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Rootsy
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Re: beaver tail with mold
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Dirt McGurt wrote:
nah man i have said this several times. BIG CONGOS ARE MORE APT TO GET NASTY. I say cut the ***** it half and see if it helps. An acv rinse wont help unless you cut it down. if its too thick its hard to thoroughly clean. hate to break it to ya.
i first cut my beaver tail down a few months ago, then had to do it again a few days ago. no mold in it since i started my dreads, but i am trying to prevent that.
i wasn't able to cut it right up middle, but i just trimmed some of the fat off it it. it is still big, but just flatter. hoping it will be easier to dry! it's a lot lighter, too.
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10/14/2009, 7:15 am
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Xingyiquan
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Re: beaver tail with mold
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Rootsy wrote:
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Dirt McGurt wrote:
nah man i have said this several times. BIG CONGOS ARE MORE APT TO GET NASTY. I say cut the ***** it half and see if it helps. An acv rinse wont help unless you cut it down. if its too thick its hard to thoroughly clean. hate to break it to ya.
i first cut my beaver tail down a few months ago, then had to do it again a few days ago. no mold in it since i started my dreads, but i am trying to prevent that.
i wasn't able to cut it right up middle, but i just trimmed some of the fat off it it. it is still big, but just flatter. hoping it will be easier to dry! it's a lot lighter, too.
If you need any help with your beaver or tail, allow me to be the first to volunteer. I am an expert in these things, and gladly offer my services to you.
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10/14/2009, 12:30 pm
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Rootsy
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Re: beaver tail with mold
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Xingyiquan wrote:
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Rootsy wrote:
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Dirt McGurt wrote:
nah man i have said this several times. BIG CONGOS ARE MORE APT TO GET NASTY. I say cut the ***** it half and see if it helps. An acv rinse wont help unless you cut it down. if its too thick its hard to thoroughly clean. hate to break it to ya.
i first cut my beaver tail down a few months ago, then had to do it again a few days ago. no mold in it since i started my dreads, but i am trying to prevent that.
i wasn't able to cut it right up middle, but i just trimmed some of the fat off it it. it is still big, but just flatter. hoping it will be easier to dry! it's a lot lighter, too.
If you need any help with your beaver or tail, allow me to be the first to volunteer. I am an expert in these things, and gladly offer my services to you.
why thank you 
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10/14/2009, 2:43 pm
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adamtude
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THEQUAL wrote:
i plan on cutting my dreads in half horizontally once they get long enuff to get rid of the waxy mistakes
you should plan on accidentally cutting your jugular in the process to get rid of the mistake that is your life.
it's the only option.
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10/28/2009, 11:45 pm
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adamtude
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adamtude wrote:
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THEQUAL wrote:
i plan on cutting my dreads in half horizontally once they get long enuff to get rid of the waxy mistakes
you should plan on accidentally cutting your jugular in the process to get rid of the mistake that is your life.
it's the only option.
looks like i got a wigger chasing me
lmao says hip hop harry.
don't post on a public discussion forum looking for feedback and whine when you get it. i am intellectually your superior. i know, it hurts.
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10/28/2009, 11:59 pm
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