closure on off topic, and objectivity in moderators.

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Originally Posted by rickw

Guys,
One of the areas that I like is the "Off Topic". You learn more about the members when they start expressing themselves about thing other than razors. Perhaps, since there appears to be several Mods that cover each area, that there be an agreement among the mods as to whom will join in and whom will moderate.

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Rick, no one said anything about doing away with the off-topic forum to my knowledge... where did that idea come from? You're the second person to imply that was a possibility.

BS...pure, unadultereated BS. Forget about it...I don't even believe whaqt you haave to say about straight razors...nausea....Christ, I hope there is someone else on earth who can hone a razor...I'll have to learn for myself..

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Originally Posted by Stigmata

BS...pure, unadultereated BS. Forget about it...I don't even believe whaqt you haave to say about straight razors...nausea....Christ, I hope there is someone else on earth who can hone a razor...I'll have to learn for myself..

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There are few other forums that you can check out which feature straight razor shaving, although I do not know that many of them will let you speak as freely especially while being a new member as we have tolerated.

I'm not telling anybody anything...I'm merely opining.....is that okay?

I hereby resiign my membership.....
good evening to you all.

Regards,
Stigmata

How could we see that coming. :td

I notice he's still listed as online.

And this just a week ago.

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Originally Posted by Stigmata

Well, I just got my new tony miller strop ....and what a beauty!!!
Can anyone offer advice to a first time user? My question is since I have had pretty good success with a well honed razor for my first two shaves of a light beard, should I strop before the third shave or continue using the razor until I feel some change?

If I should strop, then what side linen or leather first, and how much? Any tips on using a strop attached to a doorknob re: technique? I understand the blade should be flat, spine and edge. Any pressure at all? How do you get a smooth flip/roll over?

Any help is appreciated...I'd hate to inadvertantly damage either strop or razor.

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Happy? Relieved?
Weasel(s).

Is there anyo9ne else in the world who can hone a razor?