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Here is a beauty :w Note the micro chipping in the edge.

One who shaves her legs with a straight razor. :rock:

The first one was better. I have sigmoid rumbling below the beltline and it probably is caused my too much gas :D so they may be on to something after all. :rofl2:

Rockwell Retro Encabulator ..... WOW ! The wiggle of the diggle and the angle of the dangle....:gaah: I know that was the real deal but it was like something out of Saturday Night Live. I take my hat...

Very true. Maybe some agreement will come out of this thread. :shrug:

That was my point in posting about blues player Sonny Boy Williamson telling Leonard Chess,"Call it your Mammy if you wanna". To put it another way, as Shakespeare said,"A rose by any other name is...

It doesn't really apply but an American slang definition of fin used to be a five dollar bill. A ten was a sawbuck. I don't know if these are in common use anymore but they were when I was a kid.

I had the impression (before this thread started) that the wire edge you refer to was what people meant when the said a fin. :shrug: Enjoy your coffee .:)

This from a brochure that came with my Norton water stones. Could it be a FIN ?

It would be nice if we could agree on whether a fin exists and exactly what it is but as you say, probably no consensus can be reached. In any reference to "fin" that I recall seeing it I had the...

I don't know about fins or no fins. If the razor is sharp I shave and if isn't I hone it until it is. :shrug: