Banes vs Bangs – What’s the difference?

I’ve been spending time with a new friend, and I’ve noticed that we use the word “bangs” differently. She means hair that falls across your face, while I mean something more like a curse. While they sound similar at first glance, these two words are actually quite different. Here’s an explanation of when each is appropriate to use:

Banes are curses that are cast by witches.

Banes are curses that are cast by witches. They can be used to curse people, objects and even places. For example:

• “I have a ban on your car” – meaning that no one can drive it because of an evil spell
• “He’s under a ban” – this means he is cursed and has bad luck, so he’ll probably lose his job or break up with his girlfriend soon

Bangs are hairstyles where the hair is swept forwards and backwards.

Bangs are hairstyles where the hair is swept forwards and backwards. They can be very short, or they can extend down to your shoulders. Bangs are usually shorter than the rest of your hair, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have long bangs!

Bangs come in all shapes and sizes–straight or curly; thick or thin; blunt or tapered–but no matter how they look on you, there’s no denying that bangs offer a lot of versatility when it comes to styling options.

Banes are used to describe the bad things that happen to a person.

Banes are used to describe the bad things that happen to a person. Banes can be anything from curses, disease and accidents, but they don’t necessarily have to be physical in nature. Curses are often described as banes because they cause physical side effects like paralysis, vomiting or blindness.

Bangs are hairstyles where the hair is swept forwards and backwards at the front of our face (usually over one eye). Bangs usually fall on one side of our faces so only one eye is visible at any given time; this makes it difficult for people with bangs to see out of both eyes at once.

Bangs usually fall on one side of our faces and cover our eyes.

Bangs usually fall on one side of our faces and cover our eyes. They can be styled in many ways, but the most common way is to sweep them to one side of your face.

Bangs can also be swept to the back or even completely off-center, depending on how much of your forehead you want visible (or covered). Bangs can be long or short, straight or curly–the possibilities are endless!

Curses can cause physical side effects like paralysis, vomiting, and blindness.

Curses are used to describe the bad things that happen to a person. A curse can be a spell or phrase that causes physical side effects like paralysis, vomiting and blindness. Curses are usually cast by witches but they can also be broken by a counter curse.

It’s important to remember that curses aren’t always negative; sometimes people use them for good purposes! For example: if you want your friend’s dog not to bark anymore when you’re sleeping over at their house then maybe it would be good idea if you did some research into how exactly curses work so that way when your friend comes home from work later tonight he’ll find out about all these new things happening around town where people have been getting sick after eating at certain restaurants–and then hopefully he will understand why his dog needs silence during those hours when everyone else needs rest too…

Know which word you want to use when talking about hairstyles or magical spells

• Bangs are hairstyles.
• Banes are curses.
• Bangs cover your eyes and block out light, so they’re somewhat like blindfolds or curtains over windows–but not exactly the same thing! The word “bangs” comes from the Dutch word “bang,” meaning “fearful” or “afraid,” which makes sense when you consider that bangs make it harder for someone to see what’s going on around them.
• Banes cast by witches often cause blindness in their targets; however, bane isn’t always used this way: some people may use it interchangeably with curse (which is more general) while others might only use it in reference to spells meant specifically as punishment against an individual target rather than just any old person who happens to get hit by one of these spells accidentally while walking down Main Street one night after work and heading home alone because no one else was willing to meet up after work drinks turned into last call at 11 pms instead so now everyone had gone home already except for me because I thought maybe we could still go somewhere else but then realized there wasn’t anywhere else nearby that would be open late enough so now I’m stuck here all alone trying not think about how much better off everyone else seems than me right now…

So, there you have it. The difference between bangs and bane is simple: bangs are hairstyles where the hair is swept forwards and backwards, while bane is used to describe the bad things that happen to a person.