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Does fat get stored right in front of your ears (sideburns)?

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PostPosted: 05/29/07 - 17:10    Post subject: Does fat get stored right in front of your ears (sideburns)? Vote now! Reply with quote
you know by the sideburns??

on my face it sticks out more, im wondering maybe because im slightly overweight or what it is???

i weigh 195 and im 5'11

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