24/7?

[Arch]

My Mum spotted this, last time she came to visit:

Note the phrase "Twenty Four Seven" under the business name..


So why do they need:

opening hours?

 

[tyred]

It probably just sounds trendy.

 

[Crackle]

Out of hours emergency haircut for the times when the fringe just gets so annoying.

 

[rich p]

Why is it that hairdressers have the most awful puns for their business names?

British Hairways
Cutting It Fine
Get Set
and one of my favourites.....Hairport Terminal

to name but 4 local ones!

 

[tyred]

There's one near where I work called Baldies Barbers.

 

[buggi]

could be the number of the shop... 247 High Street?

 

[mr Mag00]

address number?

 

[rich p]

Good thinking but not so

http://www.citikey.com/business/10054155/

 

[Arch]

You know, I don't even know the name of the street it's on - it's just 'opposite the little Halfords'....

<checks link>

Feasegate.. Oh yes, I suppose that's it, I did know it, but I'd not have been able to tell anyone...

 

[bikepete]

Nope, address is 4 Feasegate: details via Google:

http://preview.tinyurl.com/ca2st9

 

[4F]

Why is it that hairdressers have the most awful puns for their business names?

British Hairways
Cutting It Fine
Get Set
and one of my favourites.....Hairport Terminal

to name but 4 local ones!

In Felixstowe there is a "Happy hair with Helen" wtf

 

[mr Mag00]

well you do have hair 24/7 well some of us do

 

[snorri]

There's one near where I work called Baldies Barbers.

That's a good one tyred.
One "hairdresser" I attended said very pointedly that it looked as if I had been at a barber for my previous haircut.

 

[Mr Pig]

Why is it that hairdressers have the most awful puns for their business names?

Same answer to both questions. Because hair dressers aren't very bright. Usually the daughter or wife of someone who has made enough money to let them throw some of it away indulging their idiotic business plan. Was it the top academic pupils at school who picked hair dressing?

 

[Crackle]

One near'ish me, called Barberella. She used to leave signs in her window about when she was on holiday or off or doing other things, so you knew she wasn't open. One day she left a cryptic "yes, I will" in her window. She doesn't seem to own it anymore so perhaps it was a marriage proposal and she's gone off to pastures new.