Charlie, you are admitting to everyone that you are going to fold like a house of cards. Be bold, be strong and pray against temptationm I know you have the tools to stand up and finish this to the end.

That is kind of like the guy that quit smoking.............between packs.

I would never buy that soap because of the disgusting title.

It was a bad play on words for sure .

It was sold as a shaving bowl by Stirling.

Somebody posted a picture of a larger one their pooch used.

it does work good, and no breakie

There was another label from Canadian Line Soap co that used that word with a gun and had the gall to use Scripture. I would never buy from them.

Mine wasn't the brightest either but was the best by far. About 1 year since she passed.

Shouldn't need gimmicks like that to sell soap. Let the product speak for itself.

That's funny Bill. I could imagine your surprise when you seen a dog using the same bowl.

Love it when you hit that age where you can ditch the watch cause you know you are gonna pee every 90 minutes.

Oh.....except those coffee breakfasts with shave buddies can temporarily accelerate it to 45.

You do know, I hope you know about the urethrascope they use! Better you than me, my friend! Good health, Charlie!

So you were in the NB? What knocked you out? Missed it.....

Hillbilly rule of thumb # 1: Don't mess with an irrational Phildelphian who shaves with a broad axe.

Awesome, Joe!

You never know, Patrick! I had lost Herc after 18 yrs, and since I'd had a dog-free year was convinced I'd never have another. But then again, I'd never fostered a puppy as young as Gromit when I got him. I've had lots of doxies through the house since. Gromit enjoys helping to bring abused, neglected dogs out of their shell. He's quite good at it. The Vet at our rescue calls him Dr. Gromit!

thank you Joe.good evening..

thank you Jeff..outdoor pics again when the weather brightens..

Thanks Joe. I plan to stick it out. I was just showing a little grace to @Dave in KY. He got more than his 10 days worth of trash talk from me, so I figure he was due. It's all in good fun.

I've had a weight problem all my life. I used to diet, fall off the wagon for a few days, and then decide to give up on my healthy ways. Now when I fall off the wagon, I enjoy myself and then get back on track with no guilt. If Dave wants to "get back on the wagon" in his Den reduction efforts, he is more than welcome to join us. I admire the guys that stick to the "1 in, 1 out" plan. A feller could even do a "1 in, 2 out" plan and enjoy some new stuff while still reducing his Den over time.

Whatever floats your boat. I gave up a lot of rules when I became a card-carrying MOLC member. And the last time I checked, none of us are here to save money.

Funny you should say that . I'm torn up with wanting another dog but on the same hand I don't think enough time has passed yet. When / if I do get another it will one needing a good home . You sure got lucky finding a pal like Gromit. Definitely a special friend indeed

those williams tonsorial soap pucks..then i decided i wanted a canadian black handled/chrome schick E type..