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    Quote Originally Posted by thebigspendur View Post
    When i was around 12 years old (or so) I decided I would become a mineral collector with the goal of collecting every known mineral which at that time was around 2000 (it's considerably larger now). By the time I was probably 18 or so I realized that was never going to happen. Some were simply too rare or hard to get and I realized two things; 1-specialize in one area and just collect those and 2-it's a quality over quantity type thing.

    It's the same with razors and most other things. You can't have it all so you decide what you like and go from there.

    Well said.
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    Interesting thread.

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    The 1% increase in men’s grooming in current value terms in 2013 to US$6.1 billion glosses over an important distinction in the category; men’s shaving actually fell by 1%, whilst men’s toiletries was responsible for all the gain, growing by 3%. This increased the overall share of toiletries to 53% in men’s grooming. 2013 marked the second year that growth in men’s toiletries outpaced growth in men’s shaving; a marked indicator of the changing nature of men’s grooming.

    I am buying more quality bath/shower soaps, shampoos, deo sticks etc vs any and all shaving related products as well.
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    I missed a Stub tail tonight it's all I have on my list....I'm getting to the point where it would be easier to shell out the $ to have someone duplicate the style. The old steel is nice put what I see them go for unrestored, I could have one made for a little more.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ace View Post
    I am solely responsible for the decline in razor sales. I quit buying them. OK, I needed to see a psychiatrist for a while, and, yes, there were groups and some medication. It is not that hard at all, and it only took four years.
    Uh, can you give me the name of your shrink because I want to see a price fall in the jnat market.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelfixed View Post
    Just have to keep at it,Just finished rescaling a nice Palmera I snagged off the bay,took 6 weeks to get here from spain but well worth the effort.
    Please show us! Palmera pics are needed, especially nice ones!
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