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DrBoost wrote:I just started typing something rather off-color. Then, for the first time in my life I thought about it first and typed this instead. Are you guys proud of me?
Son, I am dissapoint.
You make it sound like we come here for ON color humour 
Stropped Mach III.
I did start with a new one again back in January. The old one got mangled by my son shaving the soap bars (he bent the blades). That one was almost a full year old.
Stropping works. Nothing fancier than running it backwards up your forearm a few times before you shave.
I shave with a sharpened fan blade off a '67 El Camino. Man up dude!
when i shave fully i use a norelco, other than that i use a trimmer to keep the beardstache from becoming too long
i use a mach 3 for years and my blades last some time...but then again i only shave about once a week anyway so i get some more time out of things then anyone else it seems.
I have a friend who switched to using a strait razor. His explanation: "There is nothing more manly than shaving with an implement that can kill you."
I use a cheap electric, and having a goatee and sideburns distracts from at least 2 days of stubble.
Well, my Merkur set came in the mail today. So far, I really like it. I'm not cut, my face doesn't burn at all and I feel like a man. A man with a smooth baby face, but a man non-the-less.
Salanis wrote:having a goatee and sideburns distracts from at least 2 days of stubble.
Damn dirty hippies 
Wow, I really like it. I don't have to apply any pressure and it just removes the stubble. With one of those mach blah blah blah razors I have to shave twice and still don't get this close. After shaving my wife touched my face and couldn't believe how close the shave was. Best $100 I've spend in a long time. BTW, $100 got me the razor, stand, mug for the shave cream, shave cream and an assortment of 4 different blades to try.
