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Pretty funny. But not everyone thinks so, unfortunately. http://www.nwanews.com/adg/Editorial/187998
You do not cite the date of this news piece, but it must have been April 1st.
Update -- it was really published but was intended as a joke.
Apparently the problem lies with the wrong kind of hairspray.
So was it a joke, or wasn't it?