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It is a little harder here. There is no gas so it would have to be propane and there is no gas fitter here to do the installation so you have to wait and schedule it for when there is a gas fitter around. Propane is a pain that way here. There is also the part where you have to get your bottle filled that makes my wife say no. Because I am away for work so much. I can do it in a little over 13 years.
Aloha!Quote:
Originally Posted by JonnyM
Congrats on the acquisitions. I love Proraso, especially the Green line, but nothing wrong with Red or White. The new Blue line is also getting a lot of praise recently. But I stick with the Green. It just works for me. Nice Razor and Strop as well. Christmas in July worked out well for you.
Enjoy!
I keep forgetting you live in the middle of nowhere Shaun. I bet its a great place to live but I just couldn't get the wife to go for it. Now if it was just me and I was retired, I'd be all over a spot like you got. Retirement, That's just a figment of my imagination. I'll die in the drivers seat of a truck. I just hope its a long time from now and it don't hurt! Ha.
My daughter might not be very impressed if had a soap that was called dragons blood.
If you do die in the seat, I'm doubting that it will hurt. You do drive a gas truck :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Gasman
Well Dave, ive always hoped ill have enough time to say "oh sh.." then it will just go boooom! Shouldnt feel much thatcway. Ha.
Ok, kinda morbid thoughts.
I too have a synthetic brush. Its so soft and has not much back bone. Its a 30mm so its huge. I used it for traveling and found that after an hour it was dry and could be put away. Then went to a boar. Liked it much better.
Thats perrrty, where did you find it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mrchick
Very nice Dan. Love the blue with red wedge.
Thanks Jerry! It was the scales that sealed the deal for me. Now to learn to shave with a Kami!Quote:
Originally Posted by Gasman
