Holiday Haircut

Bought new socks - tick. Got toothpaste - tick. Packed suitcase - tick.
So that just leaves one thing to do today and that's have a holiday haircut. I'm going to go in there and ask for a nice bob, hoping I'll come out looking something like this:


But I rather think it'll end up looking something like this:


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Steve said…
I had the haircut in the lower picture for much of my school life. The bowl is the easiest cut to perform but leaves the deepest scars...
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