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I have naturally wavy hair down to my collar bone, and I've always wanted long hair down to my mid back
My hair literally hasn't grown past this length in 4 years. Neither I nor my friends have ever seen me with hair past my collar bone.
its ridiculous! Does anybody have any tips on how my hair can grow fast
yes yes i know it grows an average of 6 inches a month, but there as got to be SOMETHING that will speed it up!! (link)
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6 inches a month?! No way. About an inch.
There's no way you can make your hair grow faster, unfortunately. The best you can do is to look after it well.
I thought my hair was never going to grow any longer than shoulder length, but then I realised that I was having lots trimmed and not waiting much. Your hair is getting longer: you just can't see it because there's such a big gap. Honest, it will grow!
Oh yeah, and check out the LHC forums: http://forums.longhaircommunity.com/index.php
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how do you do this: http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j218/vivivivih0ney/WE.jpg (link)
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Again, probably edited, but if you want to try, get yourself some frothy coffee, make a stencil of the shape you want and then scatter bits of chocolate through it. They'll melt and change the colour.
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I am under alot of pressure to find what career I want the thing is I am only 14 and I know what I want to become it's that it isn't realistic (well that's what people tell me). And if I don't figure out soon I may be living in my mom's house the rest of my life. HELP! (link)
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Hey!
I'm in the same boat as you. Picking GCSEs is the perfect excuse for schools to roll out all the careers stuff, and I'm going through the whole kit and caboodle too.
You don't need to know everything right now! GCSEs (or whatever you're choosing) don't matter that much. In the case of GCSEs, when you're older, most employers will only want to know that you have them. The fact that you didn't do subject X or subject Y won't bother them too much.
What do you want to be, and why do people say it's unrealistic? If it's something that relies on getting a big break, like being a pop star, then perhaps you should try aiming for something you're more likely to get into (for example, instead of being a rock star, find something else in the music industry). If it's something where your grades or apitude for the subject is an issue, then tackle that separately: work out how you can improve your grades or maybe think about why you want that career and why you don't like the subject.
If you don't figure out soon, then you'll do exactly what thousands of people do every year: carry on. Look at my brother, for example. He chose his GCSEs knowing only that he didn't want to do the physical subjects. He ended up getting almost perfect grades (11 A*s, one A and an A in an AS level!) and a maths scholarship. He's doing great at college, and even though he doesn't really know what he wants to be, he's taking it one step at a time and narrowing things down as far as a degree is concerned. As long as you know vaguely where you're going, then you'll be fine!
If you want to ask about anything else or to chat about careers, feel free to ask me again, okay? :)
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On The movie: Johnny English, he gives this guy information about a "guy"'s facial features and a man shows it on the computer, is there an actual program that can do that? And one that i can download??
Thanks so much in advance.
Kronix (link)
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That technology does exist, but at present it is very undeveloped. I can't remember the exact role it played in Johnny English, but I'm assuming it was something like a photofit.
The police do use technology like that to make pictures of criminals (wait! I just remembered the plot! God I'm good), but often they have people hand-draw the images. The technology just isn't good enough yet. There's certainly none commercially available and most likely won't be for a good while yet.
There is another sort of technology that's quite similar, and is progressing faster: facial recognition techonolgy. FRT allows faces to be identified by looking at specific points on them. It's developing far faster and may well become a major part of life in the future.
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heyy umm...well my boyfriend fingered me and he did it really hard and at first it hurt and then it felt good.. well today i had like a brown discharge but it wasnt my period..what do u think happend with my vagina.. or what that means??
thanks! (link)
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That's very common: most girls experience that. Especially if you haven't been fingered before, because he might have broken your hymen.
Give it a few days and see if it goes away. It will most likely clear up by tomorrow. If it persists, though, go see your gyno about it.
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k i think photoshopping is when youo can put photos in backgrounds and do different stuff to the photos.but how do i do that for free (link)
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Well, you can't download photoshop for free. That's entirely illegal. Pirate versions are also likely to be contaminated with malware and it's also not good for Adobe, the company that make Photoshop. If people rip off their stuff, they don't have the money to make it.
Your best bet is to download GIMP, which is a freeware program (that's legally free!) very like photoshop. You can then search for some online tutorials: there should be plenty out there.
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Okay, so I'm 15, female, and I'm on the swim team for my school. I love swimming, it's the best sport for me! Anyway, I was in practice a few days ago, and I noticed for the first time that the jets in the pool, blow out warm water. So I put my feet up against one to make them warm. Then, I bent over to look at the bottom at the pool really quick, and the jets were hitting me in a very pleasurable spot! I have no idea how it feels so good. When I have my back facing the wall, and having the jets hit this certain area right below my butt, it feels so freakin good!!! I spent half of swim practice just looking at my team mates swim, and having those jets hit me right below my butt! I swear, I had at least 3 orgasms!!! Anyway, my question, finally, is this: What exactly is the area called that I'm having those jets hit. It's behind me, and right below my butt. I'm not really that educated. And also: Why and how does it feel is incredibly good??? I absolutely love it! (link)
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Hey,
I'm not sure exactly which area you're referring to, because pretty much everywhere 'down there' is very sensitive. The most pleasureable areas are your vagina and your clitoris. If you have your period, then you'll know where your vagina is: it's where the blood comes out! Your clitoris is above it. If you look at yourself, you'll see there's sort of a dip in the skin round the edges. The clitoris is right below that, bang in the middle. Take a look with a hand mirror. Don't be shy!
Why does it feel so good? Because masturbation does feel good. Masturbation is touching yourself/stimulating yourself with something in order to cause yourself sexual pleasure. It's basically rubbing yourself in a sexual way. It feels good because there a lot of nerves down there that are incredibly sensitive and stimulating them sets them all off.
Hope I helped!
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Hi, please, please help me, i am 14 years old and have a lot of spots/acne they are so horrible all over my forehead nose cheeks and chin, they are all horrible and red and pussy.
Can you recommend any good creams that actually really work, or any natural things like eat this or make that and put it on your face?
Thank you so much to all of you in advance.
Sandra (link)
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Hey!
Well, the first thing to do is to address what's causing your acne. Most teenagers get acne as a result of hormone imbalances: it's completely normal. However, certain things can affect it, like your diet. Make sure you're eating plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables and also drinking plenty of water. Another thing that can help is keeping your hair off your face, because it's greasy. Trust me: it really helps.
The best way to help with it is to wash your face well, which will help remove some of the oils. I've found very little difference between various off-the-shelf brands, though I've had a lot of success with superdrug's own. If you go to your doctor, though (and don't be scared about going about your acne; loads of people do!) then they can give you a presciption cream, which may be a lot stronger.
If you're looking for a quick fix, then toothpaste can work (no kidding!) but it's not good to use in the long term.
Hope I helped!
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