Q-tip or not to tip.?

sometimes

Quality The Q-tip was invented in the 1920's Leo Gerstenzang (a Polish-born American). His wife had used a toothpick with cotton stuck on the end to clean their baby's ears, and Leo invented Q-tips to replace her jury-rigged invention. Gerstenzang's original Q-tips consisted of a wooden stick swathed in cotton at both ends; much later, the wood was replaced by white cardboard. Gerstenzang started the Infant Novelty Company to sell Q-tips (which he then called Baby Gays); in 1926, he changed the name of his product to Q-Tips® Baby Gays. The Q stood for "quality". Eventually, the name changed to Q-tips. Doctors today advise that you should not use Q-tips to clean inside your ears. Q-tips, however, have many other uses, including cleaning small areas (like jewelry or the space between computer keys), applying glue, spreading paint,

It takes exactly 42 q-tips for hair-type situations. You can find hair on the top of your head... unless you're bald. In that case look for a healthy young female and she should have hair on the top of her head.

I already patched things up with you and Fernando, so you can go running back anytime.

Q-tip or not to tip

That would be the question ...Shakespear.

Another good one is:

You put your whole head in

You take your whole head out

You put your whole head in

and shake it all about

if your hair falls out then throw the Q-tip out

That's what it's all about!

20 percent unless they didn't bring you at least one mai-tai on the house

as many as it takes

in most sewers -- so much hair just thrown down the toilet :o(

up the closet light wattage

Go ahead, just Q-tip away.

Any number you want, baby.

Fernando is not your type.

42

on your body

do yer own dirty work.

Huh???????????

Get him out of the closet........................

ok