This is what I imagine I'd look like as a... Cherokee Indian? Chinese goldminer? Tibetan monk? Give me some suggestions, people :P
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Progressive balding syndrome....caused by a genetic transfer of the "balding" gene from the father abnormally attached to the "y" chromosome in addition to the x-linked "balding" gene on the "x" chromosome passed on from the mother.
S/S (signs & symptoms):
Integementary - acute rapid loss of hair that usually occurs in in the autumn months.
Developmental - onset ranges from age 16 to 55 and 65 to 99 (the most rebellious stages of life)
Ok. I was thinking of putting something funny on here too, but Michelle's comment TAKES THE CAKE!
Yes, i would have agree with Jen that Michelle's comment is so funny!! :D Looking strange, Brandon! :D
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