He should definitely wash that hand when they're done.

She actually just shaves them off because she didn't like having facial hair, and when they grew back, they were itchy, so she just kept shaving them off. It's not a mental disorder at all.

I think it was something about the queen was going to take his knighthood away over it. Just a joke said by one of them, I don't remember who.

Yeah, it used to say that the bm was bringing her brothers to jump him and he called the cops so they got arrested when they got there.

@drazil, I learned that about the garbage cans and dumpsters being free game if they're unlocked from Better Call Saul. Excellent show!

https://hoaxeye.com/2017/01/09/ice-tree/

Potception

Never mind, I didn't know when Lent was. That's way too fast, lol.

Or just naturally fast growing hair? When I kept mine long, I was able to chop off 10 inches and donate it every 12 months, like clockwork. Now that I keep it short, I have to go to the barber about once a month to have an inch or so taken off. It's completely feasible.

Yeah, they're not cheap.

Found one for anybody actually wanting to buy it:
http://m.ebay.com/itm/Howls-Moving-Castle-Calcifer-Spatula-Studio-Ghibli-Cooking-Kitchen-Tools-/182382899753?nav=SEARCH

Not IMO. Cat bites are worse because they're much more likely to set up infection than dog bites. I lost a fingernail due to a cat bite and have only had punctures from dogs. But, in all reality, both kinds of bites downright suck.

Cat bites are worse, I swear.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Chemical+castration+in+the+united+states

I just said it's a law in California. If it's a second offense and they were on parole, chemical castration is the next step.

A quick perusing of Google found this to be incorrect. California currently has laws on the books specifying when to use chemical castration and they're not the only state that has tried it. Mostly it's used as a choice by the perpetrator in exchange for a lower prison time.

I think it's a Boston, actually.