"I guess we could extend the helmet a little bit further down the back of the neck," he told the programme.
When he was hired 30 years ago, Mr. Zipfel says, he was told by a foreman, "I can tell from the neck down, you'll be a good construction worker".
Adil el-Mansi, a 50-year-old teacher who was wearing a picture of the general around his neck, told The Independent that yesterday was his first ever protest in Tahrir Square.
Tolokonnikova, dressed in a Soviet-style dark prison uniform with a white scarf around her neck, told the court that the prison colony where she is serving her sentence did not support her plea of early release because she "didn't repent".
Polling for the Daily Record published on Tuesday morning shows the parties are neck and neck, but Davidson told the Guardian she believes the Tories are marginally ahead.
"I have only a little neck," she told the Constable of the Tower.
"The fitting way for these senior players to play in their last event is with gold around their neck," she told the team.
Coach BYRON SCOTT told the reserves, including Planinic (strained neck) and Armstrong (sprained left ankle), that he was upset after they gave up an 18-0 run to finish the Nets' 101-88 victoverover Seattle.
"I want to go off into the sunset with a world championship around my neck," Wambach told The Huffington Post last week.
"This Icelandic lake monster, which dates back to 1345, has been described as a pale, humped animal, about 50 feet long, sprouting whiskers on the head at the end of a 6-foot-long neck," Coleman told The Huffington Post.
