This might take a while because the dog will leave and then come back again. Eventually, once you're very close to the wolf, it will bite you. This will cause you to become a werewolf Sim.
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One-sentence summary -- Look around your house at nighttime to see if you can spot a dog with bright yellow eyes (this would be a wolf). If you can't find one, put a bowl filled with dog food or something that would attract the dog to your house. Make friends with the dog. Wait to be bitten.

Clean the blades after every shave, and change them out after every couple of shaves. How often you need to change the blades depends on the thickness of your hair, how much shaving you do, and the quality of the blade. In most cases, however, this will be 5 to 7 shaves. Use razors meant for the area you are shaving. Always shave while your skin is wet. It would be even better to shave after taking a warm bath or shower; the warm water will have helped soften up the hairs, making them easier to shave.
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One-sentence summary -- Use sharp, clean, high-quality blades. Never shave your skin while it is dry.

Infinity scarves are a quick, easy option that involve barely any arranging! Just loop the oversized scarf around your neck, pull it into place, and you're all set. This way, you don't have to worry about tucking or dealing with long, loose scarf ends. The blank scarf style gives you lots of freedom, with countless ways to style and wrap it. For the perfect oversized look, choose a scarf that matches the length of your wingspan (or the length of both your arms, lifted straight out from your shoulders). Large scarves can be both stylish and functional! In the winter, choose oversized scarves made of thicker, heavier materials, such as cashmere or wool, to keep your neck and shoulders warm. Chunky-knit sweater material is also perfect for a winter scarf. Since the oversized scarf will already mean an abundance of fabric, opt for a thin knit material when the weather starts to warm up. For example, in the spring, you could start transitioning your thick, bulky scarves to lighter, thinner oversized options. If you're all about mixing, matching, and making each piece in your closet stretch as far it can, choose scarves in simple, clean neutrals. For example, look for materials in white, cream, tan, gray, or black. Neutrals can also include muted colors that go with lots of different outfits, such as forest green, cinnamon, or burgundy. Scarves are a great way to brighten up an otherwise-ordinary look. Go for a scarf in a statement color like mustard yellow, deep blue, or bright red, or a softer, sweeter color such as pastel pink, mint, or light blue. Scarves are also an easy way to incorporate patterns into your outfit. Popular patterns like tartan, animal print, stripes, or abstract are perfect for layering over other textures like sweater material, denim, and leather.
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One-sentence summary -- Choose an oversized infinity scarf for a thick, layered look. Opt for a large blanket scarf for a variety of chic, wrapped styles. Wear a heavy, chunky-knit scarf in colder weather to stay warm. Go for a lightweight cotton scarf during the warmer months. Stick with neutral colors for more versatility. Choose a scarf in a statement color to add a fun pop of color. Pick out a pattern to add interest and depth to an outfit.

IBS is a chronic condition consisting of abdominal pain and abnormal bowel habits (diarrhea and/or constipation). It may or may not be associated with certain "triggers," and there is no identifiable medical cause. Treatment is based primarily on symptom management, as well as lifestyle modification to reduce exposure to any "triggers" that you identify. Be aware that there are other diseases and conditions which have symptoms similar to IBS. It is important you speak with your primary healthcare physician to make sure you have an accurate diagnosis. Things that may have similar symptoms as IBS include Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, lactose intolerance, thyroid disease, abuse of laxatives, gallstones, diverticulitis, and more. IBS is extremely common and it is the second most prevalent reason for being absent from work (second only to the common cold). Approximately 1020% of the population experience IBS symptoms; of those people, an estimated 15% seek professional medical help and treatments as a way to manage their symptoms. Record the time and location of symptoms like stomach pain, discomfort, bloating, diarrhea, or constipation. Also include what you were doing, how you were feeling, and what type of food or medication you consumed. All of this information may help you and your doctor to determine what triggers your IBS. This, in turn, can help you to better manage and live with IBS with minimal impact on your daily life. Look for a support group in your area for people with IBS or other digestive disorders. The members understand what it's like to live with the condition and can offer information and support. Try the IBS Self-Help and Support Group at http://www.ibsgroup.org, or the International Foundation for Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders at 888-964-2001.
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Learn about IBS. Know that you are not alone. Keep a journal to track your symptoms and triggers. Join a support group that will help you to understand the disease.