Dont Overwork your Razor, from the South Side Signal 1916.
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Dont Overwork your Razor, from the South Side Signal 1916.
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I have read this many times in turn if the century articles. Good read! Thanks!
So, if I find a way to plug it into the wall socket & leave it for a day, I can come back to find a really sharp razor? :shrug:
Haha! Exactly what I was thinking! It will also curl your hair which may help (or hurt) you hairs cutability! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hirlau
Another tired razor article!
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Or perhaps a no sharpening necessary razor of glass!
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And Homer's trained razors!
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How about going primitive for a different shave.
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Wouldn't it be interesting if his 'hirsute' appendage' was not as course as the previous fellows? Who could possibly fathom the idea that guys could have hair differing in courses, regardless of the 'hirsuteness'? And why did he try to sharpen his razor on a strop? I use a hone for a dull razor myself, normally my Shapton 16k, which might be likened to a Barbers' hone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martin103
Anyway, the guy's obviously a bastard and not to be listened to, why would he want the customer to suffer ten thousand agonies simply because he was hirsute, decrepit and crusty? Pompous git!
Why I oughta!
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I heard if while you are shaving, you get someone to zap you with a tazer, you will get an excellent shave from the electric current.
I'm still trying to get past the whole "sluggish molecules" thing..... maybe a renowned physicist like holli4pirating could chime in and offer an opinion on these recalcitrant molecular particles.
I soak my razors in Geritol every night. it's good not only for tired blood but tired molecules too.
Sluggish molecules ? Who'da thunk it ? Brownian motion applies to razors too.
I wonder if this sort of sentiment deserves any credit for the decision to name the "Electric Cutlery Company"?
Either way the notion of electric shavers has been around a lot longer than Norelco;)
Yes, It is interesting to read of the "resting " of razors! I totally subscribe to the notion that a razor must be rested as I own way too many razors. Thereby allowing my razors to rest will surely make them sharper!
It's a FACT! :D
