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Word It for August
Beauty is a very attractive quality, and so is the disgusting. We are often attracted to both in ways that lead to hairy situations, some that we can leave unscratched and others not so much. But what is hairy? That which is a hairy situation to you, might not be so much for me, and that which I consider to be hairy, you might consider to be beautiful. So we leave it up to you know to help us define that which is hairy. Hairy is the Word It for August. |
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July 24, 2009
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