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It's been fun Gentlemen, but unfortunately as an Insurance Broker I don't have a whole lot of time. So take care all.

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Will do.

Lol, never once said I was amazing at anything. Simply stated one can get a razor on just about anything metallic.

That was hilarious Sharp...

What isn't appropriate about "GoBlue"...? I'm a Michigan football diehard. If any of you are Ohio *tate fans this entire argument will no longer surprise me.

Pretty sure I can spell douchebag. And if you'd like me to teach you how to properly use punctuation I'd be happy to PM you as well.

Lol no one called the admin a douchebag. I called the gentlemen who poked fun at the op douchebags and then proceeded to defend him. And then in turn got blasted for it.

Absolutely no bad intentions here fellas..just want to add another member to the club is all. Straights are a lost art that I hope continues. It is our job to keep the tradition alive, not chastise...

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One, it was a sarcastic remark. Two, I "claimed" to make an unconventional razor shave ready? Three, I have money, and I certainly don't need yours. Thanks though.

Not everybody has 600 dollars laying around to go buy a Dovo just on the off chance they might actually enjoy shaving with it. He was obviously new and wanted more information.

If blasting a guy for buying an inexpensive razor is a way to make friends on this forum I have no interest in it. We are supposed to encourage people to get into this lost art..not condemn them for...

Sarcasm is swift my man.

Lol strapped for money huh? I was looking for something he could get into inexpensively in case he didn't like it. I was simply defending someone who purchased an inexpensive razor..and in turn got...

As you probably well know, it depends on the grind. A straight razor with a hollow grind (like the one listed) is identical to that of a standard pocketknife. Obviously wedge ground straights are a...

Lol. I stumbled on this thread while looking for a beginner level razor to buy my Navy buddy who wants to get into straights. Having used a RR in the past succesfuly I simply pointed out that if you...

I've been honing just shy of five years now and one of the ways beginners are able to check their wet stone progress is by shaving their face with whatever it is that they are honing. Pocket...

I mean I have a Case Pocket knife I've carried for years with a Cali clip blade in 420..that I could easily shave with. If you know how to hone you could shave with a Chinese kitchen knife.

Lol don't listen to all of that brother. You could shave with a Swiss Army knife if you really wanted to. Blade steel is only relevant when talking about the length of time to sharpen and how often...