February ISD Ideas
- rustyblade
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- rustyblade
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Completely understandable. I may not be able to partake in the Wool Fat ISD because in the last month I have bought 2 new brushes and a bunch of National Championship stuff. That is the reason I try to offer an alternative such as the classic soap option. Williams/Palmolive and others would work. It would just give a push to those wanting to try it and give those that have an opportunity to extol the virtues as it may be.fallingwickets wrote:I have the wool fat, but pardon me if I am being out of line when I say that it isn't a good idea for the simple reason that at $60+ a jar I am sure a few guys are going to miss out.
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- rustyblade
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What do you think about a Feather theme? Any type of razor as long as it has something to do with Feather. A Gillette with a Feather DE blade, a Feather DE Razor, or a Feather AC?Str8G8r wrote:Ok looks like everyone is leaning toward a soap day. The Kent Wool Fat soap would be great but I need someone to post up some links to places to get it. If there is ordering involved then we need to decide now. A substitute for the wool fat would be any classic scented soap. Williams, palmolive and the like. I have to think a little more about the razor choice but will post more later.
Richard
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Ahem.
"The Razor-Tailed Wren" by Shel Silverstein
The razor-tailed wren,
He’ll pretend he’s your friend
As he cuts all the grass on your lawn,
But do not leave anything
Sticking far out
Or swishity – it will be gone.
from Where the Sidewalk Ends, accompanied by a lovely illustration of the wren cutting off a poor chap's nose.
"The Razor-Tailed Wren" by Shel Silverstein
The razor-tailed wren,
He’ll pretend he’s your friend
As he cuts all the grass on your lawn,
But do not leave anything
Sticking far out
Or swishity – it will be gone.
from Where the Sidewalk Ends, accompanied by a lovely illustration of the wren cutting off a poor chap's nose.
Karl G. Siewert
Librarian and yo-yo enthusiast
Tulsa, OK
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Librarian and yo-yo enthusiast
Tulsa, OK
"Someday I'll find it, the BBS Connection, the razor, the stubble, and me."
- fallingwickets
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a combination of bruno and richard's propositions sound interesting. namely, a trumpers rose or sandalwood scented soap and a 1940's gillettte super speed with a feather blade.
OR i would suggest a schick injector razor (with schick blades), a d. r. harris (almond) soap and any classic fan-shaped british-made brush...
sergio.
OR i would suggest a schick injector razor (with schick blades), a d. r. harris (almond) soap and any classic fan-shaped british-made brush...
sergio.
Super Speeds (all years)
Classic soap (Wool fat being 1st choice)
Feather blades
SMF III (Works well with soaps and besides I haven't worn the newness out of it!)
Traditionally the ISD has been the first Sunday of the month. Let's try a week day this time. The 1st of Febuary falls on Thursday. There you have it. The ISD for Feb.
Classic soap (Wool fat being 1st choice)
Feather blades
SMF III (Works well with soaps and besides I haven't worn the newness out of it!)
Traditionally the ISD has been the first Sunday of the month. Let's try a week day this time. The 1st of Febuary falls on Thursday. There you have it. The ISD for Feb.
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Of course you can substitute if you don't have something. Remember it is more the idea and the theme when you don't have the specifics.madmedic wrote:Or any SMF brush??
Believe it or not......I still have my SMF II sitting in its box from last year....unused! Thats why I didn't pull the trigger on V III.
Brian