I learned early on the importance of a strong comb from 70s icon Fonzie, although most of the time–he didn’t need it.
And for the record, Fonzie wasn’t racist either.
Don’t Worry; It’s Not Racist
I learned early on the importance of a strong comb from 70s icon Fonzie, although most of the time–he didn’t need it.
And for the record, Fonzie wasn’t racist either.
I Don't Get It 
Finally, a comb that doesn’t “curl up and collapse!” I’ve been plagued by curling and collapsing combs all my life. Now that I can count my hairs Ace comes along to save the day.
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I’m so sorry you had to deal with those collapsing combs. I guess that’s why we see them all over the streets next to the cigarette stubs. Did you ever had a comb that was a switchblade? I think my son has one of those.
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The struggle is real. My neighborhood was tough – we had real switchblades.
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Yikes!
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We had 2 pints last night.
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Way to go!!
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Black and white newspaper ads were referring to the newsprint and ink, yes, Kerbey.
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Curl up and collapse? I can’t picture that happening to a comb. Were they first made out of cardboard? Cool clip tho Kerbey!
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Right? WEAK combs.
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