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    Default An unwritten law?

    I'm certain there must be some unwritten law stating that a person can shave with carefree abandon and a BBS shave is the result when there is nothing special going on. HOWEVER, should there be a time when you really want the best and smoothest shave possible, a bloody butcher job is usually the result. Should that law be placed in the Wiki? All this firmly tongue-in-cheek, of course, but doesn't it seem like it is nearly inevitable, like back in high school and zits just before the big date?
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    like a type of Murphy's law... you do well until you are trying to do well... then, epic fail and a bloody mess?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Del1r1um View Post
    like a type of Murphy's law... you do well until you are trying to do well... then, epic fail and a bloody mess?
    TOO TRUE!

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    +1 I concentrate and concentrate. And usually end up with a nick or two. If I put it into autopilot, pretty smooth.

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    Quote Originally Posted by singlewedge View Post
    +1 I concentrate and concentrate. And usually end up with a nick or two. If I put it into autopilot, pretty smooth.
    Kind of like when I first started doing ironwork and had to learn to walk the I-beams. I was nervous as a whore in church and would look straight down at my feet as I took a step. An old timer told me to look 6 to 8 feet ahead of where my feet were, He said,"Your feet will take care of themselves". and sure enough they did. I got so good at it that they nicknamed me "Cat" because of the way I got around on the iron...... and no.... it wasn't on all fours.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JimmyHAD View Post
    nicknamed me "Cat" because of the way I got around on the iron...... and no.... it wasn't on all fours.
    Thats funny. A mental image of Jimmy clinging to an I-Beam 80 stories up, shaking like a Chihuahua.

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    Quote Originally Posted by singlewedge View Post
    Thats funny. A mental image of Jimmy clinging to an I-Beam 80 stories up, shaking like a Chihuahua.
    Sorry for the ...... I'm in the three on the left and took the two on the right. Long time ago.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JimmyHAD View Post
    Sorry for the ...... I'm in the three on the left and took the two on the right. Long time ago.
    Good God you couldn't pay me to do that!

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    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.

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