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I would never stoop so love.

I do however produce my very own special cream that cleanses everything. And I mean Everything. Everyone just kneel down with their eyes shut for about five minuets each and I'll deliver a face full.
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Sades wrote:I think he's hitting on you.

SURPRIZ BUTTSECKS.
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inflatable dalek wrote:five minuets
more like two.
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Blaster wrote:more like two.

And that'd be the best two minuets of your life.
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No, Bach and Beethoven did the best two minuets of my life. I doubt your work could compare with theirs.
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Notabot wrote:No, Bach and Beethoven did the best two minuets of my life. I doubt your work could compare with theirs.
You're one kinky freak.
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I make a point to shave before I shower-any little nicks you may get are cauterized by the hot water and mean you don't have to stick loo roll to your throat. That's my theory anyway-kind of like when Rambo closed that wound in his arm by filling it with gunpowder and setting it on fire, but on a smaller, more watery scale. Whatever the reason, it works.
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I shave in the shower, just because I'm lazy.
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Cliffjumper wrote:I shave in the shower, just because I'm lazy.
Nah-that's just being efficient. I would, but trying to wash whilst leaning out of the range of the shower head to eat my breakfast whilst simultaneously having my morning bowel void-ment makes it a bridge too far.
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Cliffjumper wrote:I shave in the shower, just because I'm lazy.
I do it because warm water is nice.
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Everytime I go through a clean shaven phase I'm painfully reminded why I like having a beard in the first place, I just don't seem to be able to shave without turning my face into a crimson Niagara Falls.
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inflatable dalek wrote:Everytime I go through a clean shaven phase I'm painfully reminded why I like having a beard in the first place, I just don't seem to be able to shave without turning my face into a crimson Niagara Falls.
Don't know if this will help, but I've found that Mint Source shaving cream is far better than Gillette at avoiding cuts. No real clue why, but it seems to work for me. Plus I like the minty goodness.

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I've tried all sorts, but I'll give it a go next time I run out. I think it's just down to me being a ****ing clumsy git who can't even hold a razor properly. It doesn't help that I grow the most stubborn and thick facial hair, meaning that when I want a close shave I really have to go at it.
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Post by Pissin' Poonani »

Some shaving suggestions for Mr Dalek (please tell me to piss off if this is blindingly obvious, patronising or both).

Get a beard trimmer or electric razor-just a cheapy one to knock off the worst of the fuzz before jumping in for the main event (s'what I do when I've let the garden grow).

Apply the shaving cream, and let it sit for a couple of minutes before you attack your face with the razor-it can soften the bristles nicely and make it a more pleasant experience.

I find I get a much better shave if I go 'up', or 'against the grain'. I was always taught otherwise, but I find that going down feels like the hairs are being pulled from my face, whereas going up lifts the hair and gives me a closer cut-I use my free hand to pull the skin taught, which helps a lot too.
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I shave my head. Saves time and money on haircuts. I recommend it for all. :up:
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Jim wrote:I shave my head. Saves time and money on haircuts. I recommend it for all. :up:
Keep the beard.
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Viewfind wrote:Keep the beard.
I just shaved it off Tuesday.
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Jim wrote:I just shaved it off Tuesday.
It's a sad day.
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Viewfind wrote:It's a sad day.
It can grow back..
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The hell? This thread just went circa 2005.
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