Sentences with phrase «bad toupee»
The phrase "bad toupee" refers to a poorly made or unnatural-looking wig or hairpiece that someone wears to cover up their baldness or hair loss. Full definition
There was the little old man with the amazingly bad toupee.
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On the ride home, Howe noted it was hard to take one of Mario Cuomo's opponent's, Conservative Herb London, seriously because of his «really bad toupee.»
If every small business were a reality TV show hosted by a guy in a bad toupee, then firing employees would be a lot easier.
Most of the time there will be something to discern, but — as that string of images at the beginning of this post illustrate — occasionally Cena will be like, «Hey, have you seen this picture of a guy in a bad toupee and an oversized suit that doesn't fit?
The term began as a joke at the expense of 1990 Republican gubernatorial candidate Herb London, after Howe quipped that it was hard to take anybody with such a bad toupee seriously.
Mario Cuomo, the «intellectual genius» Howe knew him to be, retorted: What's the difference between a bad toupee and someone like Howe whose hair looks like a bad toupee?
He tugs on a fistful to demonstrate, and it lifts off the sod like a bad toupee.
(Mark Andrus wrote the script as if he'd been binge - watching the Hallmark Channel, and Rob Reiner directs without flair or imagination, but is amusing in a small role as a piano accompanist with a bad toupee.)