Thread: An unwritten law?

I've always thought that the harder it is to stop the bleeding, the more important the event that you are just about to attend.

Also: The worse the cut, the greater the chances my wife will need to come into the bathroom.
"I swear, this hardly EVER happens, it's just this razor has this point at the hee...I'm not used to it."
"ANOTHER new razor"
"Uh, no, it's uh, really old, I just hardly ever use this old thing anymore."

I've been waiting for an excuse! Maybe if I'm really spurting she will never notice one of these!

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Good God you couldn't pay me to do that!

+1 , I couldnt do that no matter how much you paid me.

I just shave, I dont have any set way yet. I just do what I want. Sometimes I do the right side first them my neck on the same side. Other times I do left and right cheeks and chin then neck last. Sometimes I use only my left hand to shave and other times I use left hand on left side and right hand on right side. Im not overly cautious but I do keep an eye on my blade angle, so far I have gotten one very small nick on my chin in about 30 shaves.

Doesn't work that way for me, but then I have always been resistant to performance stress.

Good God you couldn't pay me to do that!

I was thinking the exact same!

Originally Posted by singlewedge

As a person in the legal field the first thing I noticed was there is no safety equipment and the second thing I noticed was a lack of ink.

Hats off man. Now back to the thread.

I noticed it because I do wallclimbing. Most of the time, safety equipment isn't actually needed, and makes you less careful.

Also, those photo's seem to be OLD. So your 'legal field' might be a tad modern in that regard.