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Home haircut goes wrong

THE EAR - The Freeman
May 22, 2020 | 12:00am

BAD HAIRCUT DAY. Fed up with his long hair and with barber shops still closed, a man asked one of his boardmates to give him a trim. However, she didn’t get it right and he ended up having longer hair on one side of his head.

“Sige na lang oi, samot g’yud ko di kagawas ani,” he was heard saying.

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