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conulyif you remove just the top knuckle, but there's a little of the nailbed left, the nail might grow back. Probably this happens with toes as well.
This is because bodies are both amazing and a little gross.
Anyway, that's a little more long-term, but it's something to consider if it comes up in your fiction at any time.
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This is because bodies are both amazing and a little gross.
Anyway, that's a little more long-term, but it's something to consider if it comes up in your fiction at any time.
Why some onions were too sexy for Facebook
We're in the Midst of a Mason Jar Shortage and the Culprit Is Shockingly Obvious (The CNN article is a smidge more informative, but they used a boring headline.)
This Artist Sculpts Animals and Flowers From Grains of Rice
Choice blindness: Do you know yourself as well as you think?
Babies' random choices become their preferences
Fungi, Folklore, and Fairyland
Why Sweden’s Ancient Tradition of Calling Home the Herds Is Women’s Work
The Case for Wearing a Mask and Voting Early In Person
More than 6.6 million Americans have already voted, suggesting record turnout
The Newly Legal Process for Turning Human Corpses to Soil
How “Am I the Asshole?” Created a Medium Place on the Internet
With Americans anxious to go out, walking tours pick up pace
Nurses suffer burn-out, psychological distress in COVID fight - association
New COVID-19 cases hit 2-month high in U.S., as 10 states report record one-day rise in infections
Inside the climate battle quietly raging about US homes
Families seek new investigations into old police killings
Alaska’s Unique Civil Rights Struggle
Killings of transgender Americans reach all-time high, rights group says
She Was Afraid of Her Lawyer. Then the Text Messages Started.
Amid pandemic, sharply increased U.S. detention times put migrants at risk
Venezuelans once again fleeing on foot as troubles mount
Stalked for 11 years: one woman's fight for freedom from an abusive ex-boyfriend
