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Professor Melon:
 :D :D :D  Ahoy, mates. The dome is back! The stitches came out yesterday, the wound is healing nicely, and the deep scrape is diminishing. There will be little/no scar. So this afternoon I fired up the Fusion and reclaimed my bald identity; Karen did the finishing touches around the healing areas, so the noggin is 90% slick and open to the air--but not to the sun. Going a whole week without shaving demonstrated two things: 1) I have more hair than I remembered, and 2) I do not want any of it. I noticed with fascinated disgust how the velcro clogged my razor and how often I had to flush it out. Two more days, and I would have had to use clippers before attempting to shave.  Guys, take care of your exposed head. Caution is a very small price to pay for rocking the sly look. The ribs still ache and I'll have to go on taking a couple of prescribed oxycodons/percocets  for the next four days. All in all, I got off easy for a man over sixty. Next time I'll think twice about "pushing" the work ethic beyond late afternoon. Your support and advice provided the best medicine I could have had in this case. Heart-felt thanks, Professor Melon

Razor X:
I must have missed something.  What happened?  You mentioned an injury but I was thinking a minor bump/cut on the head.  I didn't realize it was something that required stitches.   Glad to hear that you are on the mend.

Tyler:
Good to hear it Prof!

Tom McGarry.:
I'm sorry Professor, I must have missed something also  M!55 But I am glad to know that you are ok.

Sgt. Pate:
Congratulations Professor and welcome back!   O:O

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