Oh my, thanks to my straight razor, my chin is freezing!
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Oh my, thanks to my straight razor, my chin is freezing!
I know the feeling - most of the time I wear a goatee/mo thing. About once a year (sometimes more often) I get bored/curious and shave it all off for a week or so.
Cold lips, cold chin. :D
James.
Cold lips and chin under the Australian sun? I think not. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Jimbo
Now, try shaving off a beard during a Canadian winter and that's another story....:rofl2:
Trust me guys, Ryan speaks truth. I once removed my goatee in the depths of a Winnipeg winter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryan82
It was somewhere in the neighbourhood of -35c that day. That was a bad idea.
Hey it gets cold here. The other night it dropped down to 16 degrees C. It's the differential that gets you, not the magnitude.... :p
James.
Kinda like "but it's a dry heat"?
You haven't mastered a straight till you can effectively shave the moustache/goatee area of your face. Everything else is easy by comparision,
AMEN! This is the 4th time in 21 years that I have shaved my beard completely. I normally have a full beard in winter and goatee/van dyke during the hot, humid, Alabama summer. The great thing about a straight razor is that you can actually get straight lines on that beard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wayne1963
The Northern version of that is "but it's a dry cold..." I called BS on that one morning when it was -48 with a windchill of -63. I don't care how dry it is, that's COLD! And I imagine the same applies at the other end of the thermometer too.Quote:
Originally Posted by jfleming9232
:)
You haven't used a straight until you shave your snot catcher.. Or that sweet spot where the chin meets the jawQuote:
Originally Posted by Wayne1963
I never grow a beard and the cold don't bother me... SISSIES!