What would you call this haircut?"arthur.

George Harrison
What would you call this haircut?
What would you call this haircut?
What would you call this haircut?
What would you call this haircut?
About This Quote

Arthur was the knight in the legend of King Arthur. He is most famous for his round shield with the image of a white baby on it. The story goes, one day, a knight attacked Arthur and knocked off his helmet. Arthur looked at the knight's helmet and thought it was a baby.

Arthur picked up the helmet and said, "What would you call this haircut?" meaning how can you describe a haircut? The knight replied, "I call it a baby." The knight then laughed at Arthur's bad joke and put his helmet back on. The knight's name was Lancelot and he was very handsome.

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