Thanks Jim. I get a kick out of helping new guys get started. I've offered to help many of my friends, and only a few have taken me up on it. Thanks Clint. He's a really good friend, plus it gives me an excuse to shop for more razors. Can I take a tax deduction on it? Thanks Gary. They all cleaned up really nice. I dropped them in my el cheapo heated ultrasonic cleaner over the weekend. I kept it on the permanent press cycle and skipped the fabric softener to protect the finishes.
Very cool, Paul. You had to be creative to find fun stuff to do before electricity. By the way, did you leave this Clubman review on Amazon? "Want to smell like some cheese-eating high school boy? Slather on some Axe. Maybe you want to smell like a Radio Shack sales guy? Try the Old Spice. A science teacher limping toward retirement? Aqua Velva is your scent. But if you want to smell like a MAN, you need to be using Clubman. When I say man, I mean Jack Palance, Jack Lord. and Jack Kennedy. Or Chuck Yeager, Chuck Norris, and Chuck Connors. Even guys not named Jack or Chuck - I'm looking at you, Sean Connery. Sure, Clubman is like a thousand tiny daggers stabbing your face, but it's worth it. I was smart enough to start using this stuff when I was 15, and I still get compliments. And broads. Am I going to apologize for calling women "broads"? Yes, right after I splash on some Clinique For Men Oil Control Exfoliating Tonic. So never." Note to self: thankfully, the only people that ever called me Chuck was a middle school buddy and the nurse that chased me around the doctor's office and gave me shots when I was a kid. I'm more like a Charles (Charlie on the weekends) than a Chuck.
