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1. krayker16 July 2010, 13:45 GMT +02:00
You can only change ONE letter, AND/OR rearrange the letters currently available. The first word is:
WINS
7323. Ayla879 July 2012, 14:22 GMT +02:00
It wouldn't help, since I still don't
hear
very good, even if there were no hairs left at all. (I'm one of those who can hear only what he is not supposed to hear ;-)
7324. xymonau9 July 2012, 14:50 GMT +02:00
well, then, we won't be
rash
enough to cut your hair too short in case it helps your hearing
7325. Ayla879 July 2012, 15:41 GMT +02:00
I suppose frequent haircuts first of all help to fill the hairdressers
cash
7328. Ayla8710 July 2012, 6:21 GMT +02:00
I see this topic gets somewhat hairy. It seems to be a matter of
luck
whether you belong to those who "boldly go..." or not. One of those bold-headed shortly explained it this way: my face just needs a lot of space.
7329. micromoth10 July 2012, 7:21 GMT +02:00
I think of mine more in terms of a
cull.
I blame acid rain.
7330. Ayla8710 July 2012, 7:49 GMT +02:00
Our ancestors had to dance for a long time to make it rain. Now when it rains we aren't happy either and turn to the sun-
cult.
It's always difficult with that wheather and its extremes. If your roof were more tight the rain couldn't cause such a damage, how about that?
7332. Ayla8710 July 2012, 12:52 GMT +02:00
I think you can't even prevent your hairs with a
lock
or some other trick from going their own ways
7334. Ayla8710 July 2012, 14:16 GMT +02:00
most of those attempts don't
look
very convincing, that's for sure. Not worth the effort, anyhow. But it's funny to see that the less hair you find on your head, the more crawls in useless places, like on your back... Not that I'm the furry type of person, and I don't miss that...
7335. xymonau10 July 2012, 15:06 GMT +02:00
Hmmm - I was wondering why my back is now covered in hairs...but I like it - it looks
cool
because I can shave my initials into my back
7336. Ayla8710 July 2012, 15:27 GMT +02:00
at least hair in the right place helps you not to get
cold
7337. micromoth10 July 2012, 17:54 GMT +02:00
Yes, one might be in need of a
coal
fire in the winter.
7338. gesinek10 July 2012, 19:48 GMT +02:00
Can I
coax
you to get one more coal into the fire? Don't where summer hides although it has to be on duty now.
7339. micromoth10 July 2012, 23:21 GMT +02:00
Hmmm, yes, July = Summer is an unconvincing
coda
this year.
7340. xymonau11 July 2012, 6:10 GMT +02:00
you all need to
dock
your boats in Australia, where it's always summer! (not)
7341. Ayla8711 July 2012, 6:21 GMT +02:00
I always
duck
away when there is too much sun - for me autumn and winter are the best times of the year, maybe because I'm a winter-born Scorpio.
7342. xymonau11 July 2012, 10:26 GMT +02:00
I hate the heat, and used to love the dry autumn and winter here (it's not dry in the southern states), but as I get older, I dislike the cold as well. You can always get warm, but it's hard to get cool without air conditioning, and my preference is cool. However, I can't take the extremes like I used to.
If I marry a
duke
maybe I can afford to chase the good weather?
7343. gesinek11 July 2012, 10:37 GMT +02:00
I don't like temperatures like after a
nuke
explosion as they have in USA at the moment. But 14° in summer at noon? Thats real stupid :-(
7344. xymonau11 July 2012, 10:56 GMT +02:00
Wow! That IS cold! I wouldn't be very
keen
to wander outdoors doing summery things in those temperatures.
7345. Ayla8711 July 2012, 11:23 GMT +02:00
If our flat had an air conditioning we would
keep
it turned off most of the time because we are afraid to catch a cold...
