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Will you be focusing on an Open Comb razor?

  1. Absolutely, I have them all shined up and ready for shaving.

    7 vote(s)
    29.2%
  2. I will mix it up, closed and open comb razors.

    8 vote(s)
    33.3%
  3. I haven't used a comb for many years.

    6 vote(s)
    25.0%
  4. I am a straight razor shaver, you open comb shavers don't know what you're missing.

    5 vote(s)
    20.8%
  5. If I use an open comb razor, will I finally get some cookies?

    12 vote(s)
    50.0%
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  1. :D
  2. English can be a confusing language at times. I've enjoyed a couple shows on Netflix that were Finnish productions. I watched a few minutes with the original Finnish audio and English subtitles, but decided to watch them with the English audio dubbing though.

    Concerning Vienna Sausages, the pronunciation is often just a debate between people I know. Some pronounce it like the city in Austria. Others pronounce it as I learned growing up in a small town in Alabama - VYE-EENA.
  3. :happy097:
  4. Excellent Paul Vitale.
  5. My uncle used to call them "monkey d*cks". :D
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  6. :happy097:
  7. Sigh.
    Haven't talked to too many Canucks, eh?
  8. That's funny. :happy102:
  9. more like.i am sorry ,but he had to go..next..:)
  10. May i ask what shows did you watch and did you like them?

    Kind of fun fact; pretty much nothing here is dubbed, subtitles are much preferred and they actually help people to learn languages. But when i watch something from netflix i usually turn the subtitles off, unless i'm keeping the volume very low.

    I would probably pronounce it like the town name, but that's just how i would expect it to be. We don't even have any kind of canned sausages here i think, unless Lidl has some. The finnish makkara is very popular though.
  11. Not in my neck of the woods is Vienna pronounced that way! Lol! The correct way is Vee- en-a. The first syllable is pronounced with a long e. The second and third syllables are pronounced with a short e and short a, respectively.
  12. I would throw the white flag before I learned your language at this stage of my life.
  13. Thank you Joe.
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  14. The two shows are:
    Bordertown (Sorjonen)
    Deadwind (Karppi)

    Both were excellent shows! Actually, season 3 of Bordertown did not have the English audio dubbing available for the Netflix release (they cited Covid work delay for the voice actors), so I did listen to the original audio (with English subtitles). I agree that subtitles can help to learn languages.
  15. Suomen kieli voi olla melkoisen hankalaa niille, jotka puhuvat Englantia äidinkielenään. ;)

    =The Finnish language can be very difficult for people who speak English as their native language.
  16. Yeah, first time I heard that was when he took me and some cousins camping and fishing on North River. I was about 13 I think.
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  18. Thank you Gary.
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