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(Old) What Are You Wearing Now/Today? Part II - pictures only - no discussion
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You're fighting a losing battle my friend... moderating this is going to end with you tearing your hair out.Originally Posted by JD_May
He's already bald I think. There's always the hair downstairs though.
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He's already bald I think.Originally Posted by GoSurface
There's always the hair downstairs though.
Not bald, just very closely cropped. I cut it short, and short is addictive, so it became shorter and shorter. But yeah, I could not "pull my hair out" without some ingenuity.
And ouch.
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