Pucarapsa
Semi-big things in the works today. Didn't take the bus -- had my reasons. Possible Yam session this afternoon.
From Wikipedia: In colonial New Haven, CT, cut pumpkins were used as guides for haircuts to ensure a round, uniform style. Because of this fashion, New Englanders were nicknamed "pumpkin-heads."
Rest assured that I will be complimenting passersby on their round, uniform styles this weekend.
On a more mundane note, I have been making sandwiches for lunch, which is exciting.
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this also explains why new englanders have pumpkin guts hanging from their bushy, bushy, bushy eyebrows.
A lesser known fact: pumpkin halves were also used by new englanders as a (much less effective) guide for eyebrow trimming.
Even LESSER known fact.--well, maybe I shouldn't print that here.
:OP
Come to think of it...I HAVE this hairstyle you speak of, A! And my mom ALWAYS used to call be Pumpkinhead! HAHAHAHAHA! Way to bring me back.
P.S.
And I really like the title...but was Spucarapsa taken? Because I kinda like that too! Hee Hee.
Well, if we both have Pucarapsa then we have a pair of Spucarapsa. (These are the special vessels for drinking certain juices.)
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