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Transportation Supervisor for my local school district.

Austin wrote:Over confidence with the razor will get you every time. I still make this mistake from time to time.

Agreed. Always respect the blade lest she should remind you of her venom.

drmoss_ca wrote:The point is that Sam is just 3 posts away from reaching his 4,000th post!

Chris

Ahhh, I see. Well then, carry on.

Was there a point in there...somewhere?

Thanks for the heads up on the great deals on Derby's! I've shaved with both the Derby's and the Isrealis. While both provide me with close shaves the Derby's just "feel" smoother against my skin while shaving with them. I ordered 200 blades, so now I'm good for a couple of years or more. :D

Hmmm. Let's just see what we have here...

Wallet
Key ring w/ personal keys
Key ring w/ work keys
small swiss army knife
lighter
mini mag flashlight
sun glasses
listerine breath strips
Carmex lip balm
ball point pen
eye drops
hankerchief
Swiss Tool (on belt)
cell phone (on belt)
company ID (on belt)

Whew! For a brief moment I was worried that maybe you'd commissioned a tiny brush and razor for those "hard to reach" nose hairs.

I once waited a year for a custom made fedora; a month is nothing.

If you're worried about the WD-40 you could soak the razor in any good dish soap and hot water.

Well done Ben.
Hopefully this will get stickied for easy reference.

I'd boil it. I'll bet there's a bunch of soap and debris inside of the handle keeping it from moving. Even the ones that look clean yield quite a bit of unseen debris when boiled.

rustyblade wrote:Wouldn't the bowl float above the lip of the scuttle when filled if not attached? I don't think the bowl itself is heavy enough to stay put on its own.

Yes it will. Simple math; the weight of the inner bowl is not greater than the weight of the water it displaces.

I ordered mine right around May 1st, received it on the 17th. I had to sign for delivery confirmation on mine. You may be able to check w/ Sara; maybe she can track it for you. Regarding my first use this morning, it worked out great. I often take a leisurly 20 minutes to shave and I still had hot l...

I had to go and check, but I joined over there in '03.
I can understand the ebb and flow of members. I tend to move
from interest to interest myself. I've too many to afford simultaneously.

Hmmm. I havn't been over there in quite awhile myself, but that is where I first learned about keeping my own cars' finishes up.

Your account may have been compromised. This happened to me on another site. The site admin should be able to help you. Then make sure to change your password occasionally.

Mindflux wrote:

Care to elaborate?

autopia.org is another great site for auto detailing and finish care/repair.

I recently became interested in cigars, and with some help from a couple of the good folks on here have gotten much more than interested. I've been enjoying about 5 cigars a week ever since.
Great shaving, great cigars; ahhh...life is gooood!

RAD is highly contagious. Hanging around others suffering from RAD is very dangerous. Also, frequenting web sites that sustain this virus, such as Ebay, will only make symptoms worse. I too have suffered a most severe case of RAD. It was only through self imposed internet isolation and strict Ebay a...