Thread: Sun November 21th - Sat November 27th

Originally Posted by Teiste

Santa Maria La Novella Crema Da Barba/Vulfix 404 boar-badger brush/Merkur HD with Gillette Super Paltinum(Brazil)/Burberry ASB/Burberry EDT

Nice shot Teiste

Just got caught up with all the SOTD's today. Excellent work today gentlemen!!! I love Sundays as we get to relax and enjoy. I enjoy each and every one of your SOTD's Gentlemen!

Early in the monday morning in Germany. 3.30. a.m.
Jetlag.
My wife is still sleeping...but she is 4 years younger than I.

So I'll start with a nice shave in some minutes and after the shave I'll prepare the photographies.

We bought a little drum at the festival of the Seminoles.

soap: Calani
brush: Muehle Silvertip
razor: Thiers Issard
AS: Brut




Have a nice week and thanks for sharing your beautiful pictures.

Originally Posted by BladeRunner001

Grant; sorry about the nick buddy...despite her a mean looking tip, she's a beauty. PS: what other restores were you referring to in that shot?

Ahh, it didnt hurt... and it just adds to my tough-guy image.
Sorry if I confused you, I was referring to the new sisal buffing wheels in the pic.
Nice Wacker you got there too.
Grant.

Originally Posted by danbrew

This is slightly off topic and perhaps a moot point. I didn't see whether there was a controversy over the 'thanks' button here on the SOTD threads or not. I'm reading between the line and am guessing that somebody didn't care for folks "artificially" increasing their 'thanks' count through the use of pictures.

This is the first forum that I participate in that uses(ed) the 'thanks' feature - I think it spectacular.

Well said, Brother. While not even close to being as talented as most, I enjoy the occasional participation and challenge this forum presents as well as the(previous) instant ability to recognize ones efforts and resources, be that what they may, by the use of the "thanks" button, which is alive and well within all other forums at SRP. I am also very proud and envious of Bladerunner's ability to take the time(and know how) to personally comment and complement so many of these. Keep on shaving and sharing, button or not, I say! Thanks to all!

Originally Posted by eTom

Early in the monday morning in Germany. 3.30. a.m.
Jetlag.
M
AS: Brut
Have a nice week and thanks for sharing your beautiful pictures.

Another great SOTD Tom . Sorry to hear about the jet lag. I guess it is safe to say that you like the Brut A.S.

Hayashi Diamond 1072
Rudy Vey Ivory 2 Band
Al Raz's Boheme
Ogallala Bay Rum
Aveda Gel

A great shave after a rough week. Off into the world once more! Have a great one!

Originally Posted by sharp

Another great SOTD Tom . Sorry to hear about the jet lag. I guess it is safe to say that you like the Brut A.S.

Thanks,
yes I love the Brut.
It is cheap- but very good. Never seen in Germany.
I'll give the order to our visitors from Lynchburg, VA (our sistercity) to bring more such stuff.

Pre: Hot shower
Brush: New Forest 2201 extra stuffed
Soap: MWF
Razor: Wade and Butcher
AS: Code
Strops: Neil Miller
Result: Clean
Second atempt with MWF (for a while) and my skin seems to hold . Rpbert: I think my skin just is to oily and the fat in the Fat gets to much for it and produces pimples, seems to work now when it´s cold. Love the stuff though - slick, thick and chunky

Originally Posted by BladeRunner001

18 papers ain't all that much Jeff . How did they do?

Great shave btw...with a beautiful quaking duck

Well, each paper is between 10-20 pages, average is 18. They present the paper in class which is also graded. As I am sure you know, grading a paper at the graduate level is very important since most of the grade is taken from this. It takes about an hour to do most, some a bit more. The really well developed papers are much easier to grade. The others need much more attention which they all get.

It is usually not a problem but I was very busy this week so it was more difficult than usual. Mind you I am not complaining, I love doing it.

Oh, they all do well since their professor is Brilliant!