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Sabastian Cabot has been under federal scrutiny lately under suspicion of tampering with an Arbor Day event in Missouri. Best known for his role as wise-cracking Giles French in the hit sitcom Family Affair, Cabot is well know as a philanderer and part-time scrap metal dealer.

According to witnesses, Cabot appeared at the event unannounced knocked over several picnic tables and stole a ball from some school age kids in the area. Said Lillian Sutcher: "I don't know what this world's coming to when Giles French bags someone else's ball. It is a topsy-turvy world that we live in." Cabot is still at large and is considered angry.

 
What is the Fez Factor?
The Fez Factor Theory was developed by Lewis Moss in 1978. It simply states that if a dictionary contains pictures, it will almost always feature an image of the fez. If the image is an illustration, it will usually feature an Arab man with a mustache. If however, it is a photograph, it will usually feature an elderly caucasion with the famed Shriner's fez. Recognized the world over as a legimate theory, The Fez Factor has facinated thousands and entertained millions. Join us as we venture into this little known realm. Welcome to FezFactor.com - and may the fez be with you!!
 
Fan Mail
To whom it may concern,

I was a recent visitor to your website, Fez Factor.com and I must say that I was bedazzled. Having been a fez fanatic myself, I was thrilled to see someone else shares my fascination with the world's greatest tassled head adornment.

I would like to take the opportunity to update you on some "Fez history". Remember the 60's hit TV sitcom "The Addams Family"? Well, my sources tell me that the lovable "Uncle Fester" character was actually based on a real life Addams family member that was of Arabic origin nicknamed "Uncle Fez-ter" because of his unusual practice of donning a small fez on his bald pate each day as he left his home. Apparently, network executives at CBS buckled to the pressure of being "politically correct" by not including this info in the actal show, thus robbing millions of Americans the opportunity to appreciate the fez as we do.

The real Uncle Fez-ter sadly passed on in 1987 of unknown causes. Apparently, he occasionally attended some "Addams Family" reunions but was never given his proper due. He died a bitter, faceless man having never been acknowledged for his influence on American Entertainment. Perhaps you could give him some "props" on your site.

Thanks, Joe "Fez" Thrunay, New Rumley, Ohio

 
Fez Factor Sightings

If a dictionary contains pictures or images, then according to the Fez Factor Theory it will feature a picture of the fez about 99% of the time. Have you found a picture of the fez in a dictionary? Share it with the fezFactor.com!

Go to the Sightings page to upload an image file of your dictionary!

 
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