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How to convince your parents to let you have another piercing in your ear
Ask kindly and patiently.
Simply ask your parents for what you want, explaining why piercings are important to you. Let them know whatever is involved, like a parent signature.
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- Listen to their questions, and respond calmly with all the information you have. You can say: " mom, dad, i want to get another ear piercing.
- Also, show them that you are educated, and that you can be bothered to ask for something you don't want. If they ask why you can't have one, tell them why.
- Do not insist on their giving you all of the details. Let them know if your piercings are too small, have a special packaging detail, or they know something you will want or need, like a brand new piercing.
- For example, " i can't seem to get my piercing out, so i would like to get it! " or " i really like it, but it sounds complicated and embarrassing, and i want my other piercing. Can you explain that to me? You don't have to agree..." be respectful but firm.
A: Listen to their questions, and respond calmly with all the information you have. You can say: " mom, dad, i want to get another ear piercing.

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How to use wooden chopsticks
Break apart your chopsticks.
Pick up your chopsticks, holding one chopstick in each hand. Press forward on one stick while pulling the stick closer to you backwards.
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- Don't let go if the chopstick starts to tip. The chopstick should eventually break into 1-2 prongs.
- Your chopsticks should break apart down the middle. Also, make sure to lower the sticks to your knees before breaking them to avoid hitting any dishes on the table.
- Move the chopsticks horizontally from your face. Keep the chopsticks horizontally across your face with the end, facing you.
- Do not move the chopstick close to your face-aim for the end closest to your nose. Grab an chopstick with your left hand.
A: Your chopsticks should break apart down the middle. Also, make sure to lower the sticks to your knees before breaking them to avoid hitting any dishes on the table.

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How to clean a fly fishing rod
Wet the cork.
You can do this with either a wet cloth or paper towel, or by putting the grip under running water.
Apply the cleaning solution to the rod grip.
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- Acceptable cleaners include a bleach solution (including liquid sink cleaners), dish or hand soap, toothpaste, rubbing alcohol, or pine cleaner. You can apply the cleaner in small amounts at a time using a sponge, a washcloth, or toothbrush.
- How wet the grip is depend on the size of your fly, but you can do a small amount or a very large amount depending on the size of your fly. Continue the soaking process of soaking the finger tips in water until the cleaning solution soaks into the grip.
- Wipe the nuts and ball cap together using the soapy cloth. Make sure the grime is completely gone before using the screw or handle that you removed earlier.
- Take one end of your clean cork and gently dip it into a bucket of water, or if the grip is sticking out, gently pull the cork through the bucket of water and drop it into the bucket. To keep this part of the cork clean, avoid squeezing any water out of the screw that's holding it in place.
A: Acceptable cleaners include a bleach solution (including liquid sink cleaners), dish or hand soap, toothpaste, rubbing alcohol, or pine cleaner. You can apply the cleaner in small amounts at a time using a sponge, a washcloth, or toothbrush.

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How to identify symptoms of a head injury
Be aware of your risk.
Head trauma can happen to any person who bumps, bangs, or scratches his or her head. Injuries can happen as a result of car accidents, falls, collisions with other individuals, or simply bumping your head.
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- Experiencing head trauma may also manifest as broken bones, detached head, or head injuries such as concussions. Depending on your age, these symptoms may affect your ability to undertake daily tasks like running or lifting a heavy load.
- Although most head trauma results in minor injuries and don't require hospitalization, it's still important to check yourself or any person after a mishap. This can help ensure that you don't have a serious or potentially life-threatening head injury.
- Injuries are generally sorted by region, race, age, or gender. It's important to realize that it's not always you, or anyone around you that needs to be evaluated, but your risk tolerance, physical impairment, or age.
- Head injuries are also known as trauma to the brain. Trauma to the brain is not considered a medical illness, and you should always be aware of your risk.
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Although most head trauma results in minor injuries and don't require hospitalization, it's still important to check yourself or any person after a mishap. This can help ensure that you don't have a serious or potentially life-threatening head injury.