Thanks Joe. ... granddaughter too!

That makes it a nicer trip!

thank you Joe,was a fine day today..scored this for my brushes..

Thanks Terry. I appreciate the kind words. I'm really proud of my Bride. She has a great attitude and a strong faith in the Lord. She will always be an inspiration to me.

Thanks for the graph, but proceed at your own risk if you dare assume isobaric & adiabatic conditions, laminar air flow, ideal gas behavior, and a simplified diffusion model. I guess we all have to start somewhere. Just to be safe, I suggest throwing up the first coat and then taking an extended break for coffee, ice cream, a couple of big cheeseburgers and maybe a nap before deciding to put off the second coat 'till tomorrow. If the Bride gets suspicious and begins an interrogation, just explain that you can't defy basic thermodynamic and mass transfer principles. If you think it will help, reach for a Perry's Chemical Engineering Handbook and point to a nomograph. We're all civilized here, so I don't have to tell you not to talk with your mouth full.

Yours Truly,
Captain Calculus

very cool Charlie..

cool shave and pic Bill..

cool pic Rick..blood on steel it is..

fine shave and pic Patrick..good evening..

fine shave and pic Joe..

very cool Terry..

That's a nice score, Gary!

Thank you, Gary!

I share your appreciation for the art of expressive dance.

Bill, you brought out all the beautiful and highly functional gear for today's shave. Just awesome! I keep thinking about pulling the trigger on a Feather DX, but I would probably go for the kamisori style.

I'm really glad to hear you're getting some answers on your sleep apnea. I know you'll feel better, and it will be good for your overall health. I struggled with sleep apnea, but I was too stubborn to do anything about it. Now that I've lost weight, it's not a problem for me anymore. May you find the perfect solution!

thank you Joe..bit of shrink tubing on the arms and it will be brush friendly.or razors, both?..not sure yet..

I'm glad you all made it safely, Danny. Averaging 65 mph on a long trip like that is Alabama Awesome! I hope you get a nice meal and some good rest tonight.

Enjoy the family time. We all look forward to hearing about it!

So true...take care. Just checked Google maps. I am about 340 miles from Long Island. I'll see ya about 1:00 pm tomorrow.

Thanks Charlie. Still praying for y'all!

Thanks Terry. A good buddy and I had nerdy coffee mugs made when we were in college. I'm sure the gal that took our order thought we were nuts. And she would have been correct.

Thank you, Danny.