The White Stuff

Oh dear.

Make up your own jokes. I don’t think I need add anything.

Bull sperm hair treatment

A hairdresser is offering clients a new conditioning treatment made out of bull’s semen.

The 45-minute treatment costs £55 and uses semen from Aberdeen Angus bulls on a farm in Cheshire.

Hari’s, in Knightsbridge, London, combines the sperm with the root of protein-rich plant katera, reports Metro.

The mixture is massaged into the client’s hair after it has been shampooed. Then the customer is put under a steamer so the treatment penetrates the hair. Finally, it is blow-dried.

Salon owner Hari Salem said: “I have been searching for an organic product with a lot of protein because that is what hair is made of and lacks when it is dry.

“The semen is refrigerated before use and doesn’t smell. It leaves your hair looking wonderfully soft and thick.”

Funny Friday- Russell Howard

“I can’t be murdered by someone who doesn’t remember Panthro!”

British fans will know Russell Howard from his regular appearances on Mock The Week (see above), but he may be new to non-Ukians. If so prepare for a treat.

I’ve been sitting here watching these clips of his set at the 2005 Edinburgh Festival with tears streaming down my face I’ve been laughing so hard. Embedding is disabled but click the link for the video.

Part 1

Part 2

AND A BONUS CLIP:

Here’s fellow Mock The Week teammember and wittiest Scot alive – his first line for the new Harry Potter novel: “‘Show us where Dumbledore touched you,’ said the judge, ‘show us on the doll.'” – Frankie Boyle’s showreel:.

Pimp My Crab!

Niche products get taken to silly extremes, with this Ectotherm Hermit Crab Bling Kit:

Pimp my crab

Make your hermit crab’s shell sparkle! The new Hermit Crab Bling Kit comes with plenty of bling to accessorize 2 shells. Decorating has never been so much fun! The non-toxic kit contains google eyes, rhinestones, glitter poms, assorted gemstones, and a glitter glue pen. Let your imagination run wild and give your hermit crab the snazziest shell on the block.

I can’t imagine the brainstorming session in the marketing department that came up with this one. What were they on?