Thursday, September 16, 2010

buy my beard.

at this year's Hopscotch Music Festival, beards may have been the #1 fashion accessory. i'm not talking about your fake girlfriend that makes you appear straight, i mean good ol' fashioned facial hair. sure, v-necks and tattoos still reign near the top, but there was never a better time to floss your pubic face than at the south's newest and best music fest. (editor's note: there was no sarcasm in that statement ---> Hopscotch was amazing.)

so. want a souvenir beyond your Hopscotch hospital bracelet or your Newcastle diarrhea? now is the time to procure your very own piece of history. Juan Huevos's beard, the very same beard he sported for 2 Hopscotch performances, is available on this blog for a limited time only.



whoa! check that thing out. it took a staff of 3 stylists to painstakingly remove the hairs one by one in order to return Huevos to the mustachioed visage you are most familiar with.

the beard was carefully stored in a Ziploc bag.

rather than do an auction that would no doubt push the price through the roof, Life Is Like My Cock On Chocolates is offering a special J Waves Beard Package for $14.95 (plus S & H) to the first person to respond to this ad. included with the prized beard hair is a copy of the latest Juan Huevos album, Treasure Bath. also included is a rare "J Waves" button and a letter J-shaped rainbow-colored Silly Band. OMG!!!!!

there is so much you can do with your brand new Juan Huevos bag o' beard hair: glue them to your own face! plant J Waves evidence at crime scenes! patch up that bald spot! contribute to a bird's nest! make a voodoo doll and/or shrine! it's up to you!!




there is only ONE of these to go around, so don't kick yourself by waiting. ORDER NOW!

2 comments:

Lloyd said...

you were fucking great at hopscotch dude. I brought some friends that had never heard your shit and by the end they were convinced you need your own show on adult swim. Shot a little vid http://vimeo.com/14983981

Kristin said...

i hope the person who bought it made a shrine.