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  1. 05-30-2014, 09:36 AM #1
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    Has anyone seen the new (I think) L'Oriel add?

    Half way through a girl comes up behind a guy and takes an ATG swipe at his neck.

    It seriously gives me the hibie jibies every time I see it because at that angle, pressure and speed I recon he would take a good cut to the jugular.....

    Maybe it just reminds me that I should not argue with SWAMBO or else....
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    Yeah I saw it, I think they copied that scene from the last James Bond movie.
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    Yes, I think the same as Bongo. A rip off from old JB. I also think that it at least puts cut-throats out there as a better way to shave for those who might not have seen, or aren't JB fans.


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    Always amazes me how actors research their character except when it comes to learning the angle to use a straight.
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    I don't think the thought would ever cross their minds Oz, not if they never actually intend to try shaving with the things. They would probably be just starting off with a dulled blade for 'safety' and thinking that what they were doing would really work if they did indeed intend a shave. Just my thought on it and most likely not even close to the truth, but you know what I mean .


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    Probably more concerned with how it looked than how it worked :<0)
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    Get that flash of steel happening ya reckon .


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    Yes, it's all preconceptions perpetuating a myth.
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    Quote Originally Posted by onimaru55 View Post
    Yes, it's all preconceptions perpetuating a myth.
    Sort of like, "Damn! I mythed his chin and nicthed hith jug-ya-lar inthstead! Boy heath pithed now!"


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    I think it's Nivea for men.....
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