Plain Crazy: A cure for balding, mortadella rug

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..... Head paint for bald spots

Balding? No problemo, just paint it over.
I've seen this on the shopping channel, and I just can't get my head around the fact that people obviously must be buying this stuff by the truckload. I mean, if no-one did, they would have stopped selling it long ago. If I had the kind of bald spot the guy in the picture has, I would buy a HeadBlade or go for a really, really short cut. Anything must be better (and less pathetic) than painting the bald spot over. From the website: "Spray on hair helps cover and color light to medium bald spots for men and women. Effective on thinning hair and to touch-up gray between colorings." From Taylor Gifts at USD 6:98 for a 3 oz. bottle.

1 July 2006

Back. And it's been lovely.
But, as I wrote before I left, crazy never sleeps. And although I've been putting my feet up, I've collected a few nice items for your perusal. Stay tuned...

1 July 2006

Gone hunting...
I've gone up the country for some chill time in a hammock strung between two apple trees. But since crazy never sleeps, I'll have some new plain crazy stuff for your enjoyment on the 1st of July. Stay crazy. Or plain. Or whatever. Just stay. Love. /Ed.

20 June 2006

The mortadella rug.
The mortadella (above) is only one of the different sausage designs available. The crazy rugs can be manufactured in different sizes. Other sausage slices available are the salami rug, the bierschinken rug, and the blutwurst rug (a German speciality). How much they are, I don't know, but if you're interested, just ask them. The Würstteppich (sausage rug) from German firm Flachbild in Cologne. Via OMGiwantit.

13 June 2006

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