A friend who raised money for Relay For Life said she would dye her hair pink and cut it into a mohawk if she raised $10K. This woman is a teacher and well known. The "shearing" took place on live tv, and when she was interviewed she said "I agreed to go for a ho-hawk...." She has yet to live that one down. Needless to say thousands of people in the area heard this slip up!
Way to believe in your product, Rikki.
ReplyDeleteSame thing, isn't it? Isn't it impossible to separate the addictive properties of opiates from the effective ones? Or was it not an opiate?
ReplyDeleteHmmmm. Freudian, perhaps?
ReplyDeleteAaaah yes, the old tic-tac placebo......why didn't I think of that.....
ReplyDeleteI'm betting there are LOADS of non-effective, non-sedating therapies. Lots of which are being touted on the internet right now!
ReplyDeleteFreudian slips are the best! :D
ReplyDelete'Fess up Dr. Grumpy. It was really you that started snickering, wasn't it. :-)
ReplyDeleteRikki was probably right the first time....
ReplyDeleteWhile it probably is non-sedating and non-effective, I'm sure there are a lot more treatments that are both of those.
ReplyDeleteSomebody actually listens to those nitwits?
ReplyDeleteA friend who raised money for Relay For Life said she would dye her hair pink and cut it into a mohawk if she raised $10K. This woman is a teacher and well known. The "shearing" took place on live tv, and when she was interviewed she said "I agreed to go for a ho-hawk...." She has yet to live that one down. Needless to say thousands of people in the area heard this slip up!
ReplyDeleteNothing like sampling your own wares before your presentation, Rikki!
ReplyDeleteWV: orudef, an old brand-name NSAID