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Old 04-12-2010, 09:51 AM #1
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At least yours are dark. Mine are white, and the light has to catch them just right.
Second to that, plgerrard...sometimes ones along my jaw line escape detection long enough that they look like Yeti hair.
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Isn't it the pits when you find one after you arrived home from a social engagement? I tell myself it grew on the way home.
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I tell myself it grew on the way home.
Oh, that's much better. I just try to convince myself the light was so poor no one else would have noticed.
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