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Cheap remake of M*A*S*H?

By Robert Basler
March 30, 2009
Fashion | military

Blog Guy, are you a licensed psychiatrist?

It depends. I am in some states, just not in the really picky ones. How can I help?

I feel like I’m being followed by helicopters. Oh, they try to be clever, but I always spot them. Three or four at a time, hovering overhead. Am I being paranoid?

Let me ask you this. Are you wearing a hat?

Why, yes! An original Little Shilpa creation!

Okay, take it off, put it on a chair and leave the room. Now do you see the helicopters?

They’re gone! You’re amazing! I guess they’re off to harass some other poor victim! Now can you do something about the polo players who are galloping after me?

I don’t know. Do you wear anything by Ralph Lauren?

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A model presents a creation by designer Little Shilpa during the second day of Lakme fashion week in Mumbai March 28, 2009. REUTERS/ Punit Paranjpe

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Mar 30, 2009
8:25 pm UTC

Not to be confused with mountain goat hat designer Lil’ Shirpa.

Posted by Eliott | Report as abusive
 
Mar 30, 2009
8:33 pm UTC

I wonder, does she cut hair too?

Posted by diwata | Report as abusive
 
Mar 30, 2009
9:21 pm UTC

She does not have to cut her hair- the helicopters chop it off once they get close enough.

Posted by Cross2 | Report as abusive
 
Mar 31, 2009
12:11 am UTC

This outfit must have been inspired by the circle flies flying around the designer’s head. (Circle flies are so named because they circle around crap.)

Posted by Dr. Doll | Report as abusive
 
Mar 31, 2009
1:26 am UTC

She does NOT look happy in that hat. She’s thinking “I don’t get paid enough for this crap”.

Posted by Brad | Report as abusive
 
Mar 31, 2009
2:21 pm UTC

The designer is “Little Shilpa”. Little Shilpa is 9. I guess.

Posted by naz | Report as abusive
 

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