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11-27-2013, 08:07 AM #21Scheerlijk
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Extra large for Mick, extra EXTRA large for Mick+razors?
Originally Posted by MickR
Better not let my kids hear that. They won't have a bar of it. They just think he works within the time zones, and that we get out presents before some of the kids in other parts of the world like Europe and America.
Wish I could afford a nice holiday to Europe. You don't won't to take an extra large...Ok then, an extra, EXTRA large suitcase with you do you?! 
MickI want a lather whip
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11-27-2013, 09:22 AM #22May your bone always be well buried
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Ha! You might think so, but I only have a modest collection. An assorted 10 day set of which I really only rotate between four on a regular basis. So I would be happy to just be stuffed into a suitcase with just one or two razors for the journey Originally Posted by Laurens
. I think poor Ed would have some serious excess (heavy) luggage fee's though 
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11-27-2013, 09:24 AM #23Scheerlijk
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If you're stronger, stuff him in the luggage Originally Posted by MickR
Ha! You might think so, but I only have a modest collection. An assorted 10 day set of which I really only rotate between four on a regular basis. So I would be happy to just be stuffed into a suitcase with just one or two razors for the journey. I think poor Ed would have some serious excess (heavy) luggage fee's though .
Mick I do suggest sleeping pills besides duct tape, as muffled sounds are still audible.
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11-27-2013, 09:36 AM #24
That doesn't sound too bad, at least I would get some peace on the flight. Originally Posted by Laurens
If you're stronger, stuff him in the luggage I do suggest sleeping pills besides duct tape, as muffled sounds are still audible.Bread and water can so easily become tea and toast
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11-27-2013, 09:45 AM #25May your bone always be well buried
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And probably be more comfortable than in a seat too!
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11-28-2013, 07:40 PM #26Member
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I've been wet shaving again since late August (after 25+ years with an electric). I use the DE on most work days, because I don't want to worry about time (I get a 2 pass WTG\XTG DFS in 10 minutes). I wear a suit to work most days, and the shave looks and feels good. I use the straight on weekends and work days when I have a little more time - it usually works out to 3 or 4 times per week. So far this process has worked very well for me. I haven't even felt the desire to use my electric since I started back wet shaving. Good luck and stay with it!
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