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Daniel Village Barber Shop is in full swing.
Billy is now working full time for the summer.
11-6 Monday-Wednesday. Off Thursdays
8:30-6 Fridays
8:30-3:00 Saturdays
Thanks for your continued business.
Shakey Shears
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Each year, DVBS closes for Summer vacation during the week of July 4th. This year, our staff will take a short week for re- creating our minds. The Closing dates are below:
CLOSED- Monday, June 29 through Sunday, July 5.
Re-Open on Monday July 6.
Thanks for your continued business
Pat, Sue, and Staff
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by Shakey Shears
from wikiHow – The How to Manual That You Can Edit
This is aimed towards teens that don’t want to look like that guy that you laugh at in the ugly t-shirt and short shorts!
This is so you can make sure you aren’t that guy.
If you wear the right clothes, the girls will want them off as soon as possible!
Article provided by wikiHow, a wiki how-to manual. Please edit this article and find author credits at the original wikiHow article on How to Look Good in the Summer (Guys). All content on wikiHow can be shared under a Creative Commons license.
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Record Breaking Haircutting
Don’t wait till the last minute…
Billy (The Slow One!)
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Spring is approching fast. Awe, the green grass, colorful flowers, bird-tunes, pollen, and The Masters© Golf Tournament.
Daniel Village Barber Shop is about 3 strokes (maybe 2) from Daniel Field airport. During this time of the year, the airport is mainly used by private and corporate pilots to shuttle golfers, fans, media personel, and others to and from their destinations.
The Masters© Golf Tournament allows many Augusta residents the opportunity to get away for a few days. A trip to the lake or Hilton Head seems like a good idea.
Augusta offers some of the best southern hospitality around these parts. We surely hope everyone is well and enjoying this “Teaser Weather.”
CLOSED DURING MASTERS© WEEK
See y’all soon
Billy
Click on HQ for High Quality viewing…
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Due to the slowing economy and the ever-growing hair supply, Daniel Village Barber Shop has teamed with Wahl and Andis Clippers to remove the excess growth of human hair. According to Dr. Jones* of New York, “… hair growth continues throughout the normal human life cycle…”
Maybe you are growing out your hair for the colder weather or just for a new look. During the growth period, hair needs to be shaped up. On men, sometimes just a simple line around the ears and a neck hair taper is all that’s required during this process. Women’s hair and men’s long styles needs maintainence, too. Trimming the split ends DOES NOT make the hair grow thicker. It appears thicker, because of that line quality just like a clean ear and neck line for men. Haircutting is an art. It is not what we take off, but what we leave behind…a sculptors’ motto.
*Character and quote totally ficticiousWe Stand Behind Our Work…If Your Hair Is Not Becoming To You, You Should Be Coming to Us…
Aren’t you glad, you got DVBS?
Billy
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White Christmas
We will be closed Wednesday, Christmas Eve through the remainder of the Christmas holiday weekend.
Re-open Monday December 29 at 8:30 AM.
Closed New Years Day we will work till 3 or 4 PM on New Years Eve.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to All…you too, Scrooge!
Billy
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Or you could get a whole 13-pound Cajun spice-injected, deep-fried turkey. Your choice.
This Thanksgiving, while others are busy stuffing, basting and merrily contracting salmonella from their turkeys, Tasty-Q-BBQ can transform your raw bird into a deep-fried beauty.
Tasty Q Bar-B-Que is a land of pigs feet, greens and Cajun-spiced everything, a place where the “mild” sauce is potent enough to cure a cold and the hot sauce can cure cancer—well, maybe. If you’re driving on Crenshaw Blvd., just south of the 10, and you stumble upon a converted Taco Bell with brightly colored, hand-painted murals of chickens running from a boiling pot and a sign that reads “ asty Q Barb cue,” congratulations: You’ve officially arrived at deep-fried bird heaven.
Inside, you’ll more turkey-related murals painted on every available surface, along with a TV blasting Oprah and a jukebox that’s heavy on Boyz II Men and Sade. If you’re lucky, you’ll be greeted by Debra, who will let you know her thoughts about L.A. (she wants out!) and ask your opinion on selling some property in Mobile (we’re still weighing the pros and cons). And if you’re really lucky, she’ll let you sample the spicy chicken sausage—made fresh for Tasty Q by a local vendor—that’s part of the hearty $7 lunch combo, a ginormous plate that includes a pork rib, two beef ribs, a half-link of sausage, coleslaw, beans and bread.
But the specialty of the house—and the reason the place gets so busy around the holidays—is the service of one deep, dark, turkey-sized vat of hot oil. While no holiday is without fire hazard, we think it better to leave the turkey to professionals who have the proper blood alcohol levels for the task. First, a few necessary steps:
1) Plan ahead. Bring your bird to Tasty Q at least three days before Turkey Day, or you’ll have to settle for fried bites from the Colonel.
2) Buy a turkey. Butterball’s handy-dandy turkey calculator indicates one pound of uncooked bird flesh per guest.
3) Thaw turkey. Getting it fresh is a grand but expensive gesture. Yours will most likely be frozen, so allot enough time to thaw thoroughly. Calculation: one day of thawing for every four pounds of bird.
4) Fork over $2.50 per pound. For 50 cents more, Tasty Q can smoke that bad boy in the outdoor smokehouse.
5) Kindly decline the extra spice injection—unless burning off your palate is a holiday tradition. We found the usual amount is quite generous, creating pungent rings of Cajun blend throughout the breast and wings.
6) Wash your hands like Howie Mandel, or some other bald, OCD-afflicted game-show host.
In just a couple of hours, you’ll be driving home with a hot, sweet, vinegary turkey buckled into your passenger seat. (Note: Your car will never smell the same again. Believe us: no amount of new-car spray can eradicate the odor.) While the nice folks at Tasty Q are super-accommodating, they won’t deep fry anything crazy—sorry, fried Mars bar fanatics—or any other kind of poultry—no fried chicken allowed. But they are willing to take on turkey drumsticks or even a whole ham, in case you decide to go medieval for this year’s Thanksgiving dinner.
Amir Kenan is contributing editor for Metromix Los Angeles.
Have a safe and wonderful holiday feast wherever you dine.
May GOD Bless
DVBS
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