July 2019 30 Day Rule/Focus Pix & Discussion

Nice 1914 shave Robert
What's this yet stuff???

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Nice Gary
I've got a few others I'm gonna try out in the next few weeks.
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Thanks Patrick
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Charlie, Charlie, Charlie.
Be careful man, believe it or not, falling is one of the major things that take out us guys. Glad you're OK!
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Nice Paul
Can't find Stoylin Frost Drops so what are they?
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Nice razo, great picture.
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Nice 3 of a kind and a straight to boot shave Joe.
Wonderful
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Thanks, Terry!

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Good plan, great shave Clint
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That's a shave anyone would be proud of, no matter what time of day Blair.
Working weekends is a drag, but it pays the bills.
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Thank you Terry.

 

Thanks Jim!

 

Right HERE Terry.

 

Like that!
Great going Joseph
Like the pirate thing, bay rum, nice.
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Thank Gary
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All my books have definitely been colored in, Rick. One of my profs lent an engineering text book to a friend, and he warned him, "don't mind the notes in the book. I was a brash young man." Same here, but I've mellowed a bit since then.

We had some cool chemical engineering professors. On Fridays, after a test, or on any day of the week containing a vowel, several of them would join us for a $2 pitcher of beer at Lugo's Pizza...conveniently located behind the the engineering school. Some really great teachers and good guys that cared about their students. I still try to keep in touch with a couple of these gents...dear old friends, for sure.

I only remember upsetting two of my professors, although my memory is not great. Several of us got to school early one morning, slid a Pepsi machine down the hall, and blocked a prof's office door with it. He wasn't happy when he arrived, but then again, he was a wild-eyed Canuck. I'm surprised we never caught any grief for the skid marks we left on the tile floor. Another time a buddy and I climbed in a window of the locked chemical engineering building on a Sunday. A professor showed up and threatened to have us arrested by the campus cowboys if we didn't leave immediately. When we became grad students, we got keys to the building, and we had offices. I haven't felt the need to break and enter since that time.

There was the time when we moved a fellow grad student's entire office into the building elevator. He showed up and found his relocated office. Without asking who was responsible, he promptly trashed my office. It was my idea, but I had help, of course.

Come to think of it, I didn't have time to color in my books. I was too busy with important stuff.

 

Thanks Joe
I'm just kinda easing into it.
If ya know what I mean.
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Thanks, Terry!