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I think Paul Simon (of Simon and Garfunkel fame) used to wear
a wig but he may have ditched it now.

Guilbert

No we've not had Gary yet, good call. When I went to see Rush play I noticed that Alex Lifeson, although not sporting a wig, must have had some kind of hair surgery as he had these odd strands of hair with gaps inbetween a bit like Barbie.

I'm going to see them this weekend so I'll be checking him out!

Had a run-in with that cunt as well.......and it IS a wig.
The most 'up-my-own-arse' ponce I have EVER had the misfortune to meet.
Stanley, on the other hand, was the total opposite, very polite and humble.......in what can almost be described as 'Gay'.........oh, a syrup for the Starchild as well

On the back of todays Daily Mail (Go on, slag me off), there is an add for hair weaving with Martin Crowe (New Zealand cricketer) I have seen Graham Gooch in a similar ad, and Ruscle is right, Jimmy 'Whirlwind' White has also been featured.....................

On the subject of snooker, how about Terry Griffiths? Won the title in 1979 when he had grey receeding hair, now sports a dodgy barnet that is definately NOT grey and thinning, but more like a fine line in the Elton John range (but 'sportier')

AND the excellent actor who plays Daziel in Pascoe and Daziel (Warren Clarke)

If we're expanding on to the weave wankers, let's not forget Austin Healy and the grandaddy of them all, John Cleese.

Arthur Scargill is a weaver WITH 4 cans of hair lacquer to 'hold it in place'

A muso mate of mine also met Gene and said he was a prize twat. I always remember him telling me the story of Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons turning up at a gig looking like, in his words, "A pair of old tarts with wigs on and plastered in make up."

Excuse my ignorance but what is a "Weave" and how does it differ from a rug?