Just going through my news alerts on herbal medicines this morning and came across this editorial mistake – I thought it would give you a nice chuckle before starting your day (in the US), taking lunch (in Europe), having dinner (in Asia), or turning in (in Australia).
Courtesy of The Henley Standard – the teenagers there are quite young and hirsute, wouldn’t you say?
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