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Would you buy a car from a guy who wore a toupee?
What about a lawyer – would you choose to have a lawyer (who wore a rug) defend you?
What about a doctor? Would you have a problem if your doctor covered up his baldness.
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These are my answers:
Car salesman – No -but if he really listened to what I wanted, then I might change my mind. But I really think that if …read more

A man, who lives in the south-western part of Germany has been trying to have the costs of his “wigs” covered by his health insurance provider. He believes that his insurance should pay for them because he has had hair-loss problems since childhood.
His claims have been denied. The insurance company states:
The hair’s protective function against the sun and the cold can easily be replaced by a hat. The health insurance does not have to pay for that.
The insurance company will provide hair coverage for women and children. You should note that health insurance in Germany, will cover …read more

Intolerance is the Do Not Touch sign on something that cannot bear touching. We do not mind having our hair ruffled, but we will not tolerate any familiarity with the toupee which covers our baldness.  ~ Eric Hoffer

OK, I can’t decide if these are cute or creepy. Wait, yes I can. They creep me out.

Ah, the lengths we go to own a piece of pop culture. One of Andy Warhol’s wigs has sold for $10,800 at auction. It still has the adhesive inside.
My question to you: Is this a unique collectable? Or just another man’s sweaty toupee?