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    Quote Originally Posted by JimmyHAD View Post
    To avoid confusion one solution might be RSAD ........ razor strop acquisition disorder ...........
    Or maybe LPSAD Lather Producing Software Acquisition Disorder.
    Sorry engine, just to expand on my last or so post, I have never looked at the official acronyms list, or if I did it was once about a year ago, I have always taken SAD to be soap AD unless the context makes it make more sense for it to be strop AD. So apologies for jumping on you earlier. However I still haven't revisited the acronyms list but I will take you on your word
    sorry tangented there, i have just realized I have come up with a new acronym for soaps and creams in general, and not strops as per the discussion at hand.
    As I don't really suffer from any AD's in the razor/shaving world I probably should have just stayed out of it . Unless you go with the "more than one is an AD" line of reasoning of course. Then I could be classed as having a very mild AD for most things (2 strops, 4 straights, 2 D/E's, 4 brushes, a small selection of soaps ( several of which were gifts) and one set of 5 hones)
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    Quote Originally Posted by edhewitt View Post
    As I don't really suffer from any AD's in the razor/shaving world I probably should have just stayed out of it . Unless you go with the "more than one is an AD" line of reasoning of course. Then I could be classed as having a very mild AD for most things (2 strops, 4 straights, 2 D/E's, 4 brushes, a small selection of soaps ( several of which were gifts) and one set of 5 hones)
    According to my buddie's admonition, "If you can't be satisfied with what you have, you'll never be satisfied with what you get," you're a much happier individual than those who suffer from ADs. Because my old boss, Robert Reilly's grandmother said, "He who buys what he does not need, will someday need what he cannot buy."

    Depression era thought, not the usual philosophy espoused since the advent of the baby boomers, but true nonetheless.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JimmyHAD View Post
    "He who buys what he does not need, will someday need what he cannot buy."

    Depression era thought, not the usual philosophy espoused since the advent of the baby boomers, but true nonetheless.
    I'm going to borrow this! Never heard such a true statement. Thanks for sharing...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Trimmy72 View Post
    I'm going to borrow this! Never heard such a true statement. Thanks for sharing...
    The sad truth is, in this country anyway, can be the difference between living and dieing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JimmyHAD View Post
    The sad truth is, in this country anyway, can be the difference between living and dieing.
    now I'm depressed
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    Quote Originally Posted by Trimmy72 View Post
    now I'm depressed
    It'll be ok Chris!

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    Quote Originally Posted by engine46 View Post
    It'll be ok Chris!
    Worried about these acronyms, they seem to rule the world, it's everywhere!

    SAD=Strop
    SSAD = Soap
    SCAD= Scuttle
    HAD = hone
    BAD = I forget....oh yeah Brush, that's right
    GAD = Glycerin addition disorder (made that up )
    RAD = Razor
    DFS
    BBS

    Will there be a test? I'm horrible at test
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    Quote Originally Posted by edhewitt View Post
    Or maybe LPSAD Lather Producing Software Acquisition Disorder.
    Sorry engine, just to expand on my last or so post, I have never looked at the official acronyms list, or if I did it was once about a year ago, I have always taken SAD to be soap AD unless the context makes it make more sense for it to be strop AD. So apologies for jumping on you earlier. However I still haven't revisited the acronyms list but I will take you on your word
    sorry tangented there, i have just realized I have come up with a new acronym for soaps and creams in general, and not strops as per the discussion at hand.
    As I don't really suffer from any AD's in the razor/shaving world I probably should have just stayed out of it . Unless you go with the "more than one is an AD" line of reasoning of course. Then I could be classed as having a very mild AD for most things (2 strops, 4 straights, 2 D/E's, 4 brushes, a small selection of soaps ( several of which were gifts) and one set of 5 hones)
    No problem Ed!

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