Sorry to hear that, Ryan

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There you go.
Tangle Teezers have a bristle shapoe that will prevent your hair from getting tangled in nots. If that happens, your brush will get stuck in your hair (I can literally hang my brush into my hair that way). So when pushing through, you’ll break some hair or pull it out.

Long hair since forever now.
So:

1. Brush it every day at least. Twice if neccessary. Brush it before you wash it to get the entangled fallen out hair off and after you washed your hair. Washing it will entangle it again.
2. Find out how often you need to wash the hair. Curly hair gets frizzly if washed too often, oily hair obviously gets hard to manage if washed too infrequently.
3. Just use a shampoo and conditioner that makes your hair feel right. You’ll know what I mean. Do not use the typical “15 in 1 and it wil cook you diner” things marketed for men. They are usually super aggressive and with menthol and shit… Don’t let them control you with your masculinity. I have a shampoo that smells of almonds and vanilla and makes my hair silky. I like it.
4. Hair bands will not affect your hairline. If so, every woman with a braid would go bald. Baldness in men is triggered by some gene-BS, not by you pulling on your hair
5. If you want to restrain your hair, but not clamp it down so to say, use those telephone-wire-like hairbands. They’ll do just that. I can’t use them because my thick hair will just laugh at me and push the band away
6. Get a tangle teezer. Thank me later.

Huh? Oil imports from Russia are down by 99.9%. 3500 tons were imported in January. That’s basically 0 in the grand scheme of things.

Lyme disease is a bitch, but very treatable. He’ll be okay. This will suck, but he’ll be okay.

:'-)

If you choose to use the Workspace extensions, your content from Gmail, Docs, and Drive is not seen by human reviewers, used by Bard to show you ads, or used to train the Bard model.

Yeah… really comforting, Google. Really comforting.

They do, they just define “quality” by something that can be measured in Dollar. You and I don’t.

Perhaps you got hung up on that whole “Generations”-Thing. Generations cannot be defined by common attributes as easily as it might seem. Perhaps the explanation is less the “generation” but more the age of the people? Younger people are more likely to quit a job because they have less responsibilities that would keep them from doing so if they start to dislike their current job. Gen X/Millenials are now all in prime family-establishing age and thus more likely to prioritize job security over job excitement. Younger people might weigh this differently and switch around to try other companies/other fields.

They deliberately make their world a darker place and then complain about how dark the world is.

We got the exact same smoke detectors here.

'tis but a scratch!

Oh, I’ll be tired af all day with or without caffeine but oh boy will it make me awake when I try to go to sleep!

Riccitiello made EA the money guzzling shithole it is today. Who thought he might change when he was given the reigns of unity?

The honor was mine.

And thanks to their cultish adherence to their engine, I could copy paste some mods between Skyrim and Fallout.

No, that’s the wrong metric here. PPP compares prices not earnings for the sake of establishing a standardized “currency” to compare against. It doesn’t say how many of the compared products can be bought with a median income or anything.

That’s just not true mate.

Yes, they are higher but many calculations say that the end earnings ppl have after all deductions are higher in Germany than in the US. So Americans get payed more but go home with less disposable income. I am no economist though, so… Idk

Yeah, I recently ordered something on AliExpress and noticed that I felt less suspicious about their listings than I usually feel when I browse Amazon.