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"I'm trying to picture her in a dark dress," continued Cranston, "wearing a dotted head band to match the sleeves and scarf."

And you look up against the sun in the sky and the arc of the ball is a beautiful thing to behold, as the white dot heads exactly where you'd envisioned it would go.

His Ayotte kick has a Remo Powerstroke 3 batter and the Starclassic snare usually has either coated Emperor or coated CS dot heads.

When the skit is over, Scot and Dot head back up the road (Chicken Jane limping along behind with an injured wing) to "Look, look, see, see, going up the lane.

That night, according to law enforcement officials, as Mr. Sharan walked out of a Jersey City office building, a group of white men yelled, "There's a dot head - let's get him" and attacked him with a baseball bat.

The gang's activities were spotlighted again in June 2010, when a column by Time magazine contributor Joel Stein titled "My Own Private India" made light of the use of a related epithet, "dot heads", in nearby Edison in the 1980s.