Thread: Problems with badger

So I bought this really cheap pair of silvertips from a guy on Craigslist but it's just not working out...





I've lost 2 fingers just trying to get the handle in. Besides, I was told they'd be a good breeding pair, but they don't like that any more than the handle. For that matter, I haven't exactly figured out who's who, if you know what I mean. I'm considering just forgetting about that part of it, maybe they can just work things out themselves. In the meantime, I'm just going back to the boar;



it seems there's at least some barbecue potential there if I can't get rid of that wet fur smell when I'm lathering up.

now that is a man shaving brush.

I only use that one on Sundays

Good call on Boar. We all secretly know its better.

On an unrelated note: does anything rhyme with Badger?

Originally Posted by DPflaumer

Good call on Boar. We all secretly know its better.

On an unrelated note: does anything rhyme with Badger?

How about "cadger" -- obsolete but the best I could come up with on short notice
cadge - Definition from the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary

A strong back is a terrible thing to waste.

Originally Posted by DPflaumer

On an unrelated note: does anything rhyme with Badger?

Tadger.

As far as the badger goes, mine likes it better if i make sure the handle is at least body temperature. Give that a try.

Originally Posted by ben.mid

As far as the badger goes, mine likes it better if i make sure the handle is at least body temperature. Give that a try.

That's tricky though unless you have a fancy metal/glass handle

Originally Posted by ben.mid

Tadger.

As far as the badger goes, mine likes it better if i make sure the handle is at least body temperature. Give that a try.

Well, ok, but I don't figure they'll like me taking their temperature much more than they like the handle. They're just plain ornery.

Originally Posted by ben.mid

Tadger.

As far as the badger goes, mine likes it better if i make sure the handle is at least body temperature. Give that a try.

My knowledge of Monty Python is only a little better than my knowledge of 19th century phallic references. Perhaps it will give the badgers a chuckle.

And he cadgers
for free ledgers
filled with badgers
with big tadgers.

And Sinterklaas hasn't even set foot on Dutch soil yet...































Further reading on Sinterklaas and poems (last paragraph): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinterklaas