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    Quote Originally Posted by izlat
    Actually, I'd like to posit it's even better when you hear it from a disinterested third party, like how she said sth like this to her friend / roommate

    I agree...I love it when my wife tells her friends how HUGE my razors are

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    Quote Originally Posted by JLStorm
    I agree...I love it when my wife tells her friends how HUGE my razors are
    Damnit, I was suppose to not buy any more razors for a while after spending a bizzilion dollars on all this stuff, but now I HAVE to go get me a 8/8! =P

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    Quote Originally Posted by Billy
    Damnit, I was suppose to not buy any more razors for a while after spending a bizzilion dollars on all this stuff, but now I HAVE to go get me a 8/8! =P
    <Putting another notch on his belt for converting yet another over to the dark side>

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    Well, my 7/8 wedge needs honing, but I certainly know about the suction factor. It's like a bull moose knocking down saplings in its wake. I've been using my W&B 1/2 hollow 7/8 for about 80% of my shaves this month and have to say it really is a great thing to have that weight and size at my disposal. However I did pick up my 5/8 full hollow Dubl Duck the other day (not sharp enough though) and it was a pleasant surprise to feel the lightweight manouevreability of that blade in my hand. I sometimes have trouble keeping my fingers far enough from my face with the 3/8, but it does the best job as a moustache razor. I wonder where a 4/8 might fit between between those last two mentioned. I'm also looking forward to adding a 6/8 or two in my rotation and even interested to play with an 8/8 (Friodur?) to see if it's generally 'unweildy' or 'well-weighted' for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by xman
    Well, my 7/8 wedge needs honing, but I certainly know about the suction factor. It's like a bull moose knocking down saplings in its wake. I've been using my W&B 1/2 hollow 7/8 for about 80% of my shaves this month and have to say it really is a great thing to have that weight and size at my disposal. However I did pick up my 5/8 full hollow Dubl Duck the other day (not sharp enough though) and it was a pleasant surprise to feel the lightweight manouevreability of that blade in my hand. I sometimes have trouble keeping my fingers far enough from my face with the 3/8, but it does the best job as a moustache razor. I wonder where a 4/8 might fit between between those last two mentioned. I'm also looking forward to adding a 6/8 or two in my rotation and even interested to play with an 8/8 (Friodur?) to see if it's generally 'unweildy' or 'well-weighted' for me.

    Variety is the spice of life.

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    X you really have to stop agreeing with me, this is becoming a bad habit and I fear that if you continue you will throw the entire universal sysem of balance off thus causing the end of man and the universe as we know it!


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    When I got my 8/8 Filarmonica a while a go, I thought I was going to sell all of my small razors and become a big razor man. Now I use my 5/8 Wonderedge, Friodur, and Pierre Thiers as much or more than my 7/8+ razors. The large blades do seem to give a better first pass for some reason, but I really enjoy the smaller ones for maneuverability. The stability IS a factor as was mentioned earlier; especially if you are not a stretcher. Hell, I think I'll go shave with my 7/8 TI Stamina right now; it's a good one. Happy Sunday!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Korndog
    When I got my 8/8 Filarmonica a while a go, I thought I was going to sell all of my small razors and become a big razor man. Now I use my 5/8 Wonderedge, Friodur, and Pierre Thiers as much or more than my 7/8+ razors. The large blades do seem to give a better first pass for some reason, but I really enjoy the smaller ones for maneuverability. The stability IS a factor as was mentioned earlier; especially if you are not a stretcher. Hell, I think I'll go shave with my 7/8 TI Stamina right now; it's a good one. Happy Sunday!
    have it, use it, LOVE it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Korndog
    When I got my 8/8 Filarmonica a while a go,
    Larry, is that the white-scaled, that you didn't liked the color of? What happened with the scales, you changed them?

    oh, btw, nice avatar, again

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