Noxzema is no more

Actually, she shaves her legs with a STRAIGHT razor.

 

Well to me it is goo... and Queen can handle a straight razor better them most men I bet.

Fuzzy

 

It isn't goo. The definition of goo does not fit ANY canned shaving cream. And the woman knows how to use a straight razor. As if that's such an accomplishment.

 

:happy102 you crack me up....

Fuzzy

 

So do you. Actually, I don't whether to laugh or cry. You're addicted to shaving cream. That's not normal.

 

My friend that is the least of my worries or quirks... I enjoy taking 30 minutes to shave prefer a Single Edge razor that is over 90 years old... After shaves that have been around as long or longer then me... single action colts.. trucks with the shift on the "tree". Old Hickory kitchen knives.. chunky red heads.. and coon hunting... just to name a few..... but anyway nice chatting with you I refuse to get banned from another site (inside joke sorry).. so have a nice day.. where ever you are.

Best regards Fuzzy

 

Keep telling yourself that. We know different.

 

This ends now.

 

Gerry, let's be nice, please.

 

Knock off the antagonizing of other members, Gery.

If someone wants to call something "goo" or "purple spackled frumpkins" it's not up to you to correct them. Here, and on various other shaving sites, the reference of canned cream as "goo" is quite common and accepted. If you don't like that, please don't cause a problem by berating other members about it.

 

I defended the Queens honor... and did not even cuss.. me no like the ban hammer

Fuzzy

 

The term "goo" actually originated with the little Nivea packets that came packaged with Cool Skin razors. It has nothing to do with the canned stuff.

 

My name is Gery. One R, not two. We're countrymen, Jeff! You should know this.

 

Slikha, Gery--One sabra to another!

 

Oh Boy, I'm outta here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :rofl

:transport035

 

Did someone do something nasty to your breakfast cereal this morning Gery?

 

I don't eat breakfast cereal. I prefer toast.