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Just consider bandaids on the ears as jewelry. Problem solved!
![]() As far as I know, what is or is not jewelry is not defined anywhere.
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BillyMac's Got A Better Idea ...
Better yet, just consider ears to be jewelry, and make exceptions for medical, or religious reasons. Removing an ear has to be considered to be a medical problem, or there has to be some Commandment being broken?
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No Definition Needed ...
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If you don't concur with him, you can always go to Noah Webster's definition.
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