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Whenever I *snip* feel like it!!!!!

When I was younger i'd cut it neat'n'short, and i'd let it grow till I had a small mop (usually didn't reach shoulder length), and then cut it like a 'bristle brush' again.

Then for a while I had a wide mohawk that didn't stick up (just kept shaving the sides), and then for a while I kept shaving it all off (i looked taller somehow, weird).

Now i'm satisfied with my long ponytail (I hate saying ponytail, cause I usually only tie it up only when i'm eating, or doing lab-type work, and when it is tied up, it's usually not an actual ponytail).


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In reply to Re: I get my hair cut... by PodMaster
in thread I get my hair cut... by Zombie mysql on FreeBSD

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