Tell me the comb and watch story.

Well, perhaps in the 'the necklace and the comb' story, a poor but kind - hearted woman found a necklace and a comb in an old attic she was cleaning. The necklace sparkled with what she thought were diamonds and the comb looked like it was made of ivory. She decided to keep them safe. As time passed, she learned that the necklace was a fake but the comb was actually a very rare and valuable antique. However, instead of selling it for money, she used the comb as a symbol to start a business making replicas of the comb as hair accessories. The necklace, though not valuable in the monetary sense, became a reminder to her that things are not always as they seem at first glance.

I'm not entirely sure which specific 'Family Guy Hair Comb Story' you mean. There could be various plotlines in 'Family Guy' involving hair combs. It might be a story where a character uses a hair comb in a funny or unexpected way, like Peter Griffin using a hair comb to style his hair in a ridiculous new style for a special occasion.

I'm not sure specifically which 'New Yorker lice comb' story you are referring to. There could be various anecdotes or stories related to a lice comb in the context of New York. Maybe it was a story about a particular brand of lice comb that was popular in New York, or perhaps a story about someone's experience using a lice comb in New York.

One possible theme could be time. Since a pocket watch is used to tell time, it might be about how time affects the relationship with the comb, like the passing of time changing the appearance or significance of the comb.

There was a family who had a special Christmas tradition. Every Christmas Eve, the mother would comb the hair of her two daughters while telling them stories. One year, the comb broke right in the middle of the combing. But instead of being sad, they all laughed. They found an old, handmade comb that had been passed down in the family for generations. Using this comb, the mother continued to comb their hair and told an even more wonderful Christmas story about the history of the comb.

Once upon a time, there was a gentleman with a shiny pocket watch. He always carried it in his pocket. His hair was long and unruly. One day, he found a beautiful comb. As he combed his hair with the comb, he noticed the time on his pocket watch. It was a simple moment but it made him realize how these small things in life, like a comb for his hair and the pocket watch that kept track of time, were important parts of his daily routine.

A watch fob and a hair comb could be part of an interesting story. Maybe the watch fob was a precious heirloom passed down through generations in a family. And the hair comb was used by a beautiful lady in the family. One day, the lady lost her hair comb while she was looking at the watch fob, which was attached to her father's old pocket watch. The fob and the comb then got separated, and the story could be about the search to reunite them, as they both held sentimental value to the family.

There was a man named Tom. His best friend gave him a comb for Christmas. Tom was a bit surprised at first, but then he realized it was a very practical gift. Tom had unruly hair that he often struggled to manage. The comb was made of a special material that tamed his hair easily. Tom started using the comb every day, and it became a part of his daily routine. This simple Christmas gift of a comb brought a new level of order and confidence to Tom's life.

Well, without more context, it's difficult to say precisely. It might be a story where a comb and a pocket watch play important roles, perhaps in a mystery where the pocket watch has some hidden message and the comb is used to decipher it, or it could be a story about a person's prized possessions being a comb and a pocket watch and the adventures or memories associated with them.

If the comb and watch are in a story where the comb is used to fix things and the watch represents the passage of time, the moral might be that we should use our resources (like the comb) to make the most of our time (represented by the watch), and not waste it.