Yup, for those of you who think that Norman’s hair cut is funky, check out John Oxendine, a gubernatorial candidate in Georgia. He was the Insurance Commissioner for the state and is running in 2010. Lets hope that Fiction (Osborn) becomes fact (His real world clone.)
Special Thanks to Mister Mets, of our Message Board for the find.
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I am laughing so hard right now.
The legacy of the Osbourns hair style continues, in the real world
I wondr if Deodato Jr. has seen this?
That is awesome and disturbing at the same time. I have to wonder if he does it on purpose.
Clearly, we need to contact this man and find out what, exactly, he does to his hair.
i never thought that that hair do could be reality…..but now i sit here and cant look away. how is this possible? i am moved.
I can’t take credit for the find, since I saw it when it was posted on the Bendis-Boards by henryfish.
http://www.606studios.com/bendisboard/showthread.php?t=184186
OSCORN!
Someone had to do it.
Wow, this is almost as good as finding out that Santa Claus is real…
Wow, Mike! Sounds like the hair’s not the ONLY thing he has in common with Osborn… this guy can’t be trusted!
This picture is an absolute INCREDIBLE find.
Hey Mike,
I know nothing of his policies. I just love his hair. Yeah, it sounds like he didn’t do his job.
This guy should not be Governor. At all. I live in Georgia and a few years back there was a big break-up between Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Georgia and Piedmont Healthcare Systems that effected thousands of people in my immediate area, my wife and I included. Suddenly, because these two organizations were having issues my wife could not go to any of her doctors without getting hit with out of network penalties. This may not sound like a big deal but my wife has numerous medical issues and finding a new doctor is incredibly difficult. This went on for several months and Oxendine, who was the Insurance Commissioner, refused to do anything about it saying, “They really need to work it out for themselves.” Now I get government trying to stay out of the private sector but your the Insurance Commissioner for the state. Seems to me when thousands of your constituents are going through hell that maybe you would want to step in. Turns out Oxendine’s wife, Ivy, WORKS for Blue Cross/Blue Shield. So that pretty much explained that to me.
Jerk.
Nitpicking. He’s a “gubernatorial candidate.” As State Insurance Commissioner (a position in which Norman Osborn could really wreck havoc) he already holds a governmental position.
THE CORNROWS EXIST!!!
Norman Shatner
I sent this to Wacker to no response. I think there are no words.
LOL what the…