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Waldo
31st October 2006, 10:22 PM
G'day,

You haven't shaved for a bit, you've got a client meeting tomorrow morning and you have to shave. You decide to shave tonight because it'll save time if you do it tonight, the razor is blunt so you pop a new one one.

Jump in the shower to shave, you start shaving and slice you cut your earlope near off (not really, but it adds to the story), so for the rest of the shower you've got blobs of claret dripping of your face onto the shower floor :mad: .You get out and have a look at the damage and you looks like your Grandma when she's nicking off to the club to see her "friend" with those great big red ear-rings hanging off the side of her head.

Bugger, damnit! I hate shaving! :(

scooter
1st November 2006, 12:47 AM
:d :d

JDarvall
1st November 2006, 01:15 AM
:D Poor bugger.

Hellova hurry you must have been in though...

I cut myself occationally. I've got this straight razor I stubbornly use to save money.....Alls well as long as the blade stays straight to me face.....but when I'm in a hurry I skew it and slice my face up when it catches a wrinkle :rolleyes:

So did the client ask you what happened to your face ?

Mirboo
1st November 2006, 01:36 AM
I've got this straight razor I stubbornly use to save money.....

I thought you'd use some kind of home made device with a blade from an old woodie.:D

silentC
1st November 2006, 08:32 AM
Serve you right for shaving in the shower. Don't you know we are in a drought, dammit? :p

craigb
1st November 2006, 08:47 AM
If I shaved the night before, I'd still have to shave again in the morning. :p :D

Can't say I've ever shaved in the shower. I need to use a mirror to see what I'm doing. :D

Gra
1st November 2006, 08:48 AM
what is this shaving you talk about.....:D:D {insert emoticon with a beard}

Felder
1st November 2006, 08:55 AM
{insert emoticon with a beard}

Who? All of us?

OK. I'll go first. Ahem....

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Waldo
1st November 2006, 08:59 AM
G'day,

I should be shaving again this morning but I've got a few things to do like an invoice for a client before meeting with them.

Shave by mirror, nah - I just turn the shower head down and use the top of it as a mirror for my sidies and feel by braile for the rest.

Wasn't in a hurry, but a new blade meant a bit more precaution should've been used, but a couple of ales may have been a contributing factor here.

Drought? Where? Brax doesn't think we're in one otherwise why are we only on Stage 2 when Qld in on Stage 4, and we don't need any dams. :confused:

Anyway I've got to get that invoice done.

bennylaird
1st November 2006, 09:17 AM
Easy for you lot. I have a whole head to shave, not that much grows there.

Skew ChiDAMN!!
1st November 2006, 11:57 AM
I'd say more than a couple of beers were involved, Waldo.

After all, I'm partial to the odd brew and I can't say I can remember that particular problem at all in the last 20 odd years... :rolleyes::p

havenoideaatall
1st November 2006, 12:06 PM
Whoever said you need a sharp blade was wrong in my opinion.

I use the same blade for months and I shave every day, and in the evening too if I was going out.

I reckon preparation (sound familar?) is crucial - lots of soap and gel.

It's when I use a new one I might just get caught.

silentC
1st November 2006, 12:11 PM
You clearly havenoideaatall :p (always wanted to say that).

If I used the same blade more than 3 or 4 times, it would be like pulling the whiskers out. Now I don't mind a bit of pain, but that hurts!

AlexS
1st November 2006, 01:43 PM
If we were meant to shave, we would have been born without beards!

Doughboy
1st November 2006, 02:04 PM
Alex as far as I know no one is born with a beard so that blows your theory out of the water.:D

As for using the same blade for months... WHAT THE HELL.... mate if I dont change mine every two or three days, like Mr SilentC says, it is like grubbing out an old river red gum ..... and I am a fair haired bloke that couldn't grow a beard if my life depended on it!!:rolleyes:


Pete

Waldo
1st November 2006, 03:12 PM
G'day,

I'm all for giving up the cut throat razor and going hairy, the benefits are:

• no cut ear lopes or lips (the other cuts don't matter as they don't bleed so much);
• acts as a collection device for food scraps for later consumption;
• saves money;
• saves water, thus meaning I must be doing my bit for greenhouse effect :D (maybe that's a long bow to draw);
• no more 5 0'clock shadows even straight after I shave (why can't I look like every other bloke with a smooth face and no shadow?)
• I can spend more time doing more important stuff; and
• my little daughter loves rubbing her hand on my stubble;

But there's always a but:
• SWMBO won't give me any kisses because it scratches her face
• it'd get pretty hot and itchy in Summer (if we ever get Summer down here in Antartica)

So what's a blke to do?

(none of this metrosexual carp designer stubble - what a joke that is! :mad: )

Skew ChiDAMN!!
1st November 2006, 04:40 PM
But there's always a but:
• it'd get pretty hot and itchy in Summer (if we ever get Summer down here in Antartica)

That is the first sign it's time to flush the sawdust and woodchips out. ;)

Auld Bassoon
1st November 2006, 05:09 PM
Funny really, because I'm not much of an electron burner in the shed, but I HATE wet razors - give me a little buzzer anytime :D

Carry Pine
1st November 2006, 05:22 PM
Shaving banned in the shower at our place (by me). Except now son is about 50X stronger than me and i rely on tact when he visits.

Carry Pine