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He Did That On Purpose?

Introducing one Maricus Adams, recently arrested on charges of trafficking fentanyl out of a fancy Budgetel Inn & Suites in Augusta, Georgia

I am really at a loss for what is going on with that ‘do. It looks like they crossed Billy Ray Cyrus with Rick James.

Nothing profound to add. That is just a pretty awesome hairstyle that he probably paid someone to do. On purpose.

21 Comments

  1. TakeAHardLook

    “There is a fifth dimension beyond that which is known to man. It is a dimension as vast as space and as timeless as infinity. It is the middle ground between light and shadow, between science and superstition, and it lies between the pit of man’s fears and the summit of his knowledge. This is the dimension of imagination. It is an area which we call Maricus Adams’ scalp.”

    Three scientific expeditionary forces have already entered the oleaginous, dark & rancid underlayment of Marcus’ “Do.”

    None have returned……

    Another childhood memory of mine popped up when taking a second look: I remember when an ant colony swarmed over the carcass of a dead cat. The feast resembles the atrocity above.

    Can you not believe that all that black stuff is a massive, moving, pulsating colony–ten deep–enjoying their food source of the moment?

  2. MN Steel

    Sam Sheepdog has fallen on herd times, and now goes by #58008 in the county lockup.

    Ralph Wolf forgot his Narcan so will be unavailable to bail him out ever again.

  3. Flyin Bryan

    Operated out of a Budgetel. Why didn’t he go with Motel 6? They, “Leave the light on for ya.” Also, hair is a bit on the Lionel Ritchey side, if you ask me.

  4. Ding Dong

    I wish I had one of them lawn jockey/stable boys. I would make a to scale replica of that doo and place it upon the lawn jockey head.

      • Big Ruckus D

        I still see a few of those in older neighborhoods around here once in a while. They all have white faces though. Probably repainted at some point. Years ago, there used to be a house a couple of miles from my childhood home where the proverbial little old black grandma lived (she was always out tending her garden in good weather).

        Anyway, she had a small concrete statuary in her front yard of a very pale colored donkey pulling a cart. I used to joke that “a black lady with a white ass lives in that house” when riding by it with my mom or dad. It usually did get a chuckle. I’m sure she passed a long time ago, and the house is still there, but the donkey and cart are long gone.

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