Crack in my head
Recently, I demonstrated my talent for having verbal diarrhea at the worst of times by asking someone where he got the scar on his face. Expecting an answer that entailed a bar fight and a broken beer bottle, I was embarrassed to find out he gets that “scar” after a night’s sleep.
I apologize profusely, not for the stupid question but for being the stupid person asking a stupid question.
What’s worse is that I, too, have a scar on my face and it also appears every morning (or afternoon, if I nap) when I wake up. It fades away after an hour, or so. Since it’s near my hairline, it isn’t very noticeable. But, if you press your finger against it, it sinks inwards. So, technically, it isn’t a scar, but a crack.
I have a crack in my head.
That explains so much about me, doesn’t it?
I apologize profusely, not for the stupid question but for being the stupid person asking a stupid question.
What’s worse is that I, too, have a scar on my face and it also appears every morning (or afternoon, if I nap) when I wake up. It fades away after an hour, or so. Since it’s near my hairline, it isn’t very noticeable. But, if you press your finger against it, it sinks inwards. So, technically, it isn’t a scar, but a crack.
I have a crack in my head.
That explains so much about me, doesn’t it?
4 Comments:
Love the pose - it looks familiar:
http://tinyurl.com/3a68j8
Hee hee.
you confirm for all of us how cracked you are.
At least I know I'm cracked, unlike the millions of deluded people in the world. LOL.
That's too funny, at least your enquiry inspired me to find a good eye cream and to change moisturiser which has helped a lot
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