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I go back and forth on how I feel gun ownership should happen. It’s way more easy for a moron to purchase a hand gun than to finish High School. Thats F***ed up! My own personal fear with owning a gun would be that it would be WAY to easy to use.
It has been brought to our attention the FUN we could have if we had a Advice Column. We aim to please ( wink wink) Questions will be answered in a honest, respectful, TOUGH LOVE type format with, like anything on Accidental Bear a healthy does of humor. Question and Answers will be transfered from here and a few other sources to blog site.
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Ok, thats not true. Even us beardies usually shave our cheeks and necks ( No, this doesn’t make you less rugged). Under the influence of peer pressure and my super hero ideas to save the world. I want to be the greeniest shaver that ever lived.
My friends are always arguing about the relative merits of electric and disposable razors. All the debate over closeness of shave, maintenance, and the ability to do one’s grooming while stuck in traffic is wearing me out, so I’m putting my decision in Mother Earth’s hands. Which kind of razor is better for the environment?
Ah, one of the great dude debates. Right up there with boxers vs. briefs and The Godfather vs. Billy Madison. Sure, grooming enthusiasts have a plethora of shaving options, from single-blade to safety razors, but for most men the choice comes down to disposables versus electric. After a column on menstruation and another declaring women the greener sex, it’s about time the Lantern tackled a male-centric conundrum.
Dr. Gorman strives to make his office an open relaxed, casual and soothing space where patients can feel safe and relaxed. He firmly believes that you are an equal participant in the process and prefers that you call him by his first name, Greg.
Gregory J. Gorman, D.C.
540 Castro Street
San Francisco, CA 94114
415.439.3671
drgreg2@mac.com
Brian Rizzo
Dr. Rizzo believes that by building a relationship with you and your body, both the doctor and patient are invested in creating a system that can support a healthy and balanced life. This system is the cornerstone for health maintenance and preventive care. Dr. Rizzo will spend the time to develop a plan that works in concert with your goals. He will customize treatment options in a comfortable and professional healing environment while setting achievable milestones for recovery. His chiropractic office is located conveniently in the Castro district of San Francisco.
Rizzo Chiropractic Corp
Brian Rizzo, D.C.
540 Castro Street
San Francisco, CA 94114
voice: 415.621.5772
email: drbrian@rizzochiro.com
Carlo Coletti:
Massage Therapist/Rosen Method Practitioner · Mar 2010 to present
Matt Reynolds Massage & Bodywork
Providing a dynamic blend of deep tissue & Swedish techniques, trigger point work, gentle stretches, and subtle energetic holds.
Prana Urban Healing Lounge
Located in the Castro
4200 18th Street, Suite 204
San Francisco, CA 94114
415.286.8815
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Mike Enders/ LMT
I Rejuvenate your body, mind, and spirit with a relaxing and healing massage. My special massage techniques reverse the negative effects of stress, repair damaged muscle tissue, and remove pain throughout your body. I use a range of massage techniques that improve circulation, detoxify your body, relieve tension, improve digestion, enhance muscle tone, and increase mental alertness. My massages not only benefit the body, they benefit the mind as well. Experience mental and spiritual healing as your mind releases stress and worry, and allows a renewed sense to energy and emotional well-being to enter your spirit.
Iron & Wine is the stage name of singer-songwriter Samuel Beam, a former film professor who has released mesmerizing indie-folk albums and EPs to critical acclaim since 2002. Tonight, Beam joins us with a full band in The Greene Space to perform Iron & Wine‘s upcoming album, “Kiss Each Other Clean,” in its entirety for NPR Music’s First Listen series. It will be the first time fans can hear the album before its release on January 25.
The Beastie Boys, my high school heros and my teen CRUSHES, taught me to fight for my right to PARRRRR-TY! Theses boy are going to out last Rolling Stones and keep on dropping the beat. Timeless yet not shielded from the evils of cancer. We are all pulling for you Adam!!
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