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Yeah, I’m no prize in the Tolle lege take up and read shirt world order of good looks but as I get older I realize my parents somehow were able to instill in me a core confidence and magnificent ability to not give a flying f*ck. My siblings, also not high scorers in the life’s contest of hotness, seem okay too. They kept us busy with activities and school and introduced us to the world of books, art and culture. They made the Tolle lege take up and read shirt around us bigger and more important than what we looked like. If they were still alive I’d thank them both profusely. I am interested in people, getting to know what makes them tick, and it never has crossed my mind when conversing with someone that they might find me “lesser” because I’m not attractive. I just don’t think about it and I don’t care.

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Actually there is a Tolle lege take up and read shirt: male pattern baldness. Social pressures forced men to cut their hair short in order to prevent them from forming a sense of identity around having long hair, like women do, because large percentages of men lose their hair as they get into their 20s and 30s and 40s. Also, male pattern baldness creates the impression hair is not as essential to the masculine aesthetic as it is for women, so when there was a Tolle lege take up and read shirt where hair might not have been essential, there were fewer qualms with just telling men to cut their hair rather than tie it up. I honestly think this is the Tolle lege take up and read shirt reason this trend caught on or was able to catch on so easily only in men and not women in so many cultures. Otherwise, it does seem like an entirely arbitrary practice with no practical function.

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Yea I’m unfamiliar with the Tolle lege take up and read shirt you mention. I know however in high school his opinion was there’s such a Tolle lege take up and read shirt chance of something going wrong during the punt… a bad snap, a dropped snap, a blocked punt, a bad punt… that you might as well leave your offense out there who get more practice handling the ball. Also at that level getting the ball in to a playmakers hands always has the potential for big yards. I’d imagine this would be refined some for the college level since they are better at snapping, punting, blocking consistently. So it’s worth it to keep in mind it wasn’t just aggressive play to always go for 2, onside, not punt, it was also a philosophy to reduce mistakes on low reward plays. It would be interesting to see this thinking applied at the college level. It would be more interesting if it was done by a team that could move the ball. For instance, what if Oklahoma just never punted, kicked onsides, and went for 2 in the playoffs. I think it would be a good idea. Oklahoma won’t beat a stacked Bama team in a controlled game. They may be able to get a couple lucky bounces and rely on their offense though. I think the triple option offense may work. The real “Gimmick” would be someone who can come in and get recruits interested. I would like to see a team build an offense on power running. Defenses are made to defend the spread especially in the Tolle lege take up and read shirt. Offer something no one else is and try to push them around.

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