Well were is my friend the Old Goat?Quote:
Originally Posted by sharptonn
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Well were is my friend the Old Goat?Quote:
Originally Posted by sharptonn
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Omnipresent. Need I say more? And whats wrong with my "club" brush?Quote:
Originally Posted by sharptonn
Get'm Razorfeld !! Get Ole' Willis !!:whipped:
Do all of the #132 Red Imps have Red Imp Wedge on the side of the scales?
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Originally Posted by Razorfeld
You guys are great Mods, but I sorta miss you in the 'general population'! :roflmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by Hirlau
133's were hollow ground. Just Red Imp.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leatherstockiings
132's were modern-grind wedges. Their logo included 'wedge'.
Scales were also different shapes between them.
Case was the only one with 2 pins?
Perhaps that was different between the hollows and wedges.
Names?
I have heard that Geisen and Forstoff was responsible for all the German ones.
I think this holds true with Case, Ludo, Morris, and Giesen and Forstoff Red Imps. Could be wrong.....Was before!;)
I have a Morris #133 and didn't realize the logos were not the same between the wedge and hollow ground models until recently.
By the way Tom. I have two HARRYWALLY brushes. "Mabel" the one he had a creative mistake on, and "Rudy", the one you call a "club" brush. Has a small knot and it is an ideal face lathering brush.
We are still in the 'general population'. We just don't opine as often as once we did (well maybe John does). Not being Senior Mods they have us doing little things like dusting off the 0's and 1's in the computer code to see if that will keep the system from blacking out so often. They even issued us little French maid's outfits.:rofl2::)
What did you feel the need to tell everyone about the maid's outfits? :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by Razorfeld
Our mod squad,, checking code...
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