Have you ever set a cement block or something as equally flat and heavy on the ground? And then a few weeks later a weed that was sprouted when you put the block there, forces it's way out from underneath the block.
I've been wearing a cap my whole life.
After about forty years of this, the cap won't let the hair grow on top of my head anymore so the hair is being forced out my ears, neck, back, and the inside and outside of my nose.
This hasn't been a carefully monitored, double blind study. Just an observation by me.
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Stop .... stop, I'm LMAO !!!!!!!
Is that a cement cap Cliff?
Oh my Cliff you get funnier and funnier.
Take care xx
LMAO!!!!
That was great!
hahhahahaha
Have a wonderful day!
*^_^
(=':'=) hugs
(")_ (")Š from da Cool Raggedy one
I just HATE it when that happens ;)
Stop it! Stop it!! You're killing me!! LMBO!!
Cliff, Cliff, the funny man
Growing hairs anyway he can.
Won't grow on his head but they grow other places,
But at least that way they are filling up the spaces.
JUST STOP! I am still snickering while I write this! Are you sure that you haven't put some sort of quick growing fertilizer (not sure about the spelling) on there? Or Perhaps, there was some overspray when you were tending to the crops??????
I've been blessed with a full head of hair. But like you, I'm also getting blessed with full ears, full nose...
omg, cliff you are so damn funny!!
Thanks the poem Rachel. I've heard a lot of poems in my lifetime and that was one of them.
I'm really glad I did not read yesterday, so I could see that to brighten my Monday. You rock (or cement block, or something...)
FUNNY!!
Hair, like weeds, finds a way to survive.
Actually Cliff, I've noticed a sad tendency among lots of men who wear any kind of cap or hat to lose harvestable crop on top.
Was a chronic baseball cap man til I started going crown-bald. Knocked it off, upped the protein intake, and the baldness tendency stopped and reversed.
Your mileage may vary.
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