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    Predictably Unpredictiable Mvcrash's Avatar
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    In preparation for the blizzard;

    Hot Shower with Stephan's rubbed into my three day growth.
    Warm Oil
    Hannah Ceramic Bowl
    New Forest Badger
    Nancy Boy Cucumber Shave Cream
    John Engstrom frame back
    Ambrose Strop
    AOS Aluminum
    AOS Styptic Powder
    Thayers Rose Petal
    Vaseline for men.

    After three days or no shaving I really enjoyed myself today. I've used the frame backs twice and so far I nicked myself twice. I wonder, they are very sharp and freshly honed by Dylan. Maybe the shape of the blade or the lack of flex. Either way I'll keep at it with those blades since they shave very nicely.

    Enjoy the day.
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    Razor: Filarmonica Doble Temple 13 (pistaccio scales)
    Soap: MWF
    AS: Proraso Splash
    Balm: Speick

    Great shave.

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    Sorry guys, I've been slacking on my SOTD posts since my right hand has been useless for the last month. My DE's have been kept busy in down time though I think my straights are feeling lonely.......

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    5/8th's Johan Engström





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    Brush: Cheap Col Conk
    Razor: Kleeblatt BS "Surety" 5/8
    Soap: Klar Kabinett
    AS: Clubman Bay Rum
    ASB: Proraso

    This was the first shave with this one since honing with the chinese 12K. The result was a DFS.

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    Let's honoring all of our soldiers who fight for peace and freedom!


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    Default Sunday shave with the Sunday razor.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sharp View Post

    Today was a continuation of playing, assembling toys, and trying to keep up. My sweet little girl is 2 today. I got my shave in about 2pm and then it was off to Chuck E Cheese (a pizza place with rides, games, etc for the kids) to celebrate. She rode rides, played games, ran all over the place, got a billion gifts from her grandparents, aunts, & uncles. I had a blast...but man am I tired. One thing is for sure, the whole family will sleep well tonight!
    Sounds like a great day. That just put a big smile on my face

    Quote Originally Posted by sharp View Post

    Have I told you lately how much I LOVE that razor Grant? AMAZING!!! :
    Thanks mate I really like it too, as soon as I get off the computer I'm going to put the handle on the next one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Grump View Post
    5/8th's Johan Engström
    Phil,
    Nice SOTD and great to see you again

    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    Whoa, I had a date that was similar once! Seriously, Bladerunner,Thats nice and I think we should use the decorations as long as they are up!
    Maybe stop after the 1st? Great job as usual! THANKS
    Thank you for the kind words .

    PS: How did the date turn out though ?

    Quote Originally Posted by p1zz4b0x View Post
    Brush: Cheap Col Conk
    Razor: Kleeblatt BS "Surety" 5/8
    This was the first shave with this one since honing with the chinese 12K. The result was a DFS.

    Nice blade . Are you satisfied with the edge or does it need to go back to the hones?

    Quote Originally Posted by sharp View Post
    Result: The edge of the Clauss is almost there (it was good, just not as good as I know it can be). It will likely appear again this week after I play around on the stones some more. 3 passes and BBS.

    My sweet little girl is 2 today.

    ...but man am I tired. One thing is for sure, the whole family will sleep well tonight!
    Glenn,
    (1) Seriously nice blade...I am sure you will dial her in.
    (2) I know what you mean by being tired...Get some rest and hope you slept well
    (3) Last but certainly not least...Happy Birthday to your sweet 2 year old
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    Quote Originally Posted by eTom View Post
    Let's honoring all of our soldiers who fight for peace and freedom!
    Tom,
    What a great idea ...

    How about "Honoring the Troops" being our theme for next time?

    Nice shot btw?
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    Robert,
    why not?
    A lot of our members served in armed forces in different countries. And all they know the hard job of our soldiers.
    It is not an official theme, but I think it is an essential theme "honoring our troops".
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