Thread: Thebigspendurs axioms of shaving

Originally Posted by Rajagra

If you must listen to music while using a straight razor, don't choose the 1812 overture.

Or The Symphony No. 94 in G major by Joseph Haydn.

Originally Posted by PapaBull

• If you had to shave with a Pakistani razor every day, you'd be trying to find a way to meet Allah as quickly as possible, too.
• Friends give you wedges, not wedgies.

Originally Posted by PapaBull

• The more you know, the more you know how much there is to learn.
  
  

Oh yeah

This is a great thread! Thanks BigSpender for starting it. I am making it a sticky for a while if you guys don't mind. Lynn

Thanks for exposing my ignorance Lynn Actually it's good to have here for quick reference.

Yes this should be pretty good for that

Well said! Your axiom #3 is sticks in my mind, EVERY time I rush or let me attention wander I cut myself.

I actually had a lightning fast shave again last night in contradiction to Axiom #3. I should point out that it was a great edge on my W&B that did it and there was only one little nick that had largely disappeared by morning. That was a 10 minute shave. I wasn't planning to go particularly fast, and I wasn't in a rush to get anywhere except downstairs for tea with my wife before it got cold.

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Great guidelines!

My two cents: If the shave isn't going well and the razor isn't cutting your stubble well and easily, stop shaving and finish with another razor/shaving method. Going over a stubborn spot your face 10 times with a dull razor won't make your face smooth or your razor sharp, it will just make your face hurt and prevent you from shaving tomorrow.

I am a Buddhist and keeping your mind foucsed on the task at hand is a huge concept of Buddhism.
Be in the act of the shave, use your entire focus on your shave and your shave will be more enjoyable, you day will start better and your mind will be clearer.

I sound like a goddamn sage..lol