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cArNaGe
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by cArNaGe » Sun. Mar. 30, 2008 11:11 pm
traderfjp wrote:I may be in the minority but I never understood the need for after shave. It was always a very unpleasant experience. My face would feel like I was stung about 800 times. Not a fun experience.
I use lotion after I shave. It really helps with the irritation.
This thread has a lot of information on shaving.
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CoalHeat
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by CoalHeat » Mon. Mar. 31, 2008 6:02 am
traderfjp wrote:maybe he's european.
Every once in a while you'll catch the wiff of a female and it's delightful but usually it's a horrendous smell. There should be a law against that sort of thing.
No, just lazy.
He has a resemblance to the cartoon character "Baby Huey", except for his gigantic Dumbo ears.
Spent a lot of time laying on our couch.
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traderfjp
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by traderfjp » Mon. Mar. 31, 2008 6:58 am
No goals or ambition. Sounds like a lot of people I know. A good kick in the butt may be in order. Is he history?
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CoalHeat
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by CoalHeat » Mon. Mar. 31, 2008 9:04 am
traderfjp wrote:No goals or ambition. Sounds like a lot of people I know. A good kick in the butt may be in order. Is he history?
Daughter has another boyfriend, more ambition. She still is friends with Baby Huey, unfortunately. He shows up every once in a while. You are right about the no ambition thing. Makes me nuts at times.
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by traderfjp » Mon. Mar. 31, 2008 9:47 am
He needs a passion and then someone to support him. He may have been neglected or spoiled. Who knows. The great men and women of our times usually contribute their success to a mentor or inspiration from another person. We are all so wrapped up into daily lives that we forget about our kids. Hopefully this person will wake up one day. If not Walmart is looking for greeters.
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CoalHeat
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by CoalHeat » Mon. Mar. 31, 2008 7:49 pm
traderfjp wrote:He needs a passion and then someone to support him. He may have been neglected or spoiled. Who knows. The great men and women of our times usually contribute their success to a mentor or inspiration from another person. We are all so wrapped up into daily lives that we forget about our kids. Hopefully this person will wake up one day. If not Walmart is looking for greeters.
3 problems that I see. One is spoiled, 2nd is never being allowed to make any decisions for himself (domineering and controlling mommy), and lastly I think he is not the brightest bulb in the string. I was amazed 2 years ago when I saw him standing in the kitchen with a microwave dinner in his hand trying to figure out what to do with it. I half expected him to take it out of the box and start gnawing on the still frozen food. I recall that he looked at it for a while and then placed it back in the freezer. This from a 20 year old "adult".
As you can see, some things just stick in my craw (is that the right word??).
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CoalHeat
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by CoalHeat » Thu. Apr. 17, 2008 7:47 am
traderfjp wrote:I'm tired of my current Mach 3 and all the other cartridge razors I've tried. I just ordered a DE razor it's called a fatboy and uses double edged razors like your grand pappy use to use. There seems to be a revival of people who swear these razors give an incredible sharp shave with no irritation. I was wondering if anyone here uses them.
Trader,
Did you get the DE razor? If so how do you like it?
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by traderfjp » Thu. Apr. 17, 2008 9:37 am
I have bought several since my last post. I paid as high as 61.00 and as low as a 1.00. I actually like the older 1.00 razor the best. It was the smoothest shave yet. Go figure. My shaves are smoother and my face feels better than when I dragged my Mach 3 over it. Overall I'm satisified with wet shaving and can't see myself going back to the cartridges. Have you given it a try?
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by Cyber36 » Thu. Apr. 17, 2008 9:53 am
Wood'nCoal wrote:traderfjp wrote:maybe he's european.
Every once in a while you'll catch the wiff of a female and it's delightful but usually it's a horrendous smell. There should be a law against that sort of thing.
No, just lazy.
He has a resemblance to the cartoon character "Baby Huey", except for his gigantic Dumbo ears.
Spent a lot of time laying on our couch.
Baby Huey was a giant overweight duck. Can't recall he had ANY ears
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CoalHeat
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by CoalHeat » Thu. Apr. 17, 2008 6:51 pm
Cyber36 wrote:Wood'nCoal wrote:
No, just lazy.
He has a resemblance to the cartoon character "Baby Huey", except for his gigantic Dumbo ears.
Spent a lot of time laying on our couch.
Baby Huey was a giant overweight duck. Can't recall he had ANY ears
Sorry, I wasn't clear. The ex-boyfriend has the Dumbo ears. Baby Huey wears a bonnet.
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CoalHeat
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by CoalHeat » Thu. Apr. 17, 2008 6:53 pm
traderfjp wrote:I have bought several since my last post. I paid as high as 61.00 and as low as a 1.00. I actually like the older 1.00 razor the best. It was the smoothest shave yet. Go figure. My shaves are smoother and my face feels better than when I dragged my Mach 3 over it. Overall I'm satisified with wet shaving and can't see myself going back to the cartridges. Have you given it a try?
Who are you asking? Me?
I've been using the DE I posted the photo of. Never used any other blade razor except to try, didn't like them.
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by Freddy » Sun. Apr. 20, 2008 12:12 pm
I've used a pivoting Atra for the last 5,000 years. Just last week I went to buy some new blades. You know how they show the price per 100 on the package? Well, I looked at others while I was there. My double edge pivot blades were $29.90 per 100. The Quattro was $306.00!!!!!!! I'll be sticking with double, thank you.
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by CapeCoaler » Mon. Jan. 30, 2012 10:47 pm
Baby Huey wears a diaper...
The 'bath' thing...
AKA 'Whores Bath'...
A quick towel and some perfume...
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by SMITTY » Tue. Jan. 31, 2012 1:06 pm
I use electric clippers. Paid for itself 6 times over the past 10 years in money saved on razors & shaving cream.