Thread: Breaking up the monotony of shaving.

Karma.....!

Whilst I applaud the idea I am not so sure reusing whiskery lather is amongst the best choices. There are other ways to keep your mind on the job during the morning shave. You want some pizzazz? Try a bit of Tiger Balm on the toilet roll, for example. If that doesn't wake you up and focus the mind, I don't know what will!

No need to thank me, it's all part of the service.

James.

Not to get off track ,but how is the longbow shooting ? Since that thread started I have ordered new arrows and be shooting and getting some decent groups.

Originally Posted by Jimbo

Whilst I applaud the idea I am not so sure reusing whiskery lather is amongst the best choices. There are other ways to keep your mind on the job during the morning shave. You want some pizzazz? Try a bit of Tiger Balm on the toilet roll, for example. If that doesn't wake you up and focus the mind, I don't know what will!

No need to thank me, it's all part of the service.

James.

this week I had the choice between pine cones and Maple leafs. I chose maple leafs. that was enough Pizzaz! LOL

Originally Posted by nessmuck

Not to get off track ,but how is the longbow shooting ? Since that thread started I have ordered new arrows and be shooting and getting some decent groups.

Last week I shot a 117! :-[ It is a challenge. Lets start a new thread about this. I will.

Originally Posted by nessmuck

Not to get off track ,but how is the longbow shooting ? Since that thread started I have ordered new arrows and be shooting and getting some decent groups.

Bravo, fellow longbowman.

Originally Posted by 32t

Last week I shot a 117! :-[ It is a challenge. Lets start a new thread about this. I will.

I tried to start a new thread in the finer things about longbows but they didn't like it and grouped it into the are there any archers out there? thread. OH well I tried. You are welcome to cut into any thread I start with longbow stuff any time.

Tim

Tim, I say, "Let the protest begin!"

Traditional (read non-compound) archery has so very little in common w/ modern compound gear that I think all archers of either style would agree that there should, in fact, be two separate threads. I don't care to waste my time sorting out posts that pertain to the vein of the sport that interests me from the many which do not, and I suspect most of those who subscribe to modern gear feel the same. Two different animals- two different threads.

Best