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How will you celebrate Freedom Month?

  1. By shaving with whatever I please.

    10 vote(s)
    58.8%
  2. By committing to my first rule.

    1 vote(s)
    5.9%
  3. By committing to my first focus.

    1 vote(s)
    5.9%
  4. By shaving with only American-made products.

    0 vote(s)
    0.0%
  5. By eating only American-made ice cream and cookies.

    1 vote(s)
    5.9%
  6. By voting to commit the writer of these polls.

    4 vote(s)
    23.5%
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  1. very good.:D:eatdrink047:..
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  2. I don't pay much attention to water quality, except to drink..(I buy bottled).
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  3. Keith Richards..the Stones promoted electrics i guess..;)
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  4. I guess I was about that age when I began shaving...and, like him, doing it by the electric persuasion.
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  5. I knew that was Keith Richards.
    Woody Woodpecker would say Guess who?! at the cartoon intro. I guess I am dating myself. Lol!
  6. Thanks for the kind words Joe!
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  7. Nothing wrong with dating yourself Joe..:D:happy102:as long as you are happy..;):eatdrink047:
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  8. isn't that where water comes from Paul..bottles..;)
  9. that makes sense.my Dad started using electrics in the 60s..:)
  10. I didn't know what residual slickness was until a trip to New Orleans a few years ago. I'm sure I could have lathered once and had enough slickness to do all three passes. Never had anything like that before or since. It was amazing.

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  11. vancouver has very soft water.even modern williams lathers well here..:)
  12. Our water now is better than it's ever been, still fight the dry climate though. My face dries surprisingly fast once the lather is wiped away.

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  13. Yep, Mississippi River water, filtered from brown to clear (with not much added) for most of east/southeastern Louisiana and western side of Mississippi. Baton Rouge (where I grew up) their water is still a noticeable remarkable difference to me with it's taste when I go visit family in the areas. Dense, soft compared to TX supplied water.

    Edit....Tea, now there's where it really shows up. Somewhat in coffee....but oh my, I've not been able to match the tea Mom made, even using the same bags/water ratio, of the same brand.

    I visited a life long friend back in January. Luzianne Tea pitcher of tea and chicken/deer gumbo for lunch/dinner. Geez.....lip smacking stuff.
  14. very cool.our climate here is quite humid.ups the temps on a feel level.not in a good way..;).i can't list a crap soap though.many folks can in different climates.:)
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  15. That one could be tricky Dave !
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  16. I did notice the handle Gary. Been awhile since I've seen a bread lame too.
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  17. :D.how's it goin Patrick:):eatdrink047:
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  19. Home reverse osmosis units with a dedicated point of use faucet work pretty well. I’ve used one for 30 years.
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