Ouch! My dad always said "Bought experience was the best experience". Your son bought some then.

Mine too!

Thanks hopefully it will work out but I don't much much faith in the blades that came with it. They my surprise me.

I'm already out.

Soap is soap, I just like the Glorious Stanks of Stirling. Probably turn out that their stuff works as well as Williams, just not everyone wants to spend that much.

I tried fellas . I wont resort to arm twisting or none of the sort.

Besides I'm way beyond college age and not sure that I could go through Williams 101 to make sure I use it right.

Sometimes ya just gotta leave the difficult things to the young bucks.

Prof Fuzzys Williams 101 classes can be long and theres a test at the end too. But if you pass he lets you hurl a brick.

nice set up and pic sie..

Nice shave Rob!

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Thanks Gary!

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It is best to know when you are whipped!

Yup, been beat up by better soaps than Williams..................
.......... Oops there is no better!
right?

Freaky...

Good looking Blue Tip, James.

Thanks, Joseph.

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I'm sorry you had a rough night, Clint. I'm glad everyone is safe. It was a good idea to shelter in the basement just in case.

very nice Charlie..

thank you Clint..

I bet that was an interesting class, Paul. Even if you don't need skills to survive, I'm sure you learned some useful life skills.

In my HS calculus class, our teacher took a small detour. He taught us how to research new cars in Consumer Reports, and he coached us on how to negotiate the purchase price of big-ticket items. He had recently purchased new furniture and even a Cadillac (yep, teachers make the big bux), and he described how he negotiated some significant discounts. This was an eye-opener for me.

He also showed us how compound interest works. We learned the benefit of accelerating mortgage payments to pay off a home early and the compounding effect of investing early in life (time value of money). I paid attention, and these were indeed practical and life changing skills for me. Every time I use bay rum aftershave, I'm reminded of this dear gentleman. He always wore BR or something similar. He grew up and was educated in rural Kentucky. He was a great teacher and a smart cookie.