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Pain is inevitable, suffering is optional...
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Yes, I pity her; but it's her own blindness that so causes the other disabilities.
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Pain is inevitable, suffering is optional...
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Rep: A: It depends on the question 
Q: Why is it that you go to college to make money (in the long run) but need so much money to go to college?
Q: Why is it that you go to college to make money (in the long run) but need so much money to go to college?
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Rep: A: I guess it is possible (if you had a heart attack or something 
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Q: Did you know that Locks of Love only uses about 3% of the hair that is donated?
P.S.- In my not so humble opinion Areamike, I wouldn't donate your hair to Locks of Love or Anyone for that matter. My hair is down to my shoulders, and I am growing it longer and I have been bullied by people from that organization (and others who support it) to donate my hair. When I said I grew this hair for me, not them they said I was being selfish! Ha. Yeah, I spend over a year growing out my hair and going through numerous awkward phases and they have the tenacity to pronounce that I am being selfish! It's my hair damn it and I can do what I want with it. They only use 3% of the hair donated and the rest is desposed of. Besides, half the hair they actually make hairpieces out of, they sell when they are a CHARITY and they won't provide any hairpieces to young boys who are bald because it is "socially acceptable for males to have short hair, shaved hair, or even be bald." What a load of shit! Bald kids, be they male or female deserve equal opportunity for hairpieces if you ask me. Anything otherwise and you are being sexist. What I am trying to say is if you want to grow your hair long for you because you like it, go for it! If you are growing your hair for some "charity" however, just go back to having short hair and save yourself the headache (long hair is high maintenance). But if you think I am making this up you can read about it here http://hairboutique.com/askkaren/askkaren-09-2000.htm or here http://www.give.org/reports/care2_dyn.asp?733 for starters. There are several more websites that address the same topic. Ok, I am done ranting...
)Q: Did you know that Locks of Love only uses about 3% of the hair that is donated?
P.S.- In my not so humble opinion Areamike, I wouldn't donate your hair to Locks of Love or Anyone for that matter. My hair is down to my shoulders, and I am growing it longer and I have been bullied by people from that organization (and others who support it) to donate my hair. When I said I grew this hair for me, not them they said I was being selfish! Ha. Yeah, I spend over a year growing out my hair and going through numerous awkward phases and they have the tenacity to pronounce that I am being selfish! It's my hair damn it and I can do what I want with it. They only use 3% of the hair donated and the rest is desposed of. Besides, half the hair they actually make hairpieces out of, they sell when they are a CHARITY and they won't provide any hairpieces to young boys who are bald because it is "socially acceptable for males to have short hair, shaved hair, or even be bald." What a load of shit! Bald kids, be they male or female deserve equal opportunity for hairpieces if you ask me. Anything otherwise and you are being sexist. What I am trying to say is if you want to grow your hair long for you because you like it, go for it! If you are growing your hair for some "charity" however, just go back to having short hair and save yourself the headache (long hair is high maintenance). But if you think I am making this up you can read about it here http://hairboutique.com/askkaren/askkaren-09-2000.htm or here http://www.give.org/reports/care2_dyn.asp?733 for starters. There are several more websites that address the same topic. Ok, I am done ranting...
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