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    Crap...... See the title ? How many do I need do you think ?
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    I'd say shave away my friend. I would recommend the pet series electric clippers as well.
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    Well I was going to take it down to the city park and let it go when I get enough for a knot. If it looks all mangy they might shoot it thinking it has a disease or something. Maybe I could just pluck the good ones out. They do stand out longer.
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    Lol. Yup the city park is where they have the good life. Pigeons to feast on and garbage cans to root through. That would be the good life for sure.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RezDog View Post
    Lol. Yup the city park is where they have the good life. Pigeons to feast on and garbage cans to root through. That would be the good life for sure.
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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??

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    Keep him..............when his hair grows back give him some more SleepEez and make another brush.
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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??

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

    http://straightrazorpalace.com/brush...ml#post1029330
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