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Today, my dad came up behind me with a pair of scissors, and pretended to snip away at my hair. I was sure he was joking, so I just sat there and didn't react. Later, I felt the back of my head and looked at my hand. Suffice it to say, I now have a large bald patch on the back of my head. FML

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shave your dads head in his sleep :)

Do the same to him. Unless he's bald. Then you should draw on his head.

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He needed it for his new tupee.

wait, why did you look at your hand...? did 'bald' rub off onto your hand?

Haha, I didn't even notice that. But that's an excellent question!

RedPillSucks 33

Loose hair was in her hand from when she touched the back of her head.

I wouldn't think hair sticks around after being cut... most likely falls away from the scalp. next week we'll have a lesson on gravity, K?

YupThatsLiv 0

some gets caught in other hair around where it's cut

ArielTheMermaid 17

17 read my mind

Thats f 'ed up!!! I'd be on the way to jail after i beat some a$$

draw on your dad's face with a sharpie

AMAZINashleigh 6

I would roundhouse kick his bahooty.

looks like your dad was *puts on sunglasses* wait, where did i get these sunglasses from?

Is your dad on crack or something?

you should def shave his head then spray paint it lol

wow why would he do that??

FrickinFigures 0

You used "suffice" completely wrong.

"Suffice it to say" is a phrase.

No, 33 is correct. It's used in entirely the wrong context. I came to comments just to say 'cool grammar, bro.'