What does Maz put in his hair?

[Fman99]

Shiny, but how?

[Guest OlerudOwned]

Giuseppe Franco.

[metirish]

[Benjamin Grimm]

OlerudOwned wrote: Giuseppe Franco.

As Gene Rayburn once might have said, that's the definitive answer.

[Guest Kong76]

[Guest John Cougar Lunchbucket]

Ever hear of 'Jism,' sir?

Uh... Jismnasium?

[RealityChuck]

Greasy Kid Stuff, of course.

He should have switched to Vitalis.

[A Boy Named Seo]

Guiseppi's been missing this week, hasn't he? Replaced by that fake newscast FHA loan thing.

[Centerfield]

And that Slingbox commercial where Gorman strikes out.

[seawolf17]

Centerfield wrote: And that Slingbox commercial where Gorman strikes out.

FIRED... fired.

[Fman99]

Centerfield wrote: And that Slingbox commercial where Gorman strikes out.

I like that one.

The one that now irks me is this..

"What are you in for, WiFi?"

I'd like to punch/kick that woman in the neck/****.

[MFS62]

I voted "other".
When I was a kid, they used to say that someone with hair like that used "bear grease".

Bear grease it is for Maz, even though nobody ever explained to me how a bear gets rusty or why anyone would want to grease one.

Later

[soupcan]

The Slingbox commercial is funny.

My latest bugaboo is 'The Grill Daddy'. It's pretty much the same as any of those kind of commercials but have you noticed the end of it?

When they tell you that if you order the Grill Daddy NOW, you'll also get a free meat thermometer thingy that tells you when your meat is cooked the way you want it?

It's all well and good but the Grill Daddy is a product that cleans your grill until it sparkles right? When they show how to use the meat thermometer though, the grill on which the meat is cooking is the dirtiest, nastiest looking grill I've ever seen. A bit incongrous I think.

Commercial here.