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  1. 01-15-2016, 11:32 PM #11
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    Well, after a couple of razors, it's turning more into greed than anything else
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    Quote Originally Posted by TristanLudlow View Post
    Well, after a couple of razors, it's turning more into greed than anything else
    Then you are suggesting that I am extremely greedy?.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Raol View Post
    Then you are suggesting that I am extremely greedy?.
    There are greedy people in any hobby.

    I have not met any in this hobby of ours.
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    I love the feeling of finding a razor I know I can restore in a flea market or antique store for $20.00 or less then ending up with a great razor that is over 150 to 250 years old & it shaves better that new. Yes the hunt for a good razor is fun but then making it pretty & a great shaver is even better. I am related to the Mappin family & finding one of there products is close to my heart. That said working on a razor & bringing it back from the dead feels best to me. My problem is letting go of them.LOL ;-)
    I also like all the equipment & products used with straight razor shaving from old strops & hones to shaving soap, brushes & mugs , after shaves & and all the products in the skin care line. It's ALL GOOD to me!

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    Just be glad you aren't smitten by the watch bug. Shaving gear is down right dirt cheap when you start with watches.
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    Quote Originally Posted by thebigspendur View Post
    Just be glad you aren't smitten by the watch bug. Shaving gear is down right dirt cheap when you start with watches.
    Apple will have you thinking you need a new watch every year.
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    [QUOTE=dmnc;1589528]Do you always drink the same beer, [/QUOTE
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    Quote Originally Posted by thebigspendur View Post
    Just be glad you aren't smitten by the watch bug. Shaving gear is down right dirt cheap when you start with watches.
    Actually, I am a watch collector.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ferrarimondial View Post
    Actually, I am a watch collector.
    You had to ask why multi razors being a watch collector?

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    Quote Originally Posted by BobH View Post
    You had to ask why multi razors being a watch collector?

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    I wonder why anyone would need more than one watch?
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