Thread: NY Times Article on shaving in London

Alcohol has a strange affect on the skin. I went for a tattoo a couple of years back after dinner where I drank a glass of wine. The artist had the damnedest time getting my skin to take the ink. He asked what I had to drink. After telling him a glass of wine, he stopped and told me to come back the next day.

I would imagine the shave might, too, be affected by alcohol in the system. Of course, who really knows for sure. One thing is for sure, the cuts, gouges, and nicks won't hurt so bad, but the bloodflow will surely increase!

Originally Posted by morningshow

OR.... You could go to the pub before the shave and enjoy a drunken shave.

For that price I want to remember every minute of it. Do not want to be falling out while he is shaving me.

You are probably right ... Might want to stick to all other things that England has to offer:
cup-o-tea
crumpets
fish and chips
Mary Poppins
Bad Food &
Crappy weather

and in this case... A nice enjoyable haircut and shave! Good stuff...

Originally Posted by morningshow

You are probably right ... Might want to stick to all other things that England has to offer:
cup-o-tea
crumpets
fish and chips
Mary Poppins
Bad Food &
Crappy weather

and in this case... A nice enjoyable haircut and shave! Good stuff...

Very true!!

Originally Posted by morningshow

... things that England has to offer:
cup-o-tea
crumpets...

The beaver is a strange rodent that builds large ponds to live in by daming the river with trees which it chews down with its teeth. Renowned for being busy, the beaver gets to fish all winter long, and play with the kids in the den. It has a huge flat tail and is an excellent swimmer. Only somewhat less humorous than the platypuss, the beaver, once the pillar of Canada's early economy for its pelt is now merely essential to the Canadian landscape.