................HAR! Pepe was FUNNY!
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................HAR! Pepe was FUNNY!
One of my favorites. Back when cartoons were awesome.
Course now that I've seen a De Pew, I will be on the hunt. I really love the tail on my Williams SRP, and that Depew tail looks very similar. Like me a two finger tail I do..
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B52, looks like Pepe liked that tail too! :rofl2:
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Originally Posted by engine46
Yeah! A stereotyped French skunk....Funny! Do they have skunks in France?
Not as bad as my place!Quote:
Originally Posted by sharptonn
House is over 100 years old.
You dust... 2Days later it looks the same. [emoji47]
Got to run a leaf-blower through the place on occasion. Prevailing winds help? ;)
Funny! I went to check my mail earlier after I wrote my last post because I realized I had not checked my mail yet & it smelled like a skunk in the area. It happens from time to time around here & see some cottontail's hopping around sometimes, even a few raccoons & possums. I guess Pepe is in the area! :wQuote:
Originally Posted by sharptonn
I assumed the DE Pew razor was English - however the patent taken out in the US (June 1882) states William De Pew of New York City. The link below also shows a Joseph Rodgers - so maybe they were the makers?
STRAZORS.com - all about classic razors - William H.De Pew, "The Perfect Razor"("monkey tail").
By the way, there are no skunks in France. However, in the 18th century a monkey was washed up on the beach in north-eastern England and promptly hanged because the locals took him for a Frenchman.
Oh wow so according to Strazors, it looks like Joseph Allen also had one.
I have a De Pews with the coffin. You see them quite often but only a few I have seen come with the original coffin. I had the coffin for one before I got the razor. It has only touched a hone very minor & has a small spot at the toe I need to try & remove but aside from that, it is in great shape.
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