Crop failure ahead?

As I noted at the end of my “About” page, I used to have Pha­lacro­pho­bia, but I don’t anymore.

This news is for guys who still have this phobia. Great! For 150 bucks you can:

  • See if your future will be bright and shiny (or not)
  • Know if you will con­tinue living under cover, or come out on top

The test doesn’t fix any­thing. It sup­pos­edly just lets you know what the future holds. In my expe­ri­ence, the best cure for Pha­lacro­pho­bia, is just to let nature take its course… it is impos­si­ble to have a “fear of going bald” when you are bald!

My favorite bald jokes:

  • You don’t put a marble top on cheap furniture
  • God only made a few per­fect heads—the rest he cov­ered up.
  • I used to have wavy hair—until it waved good-​bye!

Feel free to con­tribute your bald jokes and one-​liners. I need some new ones!

4 Responses to “Crop failure ahead?”


  1. 1 Dave

    Some of us have always had the desire to be fol­li­cally chal­lenged. Yes, my chrome dome is thanks to an assist from Norelco.

    My joke addi­tions:
    * A bald head is like heaven, for there is no part­ing there.
    * Can a bald man get a hair­line frac­ture?

  2. 2 Misty

    I wish I could add to the jokes, but the marble top on cheap fur­ni­ture– seems like you couldn’t get much fun­nier. I keep snick­er­ing every time I think of it. Thanks for the funny.

  3. 3 Ronita

    At least you never will get a wild hair (sic) to dye your hair and end up with orange roots and almost black tips. (I’m cur­rently in hiding.)
    I hadn’t heard of the marble top on cheap furniture…but it’s SO TRUE. hehe­heh.

  4. 4 Mike

    Here’s a new one, from an old fellow at Astor House:

    There are three stages for hair — no part. part, and depart!

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