Thread: used razor questions

Which brings up the dangers of sharing mobile phones

Originally Posted by Razorfaust

I wonder how many infections we saved
ourselves from because the public payphone are almost extinct.

I remember that payphones always used to smell weird

“Public payphones...now there's a cornucopia of germs, and aimed right where it counts.”

Phrank, now you’re just, showing your age…

What’s a payphone? Is that one of those cells, you get at the 7/11, that drug dealers and terrorist use?

Originally Posted by edhewitt

I remember that payphones always used to smell weird

Just as long as your shaving gear doesn't smell weird its all good.

Originally Posted by Phrank

Public payphones...now there's a cornucopia of germs, and aimed right where it counts.

You still have payphones in the great white north?

I grew up with tired old public payphones everywhere in the 70's. Used them maybe 20 times, felt nasty.

Hey guys, I have heard the real problem was the strop, as the razor was cleaned off at the barbers on a regular basis, all the cooties would propagate on the leather. Transfer from the strop to the razor was more probable than the other way around, but with that many gents sitting in your chair for a shave the razor was washed regularly the strop was not.

To way in on the other subject of CCO's (cootie carrying objects) MONEY!!!!!

My barber still shaves the sideburns and neck. The first time there I did not see him change the blade in the chavette.
Henceforth, I take one of my razors for him to do his work.

Originally Posted by Euclid440

“Public payphones...now there's a cornucopia of germs, and aimed right where it counts.”

Phrank, now you’re just, showing your age…

What’s a payphone? Is that one of those cells, you get at the 7/11, that drug dealers and terrorist use?

Still lots of payphones around here....

Dirtiest thing people touch: TV remotes in hotel rooms. Think about it.