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  • Or was that business with the hedgeclippers a warning?

    Homebody Card, Orson Scott 1998

  • His hair hangs in his eyes and his mother must trim it with hedgeclippers.

    Prayers To Broken Stones Simmons, Dan 1990

  • His hair hangs in his eyes and his mother must trim it with hedgeclippers.

    Prayers To Broken Stones Simmons, Dan 1990

  • Most blokes wouldn't be averse to watching the missus go clam jousting, but you have to admire the committment of a man who's prepared to be transformed into a grotesque parody of Dorothy from The Golden Girls by a third world Dr Mengele armed with a pair of hedgeclippers to achieve his aims.

    Army Rumour Service 2010

  • Most blokes wouldn't be averse to watching the missus go clam jousting, but you have to admire the committment of a man who's prepared to be transformed into a grotesque parody of Dorothy from The Golden Girls by a third world Dr Mengele armed with a pair of hedgeclippers to achieve his aims.

    Army Rumour Service 2010

  • Most blokes wouldn't be averse to watching the missus go clam jousting, but you have to admire the committment of a man who's prepared to be transformed into a grotesque parody of Dorothy from The Golden Girls by a third world Dr Mengele armed with a pair of hedgeclippers to achieve his aims.

    Army Rumour Service 2010

  • Most blokes wouldn't be averse to watching the missus go clam jousting, but you have to admire the committment of a man who's prepared to be transformed into a grotesque parody of Dorothy from The Golden Girls by a third world Dr Mengele armed with a pair of hedgeclippers to achieve his aims.

    Army Rumour Service 2010

  • I had one mishap -- cut right through the power cord with my electric hedgeclippers.

    ReadLarryPowell.com 2009

  • There’s a black woman singing “some bushes are really big” while giving a ‘raunchy’ wink (it’s overly dramatic, like a seaside postcard, so less raunchy than some, I suppose) while wielding a chainsaw, and an Asian woman singing “some gardens are mighty small” while trimming a bonsai tree with little hedgeclippers and giving a demure giggle with her hand over her mouth.

    Body hair: untidy, unpleasant and downright dangerous « Gin&Comment 2009

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