I started waxing my upper lip when I was 11 and got my eyebrows done when I was 10 lmao I don't think you're ten or eleven or twelve OP. So just remove your hair and get on with your life, even though that's a pretty catchy name and it'll stick for a while,even if you do eventually remove your hair. So if your worried about that part, and what people think, then you're pretty much screwed! So,uh, good luck!

You don't know where or how we get little squirrels, do you?

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yeah, I was definitely going to say that. I had to read this post twice, the first time I got distracted on the "an unibrow" bit.

You're giving a grammar lesson and the best you can do to explain the issue is "it doesn't flow together"? Obviously you slept (or slept your way) through English.

haha, i read it too fast to notice. the same rule works to the converse with the word "hour" -- despite the presence of a consonant, you would use the indefinite article "an" due to its pronunciation. the hard and fast rule is that if there is a vowel *sound* at the beginning of the word, "a" is used; in any other case, "an" is used. this includes the "y" sound, which is treated like that of a consonant. |the kid|

my apologies -- switch "a" and "an" in the second sentence! whoops! |the kid|