Nope. But I think you should stick to small razors and leave the small brushes to me. My excuse is that they take up less room. Oh, and the bristles on the Kent brush have started splitting. It's breaking in nicely. I just wished I'd known it was NOS before I purchased it. I'd of probably used it anyways, but at least I would have known!
"I know where you live..." while peeling off the label from the back of a magazine in the waiting room.
To the Psychiatric Squirrel.... my problem is perhaps quite unusual and I'm not sure that you can help. But, I don't have CHAD; in fact, I'm quite content with my moderate rotation as it is. I've been refused by other therapists who refuse to see this as a problem. So, help me Psychiatric Squirrel; you're my only hope.
If I understand you correctly, your complaint is ego-dystonic contentment. You are content with your current, moderate acquisitions but you don't want to be--which would mean you're discontent with being content--which would mean you have a problem with not having a problem--which would then, be a problem. I think you are suffering from a factitious disorder, which in point of fact is a disorder whereby people who do not have a disorder, claim to have a disorder that they do not have, which then in fact means they have one. The only thing for you to do is nothing, which would in fact be doing something, the result of which will be having done nothing. If you concentrate your efforts on doing nothing about your disorder that you do not have, I think you will soon recover from the discomfort of having a problem that is not a problem.
After reading this diagnosis, I'm beginning to realize that my problem may be the fact I am not alone in doing nothing about a problem that may not actually be a problem, which can be problematic in and of itself! Thanks for the clarification, doc!