Look what my lovely chap lets me do to him


One day he'll go to a real hairdresser and they will ask (like they do), 'who HAVE you been letting cut your hair?' It's a good job he's not vain.

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  1. Mark In Mayenne22 November 2009 at 17:47

    You've been practicing on sea-urchins, admit it!

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  2. james22 November 2009 at 17:57

    Are you having a laugh? Or making sure no one else has him? Jim's girlfriend did that to him before he went off to live in Paris. Andy still has the same smile in both pictures though!

    Jim cuts his own hair - even worse - because of his forehead phobia. Then grits his teeth and goes to a real hairdresser once a year and it is so bad they don't even ask. Jim's money saving tips is not a best-selling book.

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  3. Molly Potter22 November 2009 at 18:16

    It looks better when it dries!!!!

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  4. typejunky22 November 2009 at 21:15

    Could you pop round and do mine please

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  5. WendyElf28 November 2009 at 17:30

    He looks like one of your toptrump cards... :)

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  6. Molly Potter30 November 2009 at 20:03

    He is a top trump card:
    Andy Tinkletoes
    Danger Level .......... 0
    Age ....................... 505 (magic years)
    Magical Power ....... 30
    Max Speed ........... 2 1/2
    Goodness ......... 10
    Intelligence ............. variable

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