crystal haven
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Congratulations, LittleStar!
My story: I was inspired by an old Starsky & Hutch tv episode, where they were undercover, and had to pretend they were gay hair stylists. Actor David Soul was hilarious acting the part. So, I thought......"Tonto?"
"Howdy Starbeast. I mean, yeah man."
"What's with the mohawk hair cut?"
"I was inspired by this month's hair challenge."
"You look like a trojan horse."
"Nahhhhh, man. I'm a punk rocker bro. I even got, rad tattoos. Check em' out dude."
"Down with humanity. Humans suck. Wait a minute...these were drawn on with a felt marker."
"Yeah, I mean, no! They're real, cause I'm a tough stallion. Human don't scare me."
"Ok, my palomino buddy. Let me add a vicious skull tattoo on you." (bzzzzzz) Hold still while I tattoo you."
(eyes bulge) "YIPES!!!" (gallops away)
"Heh heh. I knew he doesn't like needles." (puts tattoo pen in pocket) (bzzzzzzzzz) "EEEE-YAAAAHHHHHHH!!!"
Congratulations, LittleStar, for a well-deserved win! Glad my vote had a part in your victory.
Thanks to all the great & unexpected listings by Ihe, Starbeast, Cat's Cradle, Venusian Broon, Phyrebrat (super-duper favorite! nice!), Hex, HazelRah, J5V, TheDustyZebra, Juliana, crystal haven, The Judge, Ashleyne and Ursa major. Might be the most mentions I ever got! I'm honored.
You, sir, are a bampot.
Keep it up.
I've only ever seen it as barmpot, with the "r" and Collins online defines it as "(Northern England, slang) a foolish or deranged person". I suspect it comes from "barm" which is the froth on fermenting malt liquor (originally, also yeast or leaven), so a barmpot is a pot full of beer froth. That also probably gives us "barmy" another slang English word meaning daft or very foolish.Hi DG Jones. I couldn't find the word "bampot" in my 1977 Collegiate Dictionary. What does it mean?
And in the most-hair-puns/references-per-tale, I stake my claim at 14 -- though I regret I didn't have the sheer idiotic brilliance of TDZ's mullets! -- since the following were all hair styles or connected with hair in some way (omitting "hair" itself): 'rows (short for cornrows), curly, bouffant, bob, trimmed, permanent, blond, quiff, roll (usually French, fittingly enough), brunette, crop, dreads (ie dreadlocks), bangs (US for fringes) and beehives. I'd have liked a few more, but I was running out of time and word count! Anyone got more than 14?