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    I'm certain this will come off as a little maudlin but the story moved me to tears...goofy I know.

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    wow, thats great i hope they keep it up for another 4 generations, i dont have any kids yet but straight shaving is one thing i cant wait to pass on to them, congratulations

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    Quote Originally Posted by JMS View Post
    I'm certain this will come off as a little maudlin but the story moved me to tears...goofy I know.

    Now I don't feel so bad knowing I am not the only one.

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    Taken aback at the reaction to that wee bit info i threw in, but thankyou to all who responded and i will let my son read the responses he will get a kick out of it . when i asked him did he want to learn to use a straight he said "ever since i saw you use it i wanted to be able to do that" well now he can and he is over the moon about it .. He can teach his own son now . and will i get a kick out of that you all know i will and how. My biggest regret is when my father died my mother threw out my fathers razors and strops and his fathers before that.. i did not want to ask for them too soon.... broke my heart. wont happen to my son the instructions have already been given .. thanks again folks. god bless have a nice life. scotchie...... my real name is George by the way.

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    Please, please, please, don't be a stranger, George. Come back and give us the benefit of your experience.

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    Quote Originally Posted by scotchie View Post
    Taken aback at the reaction to that wee bit info i threw in, but thankyou to all who responded and i will let my son read the responses he will get a kick out of it . when i asked him did he want to learn to use a straight he said "ever since i saw you use it i wanted to be able to do that" well now he can and he is over the moon about it .. He can teach his own son now . and will i get a kick out of that you all know i will and how. My biggest regret is when my father died my mother threw out my fathers razors and strops and his fathers before that.. i did not want to ask for them too soon.... broke my heart. wont happen to my son the instructions have already been given .. thanks again folks. god bless have a nice life. scotchie...... my real name is George by the way.



    No George THANK YOU!!! just for sharing this story. It's great!!

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    Awesome way to teach the next generation. I don't have a son, but I am teaching my wife to shave her legs with a straight razor.

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    Hi all , went to show my son the replys from you and 2 through 10 seems to have vanished any one know how to recall them?????? george

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    Lovely story.

    I wished my father could had taught me too. I remember seen my grand father shaving with the straight every morning, but my father did it with a DE and I end up with the Match-3. Now, thanks to SRP and B&B I am back on wet saving and walking the path to the roots of my grand father.

    Best wishes to you all.

    regards

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    Nice that you dropped in. Thanks for the story.

    Take Care,
    Richard

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