Dave in KY
Shave Newbie
I'm running a Pro now too Bruce and prefer the Pro Lines. Wonder how the Super Pros are.....
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- Thread starter Graybeard57
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A bit more blade exposure, which is perfect for me in the Vector because I prefer more aggressive razors. I still have a couple of Kai's to try, but I think I found home in the Pro Supers.
- CBL-T SIR Fougere (17)
- Maggard 24mm tuxedo synthetic
- Stirling Travel Bowl
- Blackland Vector/Feather Pro (3)
- GTB splash
There was so much lather that I had enough to shave one of our cats.
Have a great Saturday, Cadre.
Dave in KY
Shave Newbie
Like Tim I was going to say Cat doesn't look happy with the shave. Slight irritation perhaps. Loved my bowl from Stirling but beware the collapsible feature renders it HARD to find. Can't find mine anywhere now.....
It's small enough that it sits atop a small medicine cabinet where I keep my shaving stuff.
That would make a great travel bowl. Can't take my scuttle out of the house. Breakable.
Those cats are not of this earth. Don't trust them or goats. Just sayin.
Those cats are not of this earth. Don't trust them or goats. Just sayin.
Why goats?
@Graybeard57
Have you ever been eye to eye with a goat? You know how they say "the eyes are the window to your soul"
Well those windows are creeeepy. They just stare at you and then try and head but you.
The only ones that I might be able to tolerate are those ones that "faint" when you startle them. That is kinda cool. But other than that. I don't like to be around em.
Have you ever been eye to eye with a goat? You know how they say "the eyes are the window to your soul"
Well those windows are creeeepy. They just stare at you and then try and head but you.
The only ones that I might be able to tolerate are those ones that "faint" when you startle them. That is kinda cool. But other than that. I don't like to be around em.
Their rectangular pupils certainly are different-looking. There is a company that rents out herds of goats to groom the hillsides around here.
Man they are up to something. If I had a whole herd of em wandering around my property. I would have a hard time sleeping. Would need to set up a perimeter. Concertina wire, Claymores, M16 toe poppers and trip flares. Me and Mrs. taking turns on guard duty.
This company sets the perimeter with steel stakes and plastic netting, lets the goats in to chomp away, then picks up the goats in early evening. In the case of large hills, they move them across the hillside by re-setting the perimeter.
Here they are at a school near where I work.
It is amazing what the goofy sum guns will eat. That tanglefoot ivy there and briars. Almost anything.
Yeah, they wouldn't work at most homes, keeping them away from what you didn't want eaten. The city and the county each rent them out to clear hills too difficult or expensive for people to do. The entrepeneur who came up with this business is brilliant.
And because you can never have too many goats, here's another one in the herd. Note the horizontal pupil.
Oh come on the Sphinx is all personality! However, you must exfoliate said cat and make sure they get their sun screen every sunny day!
Last night's shave:
- CBL-T SIR Fougere (18)
- Maggard 24mm tuxedo synthetic
- Stirling Travel Bowl
- Blackland Vector/Feather Pro (4)
- GTB splash
Well normally I would say that at least you smell good...but you used GTB...so the whole shave must have been a downer! 