Now THAT'S a flat-top.
Friday, 7 May 2010
Mark Legg, CFO, Memjet
It's an American from the 1950s, thrown through the VORTEX to the present day by an accident in Memjet's underground stationery storage facility.
Now THAT'S a flat-top.
Now THAT'S a flat-top.
7 comments:
He's cunningly tried to hide his button-down collar from us, but not cunningly enough. You can just make out the egde of one of the buttons partly hidden by his jacket if you look closely enough.
That's lucky as it means I can pick fault in that, rather than having to worry about choosing between the "should've gone to specsavers" glasses, the pulled-too-tight-tie/garrote, the shirt made from dishcloths or the fact the top of his head looks like it belongs to someone else. Phew.
http://www.foroswebgratis.com/imagenes_foros/6/0/5/4/6/212487alf.jpg
Michael Douglas, 'Falling Down'.
Uses the office paper guillotine to cut his hair?
His teeth are sufficiently clean, and his ears sport no apparent wax.
Lose the glasses, and it's Half-Life 2's G-Man!
Reminds me of 'Hans Moleman' from the Simpsons, haha!
http://www.google.co.uk/images?complete=1&hl=en&q=hans%20moleman&um=1&ie=UTF-8&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi
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