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That razor (Wade & Butcher) is heavy! I can't wait to clean it up and use it!
GearNoir
“The Disney Princess’s Apprentice”
Love the clear scales!
MilkCrate
"I am a Milk Crate with Dreams"
Nice looking W&B! I dig the barber notches.
Me too! I'm gonna try to restore them. There's a crack in one of them, otherwise it's in great shape.
The barbers notch was a huge part of the decision.
woodpusher
TSC’s International Man of Meh
Eye gotz me sum stuffz last Sathurdey butt two lazy-boy too taek pikchures. High'll tri terday.
Dave in KY
Shave Newbie
terd day ?
woodpusher
TSC’s International Man of Meh
Datz beefour friedeggday
Dave in KY
Shave Newbie
I'd tink it'd bee afder
I think my brain just melted reading those comments 
woodpusher
TSC’s International Man of Meh
You better not move to Newfoundland then! 
Done! It's cold and isn't Texas.You better not move to Newfoundland then!
Dave in KY
Shave Newbie
Another 250 sent in appreciation for the review I did............................yes it was an honest review, not just for compensation. I ain't passing up 250 free of my favorite blades.
And yes @NurseDave even though my comments are turned off
And yes @NurseDave even though my comments are turned off
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From the Good BookAnother 250 sent in appreciation for the review I did............................yes it was an honest review, not just for compensation. I ain't passing up 250 free of my favorite blades.
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And yes @NurseDave even though my comments are turned off
Dave in KY
Shave Newbie
If generous with the right reason and not the wrong motives. Good advice and true
woodpusher
TSC’s International Man of Meh
Just what I need ... More soap! 
Chris has sale on some of his stuff and, being the super cheap/miserly/thrifty/frugal guy that I am, I decided to help him reduce his stock by ordering some Premium soap scents of his that I do not already have.
I requested that he baggie the soaps rather than ship them in containers for a few reasons:
- I have too many soap containers already
- helps reduce plastic wastage (I'm not an enviro-warrior, but reduce/reuse/recycle whenever possible makes sense)
- reduces shipping weight (save some postage, especially since I am international)
- baggies can squish-fit into my soap briefcase; no room for more containers
It's a win-win in oh so many ways. He sells stuff, I get soaps on discount ... what's not to love?
They ain't pretty in this format, but they store easy and I'll be moving them into containers (or bowls/mugs/sticks) when I go to use them as their 3017 turn comes up. He did give me what seems to be a very helpful hint on how to "redeploy" them. I was planning on simply scooping them out, then cutting open the baggie and butter-knife scraping the remainder into my container, but he suggested simply cutting the baggie's corner and squeezing/squeegeeing them out (a Credit card would work well, I think) the soap out that way. What a great idea!
The little white puck in the bottom-right is a little extra something he included, and his generosity is very much appreciated. (Thank you, Chris!)
Chris has sale on some of his stuff and, being the super cheap/miserly/thrifty/frugal guy that I am, I decided to help him reduce his stock by ordering some Premium soap scents of his that I do not already have.
I requested that he baggie the soaps rather than ship them in containers for a few reasons:
- I have too many soap containers already
- helps reduce plastic wastage (I'm not an enviro-warrior, but reduce/reuse/recycle whenever possible makes sense)
- reduces shipping weight (save some postage, especially since I am international)
- baggies can squish-fit into my soap briefcase; no room for more containers
It's a win-win in oh so many ways. He sells stuff, I get soaps on discount ... what's not to love?
They ain't pretty in this format, but they store easy and I'll be moving them into containers (or bowls/mugs/sticks) when I go to use them as their 3017 turn comes up. He did give me what seems to be a very helpful hint on how to "redeploy" them. I was planning on simply scooping them out, then cutting open the baggie and butter-knife scraping the remainder into my container, but he suggested simply cutting the baggie's corner and squeezing/squeegeeing them out (a Credit card would work well, I think) the soap out that way. What a great idea!
The little white puck in the bottom-right is a little extra something he included, and his generosity is very much appreciated. (Thank you, Chris!)
Dave in KY
Shave Newbie
From 2 different stops today
