antitail
Part of the dust tail of a comet that seems to point, often like a spike, toward the Sun. This rare phenomenon is an illusion caused by the viewing geometry and typically occurs when Earth crosses the plane of a comet’s orbit when the comet is relatively close to the Sun. Under these circumstances, the cometary dust, which lies in a thin sheet and lags behind the comet, may be seen edge-on as an antitail.
If you can’t see ANY tail, does that mean it’s headed straight for you?
If you can’t see any tail you’re in the wrong bar. ;^)
I’m just gonna guess, if one doesn’t see a tail, one is about to experience this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69W8WpU4n1M
(might want to kill the soundtrack)
and so will be kissing one’s own tail goodbye