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Honey, I’m goin’ out to have my ears cleaned…
For once, it will be pretty difficult to come up with a better photo caption than the original. The concept of taking care of your ear hygiene needs on the street makes you wonder whether wandering flossers are far behind. Do your best and send captions to us via Post a Comment.
A man squirms as an ear-cleaner works on his ear in the eastern Indian city of Kolkata October 12, 2006. Traditional ear-cleaners are common in the old quarters of many Indian towns and roam about the streets in search of customers looking for relief from itches and discomforts. REUTERS/Parth Sanyal
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