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Hey, guys! Okay, okay, so it's been like, six months since I last was here and posted, but I'm back now. I know you missed me. :) (Right, like anybody even noticed!)
Anyway, I've been super busy lately, and moving and whatnot. My straights have been on the shelf except for weekends, and even then it was iffy. But now that I'm getting the itch again, I thought I should drop back in.
Now to catch up on all these posts!
Wb Keith. If you are serious about catching up here, then you better give up on practicing law and get your team to focus on helping you out with this task.
Keith,
Welcome back.... :) I though that you
had ran off and joined the circus or had
been abducted by aliens or something.
Terry
Letting the staff too close to a straight razor will only result in a murder indictment. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by FiReSTaRT
Keith,
You better start posting. Make up for lost
time.
Terry
That's true, isn't it. My average is way down! Oh, well. I guess I'll just have to work twice as hard. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by wvbias
Oh, and to all those who are new since I left, "Hello, my name is Keith, and I'm a straight razor addict."
(Geez, I must be in a weird mood today.)
Don't sweat it Keith, welcome back . . . I'll summarize every thread.
"I don't think its sharp enough"
"Why Pyramid?"
"Norton"
"Use a light touch"
"Hanging Hair Test?"
"Is this razor on Ebay any good?"
"Whats a strop for?"
"Guys, I got some razors for sale"
The only strange things going on in the last couple of months include a razor being sold that was used by the 12 Apostles, a new moderator that only shaves with meat cleavers, and Bill is doing some cool unique honing. Otherwise its business as usual. :-)
Oh yea, and somebody broke the forum up into little bitty pieces. . .
Hi Keith, and welcome back.
you have to tell me your secret of laying back of off this forum, because I spend to much time on it... ;)
Nenad
I don't need the secret. It's not like I spend a lot of time here :w
Hey Keith welcome back.
he's alive!!! WB!
I swear I've read some of those threads before... :thinking:Quote:
Originally Posted by AFDavis11
Oh, well... I guess I'll just have to limit myself to the "which shaving cream is better" theads. Or maybe the "cream vs. hard soap" threads. :)
Keith, where the F have you been? I should talk - I've been MIA too for some time!! I have a new career, a new house, a new car, and a new woman. Been so damn busy to use my str8's except for the weekend.
Great to be back!!
Rob
Oh those don't exist as everyone knows that hard soaps are better :yQuote:
Originally Posted by JerseyLawyer
You forgot to mention my neat cleaver ear piercing incident... :roflmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by AFDavis11
Keith,
Good to see you back amongst the gentlemen.
RT
Some exits on the Garden State Parkway only let you get back on in one direction, so it takes a long time to get back if you get off at the wrong exit. It's kind of like the guy who went riding on the MTA with one token and became the man who never returned (does anybody know what I'm talking about?).
Welcome back.
I do, but they don't use tokens anymore. I think I have a pair of cufflinks made out of some old ones, though. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe Lerch
More frustrating are the exits that are only on the Parkway in one direction. And that's always the direction opposite the one you're traveling!
I was referring to an OLD song by the Kingston Trio ("The Man Who Never Returned"). It's about the Boston subway (they used coins then). The guy left his house with only ten cents and had to spend the rest of his life riding around on the subway.Quote:
Originally Posted by JerseyLawyer
We still use tokens in Toronto. I feel so out of date lol.
Yes, definately missed the reference, then. :) I do like my token cufflinks, though! Though some research reveals that (I guess?) the T has named their new passes after the Song's hero. Or somebody like him. http://www.boston.com/news/local/art...tem/?page=fullQuote:
Originally Posted by Joe Lerch
It must be old if the subway was only ten cents. I vaguely remember the fare being seventy-five cents on the NYC subway. I think they made it a dollar even in 1986 or so. More clicking around (slow day at work) reveals that in NYC, the fare was $0.10 from 1947 to 1953.
I am old enough to remember $0.15 :DQuote:
Originally Posted by JerseyLawyer
I can see it now.... Little Richie dressed in knichersQuote:
Originally Posted by RichZ
running down the street and clutched in his hand
a V Nickel and a Barber Dime......
Terry
Hey I never had knickers, the kids on the lower east side would have kicked my ass...:roflmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by wvbias
It's amazing how history repeats itself...give yourself a few more years Rich and those same lower east side kids will be able to kick your ass again :DQuote:
Originally Posted by RichZ
Cheers,
Ed
Nah, I think you are wrong. Rich might notQuote:
Originally Posted by ForestryProf
be bad, but the bad don't mess with him.
Terry
Only when he's shaving Terry, and not because he's holding a straight razor either:nj .Quote:
Originally Posted by wvbias
EFL