doublejj
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I got a haircut before I went in and they cut my hair anyway.
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Mine was close to the middle of my shoulder blades when wet (I was a curly bastad).
Doug Dawson
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Got my shot yesterday, seems like there may be an end eventually. Hope everyone is doing well.
Jeffislovinlife
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Are you sure it was Curly and not just kinky
Jeffislovinlife
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That's great to here
Once upon a time a long, long time ago....
I'm a pilot. I lived in So Cal. I had to work my way through college somehow.Never carried more than one..
I did neurosurgery. We did haircuts like that, but only where we had too. I have wondered if thats where some of the punk hairdos came from. As for basic I never thought they used a razor. Matt told me they had a long line and they just zipped them off with the clippers. That looks like someone trying to avoid a hair test
Same with Matt. When he puts it in a pony tail he looks like:
Although it's grown out a bit now so it doesn't look like that as much.
lokie
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A more direct approach.I did neurosurgery. We did haircuts like that, but only where we had too. I have wondered if thats where some of the punk hairdos came from. As for basic I never thought they used a razor. Matt told me they had a long line and they just zipped them off with the clippers. That looks like someone trying to avoid a hair test
Having been married to a god like beard before and now goldilocks,
how often have you seen them clean shaved, head and chin too.
Few alive have seen me without a beard. Fewer still those who have seen my shaved head and chin simultaneously.
I grew a ponytail for a few years. Then I opted for the easy, low maintenance short scissor cut or just a 2 & 4 buzz.
I wonder what my wife would think if I came home with a reverse mohawk.
Dr.Amber Trichome
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It’s cute, like Mickey Mouse, but they kinda look like they are glued on.A more direct approach.
Having been married to a god like beard before and now goldilocks,
how often have you seen them clean shaved, head and chin too.
Few alive have seen me without a beard. Fewer still those who have seen my shaved head and chin simultaneously.
I grew a ponytail for a few years. Then I opted for the easy, low maintenance short scissor cut or just a 2 & 4 buzz.
I wonder what my wife would think if I came home with a reverse mohawk.
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Singlemalt
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Rather sobering, and she is correct. HopeSpring Break isn't Waterloo
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‘I’m Scared’: CDC Director Rochelle Walensky Chokes Up While Sounding Alarm on ‘Impending Doom’ of New Wave
CDC Director Rochelle Walenssy seemed overcome with emotion as she implored American citizens to not let their guard down in fighting Covid-19.
There was this guy on some science fiction show that looked just like that but I'll be damned if I can remember the character's name, sigh.......A more direct approach.
Having been married to a god like beard before and now goldilocks,
how often have you seen them clean shaved, head and chin too.
Few alive have seen me without a beard. Fewer still those who have seen my shaved head and chin simultaneously.
I grew a ponytail for a few years. Then I opted for the easy, low maintenance short scissor cut or just a 2 & 4 buzz.
I wonder what my wife would think if I came home with a reverse mohawk.
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Laughing Grass
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Provinces suspend AstraZeneca shots for people under 55 after advice from national panel
The advisory committee recommended that more information is needed on a possible link between the shot and rare blood clots
Bummer, that's more than half our vaccine supply.
Thanks! That would be it
Dr.Amber Trichome
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Sorry to hear it, that really sucks.Provinces suspend AstraZeneca shots for people under 55 after advice from national panel
The advisory committee recommended that more information is needed on a possible link between the shot and rare blood clotsnationalpost.com
Bummer, that's more than half our vaccine supply.
I added some yellow iron on letters to my Covid 19 shirt. It turned out pretty good . I was lucky they left so much room at the top above the transmission electron microscopic image of the Covid virus for the additional information to be added .
printer
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Why Canada is suspending use of AstraZeneca vaccine in people under 55
Canada's vaccine advisory committee is recommending immediately suspending the use of the AstraZeneca-Oxford COVID-19 vaccine in Canadians under 55 following reports of rare but potentially fatal blood clots in Europe that appear to be connected to the shot.
And now that the US is moving into the 55 and under group It might not get approval in the US.
Canada's vaccine advisory committee is recommending immediately suspending the use of the AstraZeneca-Oxford COVID-19 vaccine in Canadians under 55 following reports of rare but potentially fatal blood clots in Europe that appear to be connected to the shot.
And now that the US is moving into the 55 and under group It might not get approval in the US.
printer
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New data shows COVID-19 pandemic now 'completely out of control' in Ontario, key scientific adviser says
A new briefing note from a panel of science experts advising the Ontario government on COVID-19 shows a province at a tipping point.
Variants that are more deadly are circulating widely, new daily infections have reached the same number at the height of the second wave, and the number of people hospitalized is now more than 20 per cent higher than at the start of the last province-wide lockdown, states an analysis from Ontario's COVID-19 science advisory table published on Monday night.
Variants now 67% of Ontario infections
The table's latest analysis, first reported by CBC News on Friday, shows new variants of concern now account for 67 per cent of all SARS-CoV-2 infections in Ontario.
Compared with the early strain that circulated, the variants — which are primarily B117, the variant first identified in the U.K. — are proving to cause more severe illness.
The briefing note outlines that the variants are associated with a more than 60 per cent increased risk of hospitalization, a doubled risk of admission to intensive care, and a 56 per cent increased risk of death.
Hope some of the US states do not get that far before the place gets vaccinated.
A new briefing note from a panel of science experts advising the Ontario government on COVID-19 shows a province at a tipping point.
Variants that are more deadly are circulating widely, new daily infections have reached the same number at the height of the second wave, and the number of people hospitalized is now more than 20 per cent higher than at the start of the last province-wide lockdown, states an analysis from Ontario's COVID-19 science advisory table published on Monday night.
Variants now 67% of Ontario infections
The table's latest analysis, first reported by CBC News on Friday, shows new variants of concern now account for 67 per cent of all SARS-CoV-2 infections in Ontario.
Compared with the early strain that circulated, the variants — which are primarily B117, the variant first identified in the U.K. — are proving to cause more severe illness.
The briefing note outlines that the variants are associated with a more than 60 per cent increased risk of hospitalization, a doubled risk of admission to intensive care, and a 56 per cent increased risk of death.
Hope some of the US states do not get that far before the place gets vaccinated.