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Any time, my friend.:chapeau

Two things: 1-Glad you liked it and 2-Even more glad that you could read my handwriting.

Yes, it is the remnants of a destroyed ball-point pen. It would still be there in the Safeway's parking lot...

Dear friends and detractors - HAH! 32 will be pleased with his "cat turd" as cud calls it. It was worthwhile for me to send it to an outstanding donator. We will have to wait for his reaction on the...

Thanks. I was given a cream that I apply twice a day. I was also shown photos of what I should and shouldn't look like. It is a case of a little goes a long way. I've reached the stage where I can...

Arriving at my front door, just a few minutes ago, was my "El Roo" by Gabe. No pics yet as I want to feature it in a SOTD but, alas, that too will have to wait a few days (or weeks) as I am in the...

Waiting on an El Roo strop from Gabe. Should arrive in about two weeks. Will then do a rare, for me, SOTD to show it off.

Celtic, nice find. Love those oldies.

Tenacity, love that word. I suppose that does describe me in a way. A dog with a bone works also. Blind to all else while pursuing a target is also accurate (to a point.)

Yum! I say yum! (Damn 10+ word minimum to post)

Couldn't have shown them better myself.:chapeau

Darn it Andrew! You not only make fine brushes but ya gotta find and snag them too!?

How the heck did you do that!!??

I won't ask what my unsavory titles might be. This is polite company here. And yes, I have a ____pot of fabrics. From solids to crazy. Here are a few examples of my "whole wall things."

MW76, welcome to SRP. That is quite a beginner's list. Let me suggest this: Stick with learning your beard pattern, develop good lather, develop good stropping and shaving technique first before...

Andrew, we will see. I'm in the middle of getting rid of a hellofa head cold and seem to be spending all my time blowing and wiping my nose. Yuk.

Just arrived this morning. My 1820ish razor resurrected by Glen in tea dyed camel bone and striking pinning. Can't wait to shave with it tomorrow morning. Love the soft sheen the tea dying gave the...

Love shoulderless razors. Wish all of mine were shoulderless.

I'm going to get a huge, unabridged dictionary 'cause I'm running out of words when I see your work. That, or I'm going to hold a seance and channel Webster for words and phrases.

Let me add the fact that I had sworn off of any more purchases till I developed more self control. The stars must of been aligned that day because the instant I saw it I knew it would be mine.

Oh my God! I've gotta check the weather report. It must be a cold day in Hell if I got one past Cardinal Phrank. Being the Pope is no guarantee you get what you want when you want it with His...

Finally, a razor older than me. A vintage c.1820's 6/8, so far unknown maker, w/broken horn scales. Have a few ideas for new scales:

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Up! Up! And Away!!

I am looking forward to see what beauties come from that lot.

Gave up neckties years ago. Have to be on a t-shirt for me to consider these days (long sleeve w/pocket).

In culinary terms, "Yummy."

You're just incorrigible!