Seriously, Dr. G. I've seen female folks that sport that 'Raggedy Ann' look without any $80 treatment fee. Though, they must use up at least $25 worth of tarantula mascara to effect it! But, someone in the healthcare service industry might be accused of trying to frighten a patient... wearing spider lashes.
I find that attractive.
ReplyDeletenext time she shouldn't order the "attacking trantula" eyelash treatment.
ReplyDeleteHuh, sure didn't work that way for me. :-( (notice there are no eyelashes...or eyebrows for that matter!)
ReplyDeletePeter Parker---snort.
ReplyDeleteSo did you happen to get a glance at the phenom???
ReplyDeleteSeriously, Dr. G. I've seen female folks that sport that 'Raggedy Ann' look without any $80 treatment fee. Though, they must use up at least $25 worth of tarantula mascara to effect it! But, someone in the healthcare service industry might be accused of trying to frighten a patient... wearing spider lashes.
ReplyDelete"For that much, I expect to look like I'm being attacked by wolverines."
ReplyDelete"And not in a good way."
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry, but the hell could you possibly do to eyelashes that cost $80?
ReplyDelete"Oh, wait, I AM being attacked by tarantulas. Silly me."
ReplyDeleteAw, Grumpy! Maybe you should start selling that eyelash thing at your place.
ReplyDeleteEyes are in your head, you're a neurologist...easy peasy.
Way better than vitamins! But of course the tarantula comment will not help you get new business. Wolverine might...
I'm with Officer C. Would that I HAD $80 for eyelashes. Or makeup (which I would certainly NOT be wearing at work). Or new nursing shoes. WTH?
ReplyDeleteHahaha, that's the best analogy I've heard all week.
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