 received compliments from both young and old. I have curled it and put spray in it and with all the build up and me thinking it looked worn, people still liked it. I ordered another one for myself and the cap seemed a little tighter but it will probably stretch later.
Bad..bad..bad! First the cap is small. I ordered Fall Leaf, you can barely see the colors unless you brush the hair to the left but the hair flows to the right which is how I like my hair to flow anyways. Lastly mine is just flat and awful looking, looks like something an old grandma would wear.
Great bob! It really can dye and curl.
I have been eyeing this week for over a year and was beyond excited when I finally received it... -_- ummm no ma'am!!! When I put it on it was TERRIBLE! I seen so many great reviews on this unit and I wanted to cry! I wanted that short pixie look too! Instead I looked a mess!
Their is a lot of hype around this wig. I was disappointed in the style of the wig but AFTER I cut it, I love it! Minimal shedding and easy to install. Check out my review of this wig on my YouTube channel!!I can't speak specifically for tobacco, but I've put 50mg-100mg of dmt into a cannabis joint before to good success for low doses. I do it as often as I would normally feel compelled to smoke and I find that the transient clarity of DMT is enough to actually make me realize when I've had enough, and the end result is I smoke less actually, which I love.

I do it by dissolving the dmt in a small amount of Everclear. Then I mix the cannabis into it and the plant material absorbs the solution. After that, I put it in front of a fan overnight to evaporate the ethanol and excess water. Then I break it up, and then I put it into a pipe or roll it into a joint. I imagine you could substitute any smokable plant material in for this process.

Look up "changa recipes" and I think you will find more of what you are looking for. Various recipes often use a blend of psychoactive and non-psychoactive herbs. Sometimes they also include some type of MAOI to potentiate the effects of the DMT.The platform you use for your e-commerce website is one of the most influential decisions you will make. With a multitude of options available online, you may have a hard time trying to decide which option will best meet your diverse needs.
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I'm not sure if this is a good sub to ask, grew up in northern Massachusetts and Chinese takeout food was always my favorite. 

In the last year, I've moved to central Wisconsin. I knew from visiting that the Chinese food is different here, but I'd hoped I could find at least *one* place which gave me something like what I was used to. I've literally checked everything within a three hour drive and it's all the same and *nothing like* what they have in New England. 

In particular, I'd like to be able to make beef teriyaki, pork fried rice, and most importantly, boneless spareribs. Shockingly, no restaurant within 3 hours even has anything like boneless (or even bone in) spareribs on their menu. I've even tried asking if they have anything like char siu, even though it's not exactly like those boneless ribs, to no avail.

I can cook pretty well and have been working on trying to imitate some of my favorites. The rice I can get... acceptable, at least for now. The teriyaki and boneless ribs, I can't.

I've tried all sorts of recipes from char siu to "Chinese restaurant spareribs" ones. I've tried youtube videos as well. I get stuff that's okay and enjoyable to eat, but it's just nothing like any of the boneless ribs from even one of the many New England restaurants I frequented over the decades. All beef teriyaki recipes I've tried just wind up coming out like store-bought teriyaki marinade and nothing like what you get in a restaurant. 

If you have ever had New England Chinese restaurant food and know what I'm asking for, I would really appreciate any recipes, general tips/secrets, *or even* just being pointed in the direction of the name of a marinade/meat/whatever that they use which I could order, as I know many of those restaurants are just using something from a restaurant supply or food service company.I’m a *huge* Legwand fan, but I’m gonna have to say it doesn’t make much sense. He holds a lot of records that exist because of sheer longevity which in its own is an extraordinary feat. He had a wonderful NHL career. There are players on the roster now who are probably going to break most of his records sooner rather than later though. 

Three players have already worn his number since he was traded. Compare that to Weber who has been gone since 2016, and no one will touch that number, but even Weber’s will probably not be retired. 

The only player who has a real solid probability for that is Rinne. He’s the most winning Finnish goaltender in NHL history. His franchise records will take anyone a very very long time to break. 

**tl:dr** - Legwand’s number won’t be retiredUsed by millions of people worldwide, WhatsApp is undoubtedly one of the most popular social and messaging apps out there. Most of