Thread: Australian Members??

Hi everyone.

I am new on the site and wondered if there is man Austrlaian Members here. I have recently been converted to Open Razor and DE razor and it woudl be nice to see and hear other experiences from Australians to were to find good products and information here.

Johnny

There's a handful that post regularly --- we try to get rid of them but they keep coming back .


Justin

Psst over here!

Hi, I have been a member of the forum for over six months. Welcome. I am sure that you will find it to be very helpful. During the time I have been here I have learnt a lot, met many great people (online) and developed my skills with a straight.

There are quite a few people from Australia here.

Enjoy

Terry

Howdy pardner!

As Justin says, they keep trying to get rid of us, but we stand firm. Actually, watch out for Justin - self-confessed Aussie-hater, with absolutely no sense of humour. The guy's a robot...

Anyway, nice to have you on board. Anything we can do to help, just ask.

James.

Originally Posted by Jimbo

Howdy pardner!

As Justin says, they keep trying to get rid of us, but we stand firm. Actually, watch out for Justin - self-confessed Aussie-hater, with absolutely no sense of humour. The guy's a robot...

Anyway, nice to have you on board. Anything we can do to help, just ask.

James.

As James says the closest thing I have to a "sense of humour" is a "sense of humor" ---can somebody please tell what the damn extra 'u" is for --- why don't we just tack an extra "u" to everything ---let's see "Juustin" maybe "Justiun" --piss --- any other letter's I'm not aware of?

Welcome aboard Johnny --- (if you have a sister that looks like Elle MacPherson, PM me)

Justin

G'Day Johnny,

Welcome, you will have lots of fun here, yeah I concur with Jimbo look out for that Justin, he appears to be a couple of sheep short in the top paddock

Only jokUn JUstin

CHEERS
John

The Aussies and their sheep ---(or is that New Zealanders ?) --- I'm not quite sure what a top paddock is -- but I'm more than a few sheep short -- maybe a top paddock too. Later, John and Johnny

In Australian and New Zealand English, any agricultural field may be called a paddock.

In other countries it is known as something else................
Coastal plain
Flooded grasslands and savannas
Flood-meadow
Grassland
Meadow
Pasture
Plain
Plateau
Prairie
Savanna
Steppe
Water-meadow
Wet meadow
Veld

Thanks for the response. It is good to see that there are other Australians that are into this old form of shaving too. I just recently discovered it, when I travelled and went to Geo. F. Trumper in London and had a real shave (what an experience).

Thanks to John, drsh3, Terry and James, and Justin too, even though you are not an Australian. I don't really know what you are doing in here (Justin), but it seems like you have a lot of time.

I hope I can learn and get to know other people in here and get some good tips of what to use and where to get things. I really hoped to find Trumper shave soaps here in Australia, but I have so far only found a couple of places which has it. They also have some straight razors, but I don't really know what I shall look for. Any good advice here?

thanks Johnny