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But mostly my sinuses. My cheekbones/right next to my nose, my eyebrows, my temples, on the top-front part of my skull on the right side....

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And my ears a bit. Hurt when I rub right outside of them (toward the front).

Tenderest areas to the touch are right on either side of my nose.

Most achy areas without touching are either side of my nose, the top-front part of my skull, and my temples alternating with my eyebrows.

Also, AH, I know you're reading this!! :tongue: You need to make sure nothing serious happened when you crashed, so if you haven't already, head to the ER. *nodnod*

Hmmm....for easy spam...feel like messing with the HEX color code generator...

Though I highly doubt I'll change my text color at this point. Just for fun.

This should be about the color of my HS graduation cap and gown.

Although it looks far less brown on its own. Still ugly, though.

Hmm, yay for finding out the lyrics of a song you thought was good...and finding out it's not good. XD

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