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The RoFo Headgear is a wearable lightweight plastic bevevage container that is wore on the head for maximum efficient portability and effective hands-free ambulation of the wearer. Made from food grade quality plastic weighs about 1½ lbs. empty and approximately 5 lbs. full. RoFo Headgear holds, transports and dispenses a beverage while worn on an individual's head. A second person can operate its RoFo Motific Spigotdispensing one's favorite separate hot, cold or carbonated refreshment either into a glass or into another person. One-Size-Fits-Most. When worn… the wearer's head acts as a fulcrum for the encircled beverage. The beverage act as a liquid gyroscope - finding its own level of gravity during the gyrations and twisting of the wearer's head.The RoFo Headgear was issued a United States Patent on October 19, 1999, titled Substance Dispensing Headgear. U.S. Patent Number: 5,966,743. European Patent Number: WO9939598 (A1).The RoFo Headgear is a U.S. Patented internationally known uniquely designed invention. Its globally recognized slogan: RoFo Headgear - the only hat that gives good head… of foam! RoFo Headgear was featured on U.S.A.'s NBC Universal TV and SPIKE.com Network. The RoFo Headgear is the World's Most Famous Beverage Dispenser. Recognizable RoFo Headgear universally renowned iconic versions are reviewable at www.RoFoHeadgear.com.
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the headgear of a mine operates the mine cage
what do you call french legion headgear
Another word for protective headgear is "helmet"
by the Morgan headgear and use it's cup
Headgear is worn either for protection or for fashion, sometimes both.
Another word for a Cafeteria worker's headgear is hairnet.
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"Headgear"?? What is "headgear"?? Do you mean "bridle"?? The only additional part of a bridle for harness horses are blinkers. They are used primarily to prevent the horse from seeing behind itself and possibly being spooked by the carriage.