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yup it is.

Oh yeah, you're a finnfag too :o That means there's at least 4 faggots like us on fakku :> And I also love your fridge next to your desk <3 I was gonna buy a mini fridge when I was 16, but my mom didnt let me, said I should buy something more useful with my monies, and I bought a mobilephone that I changed after few months ._. I'm so jealous of your fridge now.
And I just saw something next to your monitor. IS THAT A FUCKING MINI LAVA LAMP? :OOO Because if it is, you wont have it tomorrow, cause I'm coming to steal it next night ;o




Umm, dunno about you, but my hair does grow faster when its cut D: I usually dont get my hair cut very often, so usually when I do, my hair is loooong, like almost to my lower back. And when I cut it, I cut it quite short, usually almost to shoulder length. You know what happens after that? My hair grows fucking fast! D: And usually around the time it reaches the middle of my shoulder blades it starts to slow down.
So, how do you explain that? :<
[size=4]I actually came up with an explanation, but I'm not gonna say it after writing that much D:[/h]

Don't you just love those moments?

Sure is messy bed in here.

well~ isn't that an interesting statement. Cuz every guy wants a guy with an epic beard for butt sex huh? >XD jk~ but when i think of epic beards i think of Chuck Norris :p try to grow your beard out to chuck norris status!!

Lol why do you need to hide behind that green thingy.

Okay, I should have clarified that what I wrote pertains specifically to androgenic hair (facial, underarm, groin and more visible body hair). Head hair and vellus, the light body hair that covers almost all of a human's skin from birth, don't always behave the same way.

I tried putting into words what I think might be the case with longer head hair, but I didn't succeed.

Instead, I came up with this: G = F + E
G is your perceived total hair growth rate.
F is the rate at the follicle.
E is the rate at the ends.

All of the science I've seen on this says that F is constant. I think that as hair is exposed to the end, it compacts, thus giving E a negative value. Cutting hair suddenly increases E to 0, as it exposes un-compacted hair. Over time, this newly exposed hair begins to compact, reducing the net growth rate, G.

Just my hunch, though. What was your idea?

GUYS. GUYS. GUUUUYS.


HOW DID I MISS THE HOT GIRLS?!

You want epic beards, no-one alive beats Lee Sklar.

Hell of a bass player, too.

Since it's been a while
Me, with a Fakku cap


Mike playing Blazblue

Getting paid to condition myself for lead falls = win

Saluting there?

I doubt I'd be able to climb even that... never done those kinda things...

Yeah, while writing that last post I realized there could be another reason why my hair seems to grow faster after cutting it. I have naturally wavy hair and when its cut short it becomes lighter, so it curls up more. And when it grows it gets heavier all the time and the weight pulls my hair straight and because of that it seems like it grows really fast. And when its long enough it stops getting more straight, so then it feels like it grows slower. So thats a possibility for my hair.

Maid Cafe~ Maid Cafe~



I'm the one with sexy lips on the top left side

I see no 'Fro.

I am- disappointed.

You look like a pedophile......

Newest addition to mein arsenal.



+Rep to the first person who can identify it.

Also, a tip to non-gun folk: Do not hold a rifle like this, I'm just arsing about. Recoil would likely send the stock right into your nose (especially with higher calibers like this one).

A Bolt Action Rifle?

Haha- nah.

Bolt action refers to things like these, seen here on top of the gun.



And- as evident with the Brownings pictured above- are still widely used today.

By the way- the "action" of a gun is simply a mechanism- and is not definitive of a brand or name- they simply describe how the gun works (i.e. Flintlock, Wheellock, Matchlock, Revolver; single action revolver, double action revolver, etc).

This particular gun has an action that's not often spoken of- and is not used by many modern guns (I know Ruger makes some, but that's it as far as I can tell).

I know nothing about guns, but I'm going to go out on a limb here and say it's some kind of musket?