What have you bought today?
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Lol, no dewalt
Taylor's of Old bond street sandalwood shaving soap. X 2
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Have tried a few creams, but some reacted with my skin, these any good?
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Paint roller for behind radiators and an electric chair for the MIL
Fantastic.
I don't know anything about your particular skin sensitivity, so can't recommend or warn you off taylors, but I can vouch for its tremendous and longlasting lubrication
I use one of these, and decent shave cream is essential, if you want to keep your blood inside your body
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I don’t think it’s that sensitive tbh. I tried truefitt and hill number 10 which gave some irritation, proraso is ok, but doesn’t seem to lubricate well, I tried Hawkins and brimble which I could take or leave, I’m currently using the body shop one, which seems ok. I did use my Muhle r89, but the thread has gone on it, I’ve changed the handle, but get mixed results. I can also get mixed results with my merkur open comb and fatip piccolo.
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Proraso, I may as well have dry - shaved.
Taylor's is so much better.
Taylor's is so much better.
I ordered one of those illusion mirror gates for the end of our garden. Wife’s birthday pressie.
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Nice neat slapping, but you should have used a stronger lintel.....
I’m going to cut it into the fence at the bottom of our garden.Nice neat slapping, but you should have used a stronger lintel.....
There are more humane methods you know, like lethal injection or Dignitas..?
Or run around the house naked, the shock could give her a heart attack.
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She would be happy with either, every time she is carted off to hospital she clutches her DNR form signed by the GP