http://www.geocitie...rjohnnie/visor.html
[FarmerJohn, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]

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       Fully Stylin'
k_sra, Aug 26 2003
  

       Once again you drew a picture, that's all I need to give you a croissant. +
sartep, Aug 26 2003
  

       is that Hugh Grant?
po, Aug 26 2003
  

       Yeah, on the right.

DeathNinja, Aug 26 2003
  

       Hugh know it.
FarmerJohn, Aug 26 2003
  

       Redneck fashion: Shoot a hole in your basball cap above the shield and push your hair through it. For a change wear the shield to the front and you have your support. Hair can be held down on shield with chewing gum for even distribution along edge.
Warning: Remove cap from head before shooting hole into it. If bullet strikes skull it may become deformed and useless for shooting beer cans.
kbecker, Aug 26 2003
  

       Yeah, on the right.
DeathNinja, Aug 26 2003
  
      
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