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The Funny Pages - Tickle Me Elbow - The Original


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OMG! J would love that hat!


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IrishHeart Veteran

Sorry, it's a hijab or nothing for you, young lady.

BAH! never! although I like those lacy mantillas. Remember those? does anyone still wear those?

But I like this hat!

This hat would make me look like hubs.

He has a fluffy beard.

Jestgar Rising Star

This hat would make me look like hubs.

He has a fluffy beard.

:huh: :huh:

ok

:unsure:

:ph34r:

elye Community Regular

Those beardo hats were pitched by their Canadian inventor to the impressed millionaires on Dragon's Den, but no one invested. Their mistake.....

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And IH, if you want one......

IrishHeart Veteran

I dunno know, :unsure: Jess' reaction suggests perhaps I would look silly? :ph34r:

:lol:

Jestgar Rising Star

I dunno know, :unsure: Jess' reaction suggests perhaps I would look silly? :ph34r:

:lol:

You'd just look like this :ph34r: :ph34r: :ph34r:

IrishHeart Veteran

You'd just look like this :ph34r: :ph34r: :ph34r:

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:


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JNBunnie1 Community Regular

I can see reasons for wearing that hat. They all have to do with shoveling snow.

mushroom Proficient

Buy a snowblower!!! Not as environmentally friendly, but gets you inside a lot quicker.

elye Community Regular

Man, those hats would be SO NOT for me. Having a lifetime of experience outside in January frigidity, careening down hills, pushing a shovel through snowdrifts, waiting at ice-covered, windblown bus stops, I can well imagine what the "beard' of this headwear would look like after a few minutes... . ...in fact, I'm wondering if this problem is unique to me, as the Beardo is selling like crazy.

Doesn't everybody get a running-like-a-faucet nose in freezing weather??

:rolleyes:

IrishHeart Veteran

Doesn't everybody get a running-like-a-faucet nose in freezing weather??

:rolleyes:

I know someone who does.

When hubs snow-blows our ridiculously long driveway, he wears this dark, bizarre woolen cap/snow mask similar to this hat. He looks like he is about to rob a bank.

When he comes back inside, we have to pry the thing off him because YES, his nose runs and his eyes tear up and so little icicles form everywhere !! and then, the hat/mask sticks to his face and beard. :( He is red- faced for hours after and he says it hurts like heck. (granted, he is also a very white Irish man with ridiculously sensitive skin that burns in about 5 minutes in the sun. )

Jestgar Rising Star

So you must have plenty of these in your house.

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mushroom Proficient

I know someone who does.

When hubs snow-blows our ridiculously long driveway, he wears this dark, bizarre woolen cap/snow mask similar to this hat. He looks like he is about to rob a bank.

I think you is describing the time-honoured balaclava Open Original Shared Link

IrishHeart Veteran

I think you is describing the time-honoured balaclava Open Original Shared Link

Dat be the one!! Except, it's "wooly". :)

balaclava. balaclava. Okay, now it has a name. I just called it the "robber's mask".

IrishHeart Veteran

So you must have plenty of these in your house.

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boo hoo can't see the pic, J---what is it?

a rutabaga,

a leprachaun

no wait, is it

an aardvark?

Jestgar Rising Star

boo hoo can't see the pic, J---what is it?

a rutabaga,

a leprachaun

no wait, is it

an aardvark?

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elye Community Regular

I have one of those! Actually, he's hanging on my wall in the kitchen....

Have never been able to do bellaclavas.....nose gets just TOO snotty....

JNBunnie1 Community Regular

I know someone who does.

When hubs snow-blows our ridiculously long driveway, he wears this dark, bizarre woolen cap/snow mask similar to this hat. He looks like he is about to rob a bank.

When he comes back inside, we have to pry the thing off him because YES, his nose runs and his eyes tear up and so little icicles form everywhere !! and then, the hat/mask sticks to his face and beard. :( He is red- faced for hours after and he says it hurts like heck. (granted, he is also a very white Irish man with ridiculously sensitive skin that burns in about 5 minutes in the sun. )

At the risk of sounding stupid, why don't you just thaw his face first? Like with a blowdryer or a dip into a sinkful of warn water? Then throw the mask in the dryer?

IrishHeart Veteran

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Fantastic!

:lol:

IrishHeart Veteran

At the risk of sounding stupid, why don't you just thaw his face first? Like with a blowdryer or a dip into a sinkful of warn water? Then throw the mask in the dryer?

.....it's more fun to peel it off and have him go: ow ow ow

like a big baby

JNBunnie1 Community Regular

.....it's more fun to peel it off and have him go: ow ow ow

like a big baby

Ah! I hadn't considered your masochistic enjoyment of this process. My apologies. :lol:

IrishHeart Veteran

Ah! I hadn't considered your masochistic enjoyment of this process. My apologies. :lol:

:lol: :lol: he's so cute when he whines.

elye Community Regular

:lol: :lol: he's so cute when he whines.

.. ..Kinda like a bearded collie?. . .. ....

:rolleyes:

mushroom Proficient

.. ..Kinda like a bearded collie?. . .. ....

:rolleyes:

Uhmmm, don't think I would want to be married to a bearded collie :unsure: , cute or otherwise. A great Dane, maybe.... or a German shepherd, or a Welsh terrier, an Irish springer spaniel could be good for a romp :D

IrishHeart Veteran

Uhmmm, don't think I would want to be married to a bearded collie :unsure: , cute or otherwise. A great Dane, maybe.... or a German shepherd, or a Welsh terrier, an Irish springer spaniel could be good for a romp :D

I dunno, if I had to say....maybe he's more of a Great Dane/ Irish Wolfhound :)

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