Thread: Three times now!

I just read in the paper that someone nearby was apparently just caught eating a bowl of cereal behind the wheel. It's no wonder there's so many deaths on the road. I guess the stupid people will eventually exterminate themselves.

Originally Posted by Edwardd

No it's not sad,just more modern.My father has a palsy that makes his hands shake all the time,so a blade of any kind is out of the question.He gets nice smooth shaves with good beard prep and a Norelco rotory head shaver,not while driving.

What scares me is that I'm devolping the same hand tremor.One day I may have to give up shaving with a straight razor.

I wish you the best of luck, and hope you can enjoy a great shave as long as possible.

I still maintain that driving and shaving is sad...I have a passion for driving and shaving, and feel that neither experience should be trivialized to the point of relegation to a list of multi-tasked items...opinions vary.

As for people that cannot shave with a straight, I harbor no razor snobbery. There are way too many people that could not or would not even consider it as an option.

Originally Posted by Firefighter2

I just read in the paper that someone nearby was apparently just caught eating a bowl of cereal behind the wheel. It's no wonder there's so many deaths on the road. I guess the stupid people will eventually exterminate themselves.

I like a good bowl of cereal too...these people obviously just do not know how to enjoy the finer things in life...

The ones reading a book driving on the interstate..REALLY!?

Originally Posted by unit

I still maintain that driving and shaving is sad...

I agree,if your life is so rushed and busy that you feel you have to do this.Realy people,slow down enjoy your life,it ends to soon anyway don't race to the end.

I see a girl about once a week while driving to work and she is applying her makeup whilst driving. I try and stay out of her way.