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    After Easter the place is full of rabbits. Parents and kids full of joy until the computer, TV, and everything else with a cord goes down.Then the rabbit goes missing kids :<0) hmmm
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    ,,,,,,Sleep-Eze my arse
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    With a good animal trainer it might be possible to train the live Badger to lather up and rub against your face. The first few shaves with a live Badger in the bathroom might be a bit un-nerving but we all learned to shave with a straight so how hard could it be??

    Good luck.....
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    Keep him..............when his hair grows back give him some more SleepEez and make another brush.
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    Be sure to harvest the bristles from the juicy area of the a$$ region so your brush has that new-badger smell to it. Also, I think plucking individual bristles is your best bet. You might research some lady-grooming videos to learn techniques.
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    Start with one hair, and go from there... and when your done with that badger, ship him up to Canada!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by rodb View Post
    With a good animal trainer it might be possible to train the live Badger to lather up and rub against your face. The first few shaves with a live Badger in the bathroom might be a bit un-nerving but we all learned to shave with a straight so how hard could it be??

    Good luck.....
    Not quite a badger, but... it has almost been done before.

    http://straightrazorpalace.com/brush...ml#post1029330
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    That was very lady like of you to use a blanket!! Next time pick it up with your bare hands like a damn man!! (In my Davey Crockett voice)
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    I know that guy!
    That's Stewart Padasso.
    I call him Stu for short.




    (Say it out loud to yourself... Stu Pa-das-so)
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