Thread: Wet shaver by night, but what about during the day?

Retired High Risk Perinatal Sonographer
Ultrasound of fetuses that had problems and is it fixable? and what will be the quality of life.
Mothers who have abnormal anatomy and or high risk pregnancies in the past.
Yeah the stuff nobody likes to talk about I looked at.
Got tired of lying to peoples face and saying everything is fine or I dont know. Yet I am doing this exam.

I work for a general Contractor building custom homes, window replacements, renovations, framing, finish carpentry, foundation crack repair, decks, fences, roofing, siding, insulating, interlocking brick, lawn mower, tree removal, sky light installer, molly maid, gutter cleaner, snow removal, wasp murderer, cat carcass remover, wash the bosses truck, distract the big dog while we go to the front door guy..... I think that's everything.

40. Years drilling wells in the oilfield , one company , retired last year and loving every minute of it,( but occasionally go back to consulte ) shave at the time of day I want as long as it's before I start in on my bottle of Knob Creek. Tc

Patrol Sergeant with a large Southern California Sheriff's Department and, in what little spare time I have, sell auto detailing supplies and detail cars.

I shave whenever I can feel whiskers!

Officially my title is Manager, Supplier Management for a top IP transit provider. Our company provides IP transit and Ethernet solutions for large businesses and carrier solutions. Ours is a tech field but I am not a technical person. My contributions are business and financially driven. The best part of the job is that I primarily work from home these days. But that is not to say that I'm not busy every day. I've worked in telecommunications since I left college, including some of the companies that may have interrupted your dinner with tele marketing calls many years ago. It pays the bills.

Computer consultant and equipment developer with Clemson University.
And a night shaver so that I don't have to feel rushed in the mornings.

Originally Posted by kaptain_zero

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Regards

Kaptain "Pushing the envelope IS my business" Zero

Would have never guessed,,,,

Aircraft Engineer, turned Industrial Millwright, turned Project manager, turned Maintenance Manager.
Currently running a crew in the Dairy Business maintaining the processors and packaging equipment. Process starts with the cows so yea, I'm a night shaver as well to get to sleep in till 5.

Originally Posted by cudarunner

The last 36 years has been as a Journeyman Produce Clerk, I was forced to be a checker as part of my Indentured Servitude for several years during that time-frame, that's gone now and I'm just working produce.

Before starting with my current employer (Safeway) 36 years ago I was a an apprentice meat cutter for several years with a mom and pop ran store in the town I grew up in. But I also worked produce, carried out and did a little checkout work.

I will be retiring from the trade in January. I do hope that it works out well. If not-------

I hope to be still able to be of help to those wishing to learn this age old art and perhaps do a razor clean up and perhaps a little honing on the side for some spending money.

Due to some hand shaking in the day I typically shave at night as for some reason the hand shaking goes away. 99.9% of the time it's with a straight razor, only on occasion do I use my DE's and it's usually because it's due to too many cold barley pops.

OH! My record for shaving exclusively with a straight razor is 3 years with only missing 3 days and I was damned if I was going to not only risk taking my shaving gear camping but to try to shave with the side view mirror on my truck for 3 days.

Hey Cuda !! He didn't ask for a resume,,,

North American Operative for a world wide syndicate,, don't ask !
Can't talk about it!