Hair at that intermediary stage where it's all different lengths sucks. My solution? Lots and lots of gel.
As for the pot, as long as there's no holes in it it's likely still usable. Give a good scrub with some steel wool or something and see how it turns out. Unless it's teflon-coated and you damaged that, in which case you're just screwed.
If your haircut tastes are simple, or if you know someone you trust to do (or learn to do) a good job, investing in a clipper set (usually around $20-30) can save quite a bit of money in the long run.
Agreed with hyuri on all points and add "barettes" or "clips" to lots and lots of gel.
Glad you're dropping the poetry class. Don't let it stop you from trying another poetry class in the future, just try to avoid all the anal-retentive pretentious and (coughcoughBLOCKEDcough) Very Important Professors in any art or writing class where ever and when ever you go.
There's a ton of Averness goodies you're missing so try to get back on sometime today or tomorrow huh?
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As for the pot, as long as there's no holes in it it's likely still usable. Give a good scrub with some steel wool or something and see how it turns out. Unless it's teflon-coated and you damaged that, in which case you're just screwed.
If your haircut tastes are simple, or if you know someone you trust to do (or learn to do) a good job, investing in a clipper set (usually around $20-30) can save quite a bit of money in the long run.
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Glad you're dropping the poetry class. Don't let it stop you from trying another poetry class in the future, just try to avoid all the anal-retentive pretentious and (coughcoughBLOCKEDcough) Very Important Professors in any art or writing class where ever and when ever you go.
There's a ton of Averness goodies you're missing so try to get back on sometime today or tomorrow huh?
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"If poetry is the orgasm of artistry, then academics are the ones who stand around and examine the stains on the bed sheets."
I laughed. I laughed wickedly hard.
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