your machine gun in the trunk commands respect as well..

very cool..

Did I miss the PM?.
Wait...Seriously, did I?

In all honesty, I had a lot of angry venting about what I didn't like and I rebuked one of the men. So, it was not the best meeting for me, but I needed to get things off my chest. C'est la vie!

Sneaky peak for Gary @brit.

Sometimes you have to speak your mind.

Grind off them things poking out, and maybe she'll shave then.

True, but I went a little overboard. Lol! I guess my Italian DNA got stirred, but it wasn't shaken.

OK, Toyota makes the best trucks, and Kubota tractors rule.

By golly, I feel better.

Thank you, Joe!

The Jaws probably makes a more rigid blade edge with less chatter.

very cool Danny..

Jason @jtspartan suggested that I post some photos of my family of brushes. Here are some group shots. The sunlight doesn't always make for the best lighting for photos, but it worked.

Synthetics



Badgers
Left to right: Jayaruh #314, The Crazy Badger, Mozingo Brushworks, CSB, Anbbas, Miusco (my first shaving brush)


Boars
Left to right: Omega 49, Omega 11126, Omega 10066, Semogue 820, Vulfix No.28


Vintage
These two are vintage brushes that I bought in an antique store and have never used. The one on the left is a Peerless. The one on the right is a Century.

I appoint you an honorary Korean for the night!
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But don't worry about driving, you can take the subway home.

Tuesday shave: Mastro Livi Gifretto, Crowne and Crane non-tallow, handle by Jason with an Omega Pro knot. Same opinion on the soap, it will be relegated to bath duty. Still excellent shave despite the just average lather.

Beautiful brushes Andrew!

Awesome, Andrew! You really do have an original collection of super cool resin pours. Thanks for posting this.

A beer fridge in the lathe room is a necessity.

Thank you, Joe!


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