They fixed his nose...

think they could do something about his hair!

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/phot...-surgery/95054

On Nov 11, 11:08*am, Scott wrote:
think they could do something about his hair!

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/phot...-in-hospital-a...

Fix what? That's the new TT helmet. It uses the surface texture of
each hair to break up the laminar flow of the air. It's crazy fast.

R

RicodJour wrote:
On Nov 11, 11:08 am, Scott wrote:
think they could do something about his hair!

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/phot...-in-hospital-a...

Fix what? That's the new TT helmet. It uses the surface texture of
each hair to break up the laminar flow of the air. It's crazy fast.

R

That cannot be marketed to balding fatty-master types, and is therefore
obviously untrue.

Fred Fredburger wrote in
:


That cannot be marketed to balding fatty-master types, and is
therefore obviously untrue.


It can be sold to BFM types if you sell them on a $15,000 hair weave
first. It's a variation of the "to get the maximum benefit of these
$4000 wheels, you need this $12,000 frame" marketing ploy.

Second oldest trick in the book.

--
Bill Asher

William Asher wrote:
Fred Fredburger wrote in
:

That cannot be marketed to balding fatty-master types, and is
therefore obviously untrue.


It can be sold to BFM types if you sell them on a $15,000 hair weave
first. It's a variation of the "to get the maximum benefit of these
$4000 wheels, you need this $12,000 frame" marketing ploy.

Second oldest trick in the book.


Oh, right. I guess that shows why I'm not in marketing.

On Nov 11, 2:36*pm, Fred Fredburger
wrote:
William Asher wrote:
Fred Fredburger wrote in

That cannot be marketed to balding fatty-master types, and is
therefore obviously untrue.

It can be sold to BFM types if you sell them on a $15,000 hair weave
first. *It's a variation of the "to get the maximum benefit of these
$4000 wheels, you need this $12,000 frame" marketing ploy. *

Second oldest trick in the book.

Oh, right. I guess that shows why I'm not in marketing.

No, you're the market. ~

R

Scott wrote:

think they could do something about his hair!

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/phot...-surgery/95054

That's what happens when you give head to a vacuum cleaner.

Magilla

MagillaGorilla wrote:

Scott wrote:

think they could do something about his hair!

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/phot...in-hospital-af
ter-nose-surgery/95054

That's what happens when you give head to a vacuum cleaner.

Wouldn't that suck all your hair forward? It looks like he went down on a
leaf blower to me, which would blow your hair up like that.

Or so I'm told anyway.

--
Bill Asher

William Asher wrote:
Wouldn't that suck all your hair forward? It looks like he went down on a
leaf blower to me, which would blow your hair up like that.

Or so I'm told anyway.

The lady doth protest too much.