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To: Darksheare; Windshark; grannie9

Aila, a 10-year-old capuchin monkey, reacts to the applause of the crowd during the opening ceremonies of the 'Helping Hands: Monkey Helpers for the Disabled' organization's 'monkey college' facility in the Brighton section of Boston May 7, 2004. The organization, which has already trained more than 93 monkeys to live with and assist severely disabled or paralyzed people, hopes to enroll hundreds of new student monkeys in its 2-3 year 'monkey college' training program. REUTERS/Jim Bourg

Think he worries about bad hair day?

1,846 posted on 05/08/2004 3:18:11 PM PDT by restornu (The reason a dog has so many friends is that he wags his tail instead of his tongue.)

1,847 posted on 05/08/2004 3:20:26 PM PDT by restornu (Visions of Kennedy & McCain and Hilary on a leash!)

Naaah.
A mild comb over, parted in the middle and voila, it's done.

1,848 posted on 05/08/2004 3:23:09 PM PDT by Darksheare (You've heard of clothes moths, right? Well, it seems DU'ers have head moths eating their minds away.)

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