Shavin’ Yeti
Sr. Shave Member
Looks like I need to go to Lowe’s. What a beautiful mirror & cabinet.
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Razor Storage.
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Graydog
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I have to think about the Shave before I open that door or I can get lost
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The hand full of DE's I still have are in a shoe box under my bed...
The hand full of DE's I still have are in a shoe box under my bed...
I'll take em....if you're not using em.
I still use them on occasion, especially great grandpa’s Fatboy
Nice. But if ya ever change your mind......
GearNoir
“The Disney Princess’s Apprentice”
But, they are just tools, man.
As long as yo don't care that your $300 tool gets some scratches on it!But, they are just tools, man.
Maybe you can sell them off and help your colleague make next months college loan payment.
Actually, I don't
Razors, watches, cars, I don't need the added stress of worrying if they stay pristine.
I'm (now) trying to live my life this way. What's the point of having something if you never enjoy it and just stare at it behind a glass case. I think the big break through came when I took my Back To The Future cars out of the box and displayed them on my desk at work. If somethings not going to remain pristine....its on your desk at work.
brit
Sr. Shave Member
i agree.similar dilemma.
sold my 09 gt glaasroof mustang with 42k miles,bought it near new,a few mint cased brit gillettes-1935 brit belmont and '35 brit gold criterion new deluxe 2 piece sets,plus others.they just sat and collected dust,too rare and nice to use.the risk of damage or loss wasn't worth the stress.got rid of many collections lately.vintage model kits,hotwheels,zippo lighters,tools.what i kept gets used or it doesn't stick around.very uplifting.
I treat my ex-lover collection in a similar fashion.
Nicely done.