Thread: Shaving with a spoon

I do not know if this is the right forum for this but here goes.
Carter shaving with a spoon.

Those are crunch-berries, not corn flakes!

I think a spoon would be the easiest thing there is to hone. You should be able to just hold it flat and grind away.

he did not seem to comfortable wit it though.

I almost stopped it when he called his cereal "Corn Flakes," but I continued. When he got to the point where he said "Oh the luxury of being Murray Carter," I stopped it. I'm not interested in anyone so full of himself. If I wanted that I'd go back to reading about honing " Masters."

Originally Posted by Utopian

I almost stopped it when he called his cereal "Corn Flakes," but I continued. When he got to the point where he said "Oh the luxury of being Murray Carter," I stopped it. I'm not interested in anyone so full of himself. If I wanted that I'd go back to reading about honing " Masters."

It's always a pleasure reading the words of one who so well explains what you believe yourself.

Got no time for the man, myself.

My first impression upon reading the title and opening the thread was that he had quite a lather bowl there. Of course if shaving with a spoon is intended the rolling X is called for.

Originally Posted by JimR

It's always a pleasure reading the words of one who so well explains what you believe yourself.

Got no time for the man, myself.

Or whom states their opinions in such an amicable manner!

Was that an "INOX" stamped on the tang of the spoon? I suspect the grind was "Full Hollow" the sound may have indicated it was a "Singing Razor"

bad enough we have to worry about Pakistani razors now we have to worry where the spoon was made.

It is not a rocket science to sharpen a spoon (or even a shovel if you so prefer) and shave with it.

The question is why? To show the world in 10.14 minutes how cool and manly you are?
O tempora o mores!