Yeah, I can see why people are complaining about the "Made in China" blades now. You won't be doing much ripping with that
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Originally posted by just4funsiesIt's amazing how old I must be to remember when I used to shave with a freakin' double-edged blade...Don, aka Pappy,
Wise men talk because they have something to say,
Fools because they have to say something.
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That's true, Pappy. In those days, everybody knew what a styptic pencil was....eight, nine, TEN! Yep! Still got all my fingers!Comment
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Originally posted by just4funsiesI figured it was one of them new-fangled super-thin-kerf saw blades...
It's amazing how old I must be to remember when I used to shave with a freakin' double-edged blade...John HunterComment
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Dang! Me too
When I was a youngster (18 y/o), I shaved with my Step-Dad's Straight Razor! He used to complain that my beard was so tuff that he had to re-hone it after I was done.
Then, when I left home, I started using a "Safety Razor". Not near as sharp as a professinally honed Straight Razor (my Step-Dad was a Barber by trade).Stop thinking why you can't and Start thinking how you CAN!
Remember, SUCCESS comes in CANS!
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When I got older, my beard turned to pig-bristles... I gave up on the razor. Now I use a belt sander!!...eight, nine, TEN! Yep! Still got all my fingers!Comment
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Originally posted by kmkWell, I turned the saw around and there he was... Ryobi employee from the factory in Taiwan with half shaven beard...
(submit royalty to Larry the Cable Guy)Brian
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Where corporal punishment is alive and well.Comment
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Easy on safety razors. I tried shaving my beard with the most expensive electric razor, with few of those double-triple-quad blade machs and quattros and finally settled for the safety razor. That is what I use now after trying everything else. Good double edge blades are getting hard to find - thanks goodness for the Willkinson Sword (made of surgical steel by a big name pharmaceutical) for $.20 per blade - a lot cheaper that Gillette or Norelco. I think all other expensive razors are a conspiracy by Madison Avenue just like the furniture care chemicals.Alex VComment
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Originally posted by vaking...I think all other expensive razors are a conspiracy by Madison Avenue just like the furniture care chemicals.Last edited by BobSch; 03-06-2006, 01:40 PM.Bob
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