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Ringworms Treatment
Ringworm
What is it?
Ringworms: this is what they look like
I would highly advise against ever contracting it. Got it from my then brand-new pound kitten.
Here's my favorite link:
Ringworm Story
This week, I have noticed a surprising increase in the number of people who approach me to ask "What happened to your face?" In the past, this question has been meant as some kind of insult, and it usually only pops up about once a week - typically Thursdays - when my enemies start feeling particularly wily. But this week%u2026baby, this week, it's non-stop face-questioning action. I'm talking everybody from professors to presidents, students to Student Life workers, ladies and lords alike - everybody you can imagine is asking, insisting, demanding to know - what happened to my face? For the rest of the story go to: http://kev.elbowroomdesign.com/37/lord-of-the-ringworm/ Reader Feedback
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