There is an element of masochism to it.This thread is on the TSC is like saying you're going to fast for a week and hanging out in a grocery store.
I give up.
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I may not have been on this particular adventure. But I might have well been. I can count on one hand the the times I made a purchase this year of shaving gear.
What to do with people like this?
Ingenious!(I use little cigar boxes for my razors, when stacked under my platform bed they look like supports)
I hear you. Try being a guy who makes soap that not only needs to test beta soap but also has all these cool frags to enjoy. I have a soap saver bag that is supposed to hold a bar of soap and keep it dry between showers...I stuff it full of shaving soap and use it like a big soapy loofa just so I can burn through some of the extra soap I have laying around. ...sadly this leaves me with a growing pile of much better bath soap from Stirling sitting in my drawer.Ingenious!
In spite of PIFing a bunch of soaps earlier this year, I again find myself overstocked, even though I use only three brands! My shaving gear drawer is nearly full. It's not my fault when soapmakers offer discounts, free shipping, or bring out new soap lines (I'm looking at YOU, @CBLindsay !) I'll get to them. In the meantime, my ability to plow through my burgeoning soap stores has been stalled by the need to use the remains of a dozen tubs in the form of My Special Blend 3 (MSB3). The MSB3 tub is stuffed to the gills with barely enough room to whip up lather, and it weighs a ton. However, it sure is fun to shave with the memories of soaps gone by. Sadly, I am a Failed Minimalist, though I'll continue to try to exercise restraint. As soon as my Vector arrives.
I'm seriously considering this or the Vader thing this year............Ugh... I have bought too much stuff this year.
I need to get back on the "S-Word" bandwagon.