The flaxen coils of hair hanging off the heads of young Jewish boys; often melded in with the side burns, not to be confused with mutton
chops. Since the Jewish religion rejects the idea of
gravity, young boys are told employ these devices in order to
stay grounded.
Citation from a
popular rap song by the Diddly Doo-Wops entitled "Cowboy Hats and Dangly-Doos" addressing this subject:
"Well, I know some guys who don't believe in gravity
Because they'
re of the Jewish ethnicity
They're all about religion and currency
Every Saturday they worship His Majesty
Dangly-Doos, weighin' them down
Dangly-Doos, keep my
Jew friends around
Circumcision is the custom at a very young age
Mentioning Christ's name sends them into a rage
The father is expected to be stingy and
sage
The mother shows them courtesy and how to behave
Some may think these melodies are prejudice
But they don't understand "The Danglyness""