dry shaving is where its at....

philliesr98 wrote:dry shaving is where its at....

With a broken piece of glass?

I just dip my face in acid and rinse.

I molt

My fog-free mirror actually fogs quite badly, it's some P.O.S.

The end result is a jagged, Kurt Russell "Escape from NY" type beard after my first pass.

Bakestar wrote:My fog-free mirror actually fogs quite badly, it's some P.O.S.

The end result is a jagged, Kurt Russell "Escape from NY" type beard after my first pass.

Mine does the same thing.

Solution: rub a thin layer of sudsy soap film on the mirror before you shave. You'll still be able to see well enough to shave your face, and much better than with the fogged mirror

another solution is to clean it. Mine was good then after a few months close to unusable, So I cleaned it with some CLR and that got it pretty clean, now every few weeks I use some tilex on it and that keeps it working pretty well.

Bill McNeal wrote:another solution is to clean it. Mine was good then after a few months close to unusable, So I cleaned it with some CLR and that got it pretty clean, now every few weeks I use some tilex on it and that keeps it working pretty well.

Not really an option, I can't clean stuff.

It fogged pretty much from the day I bought it.

Bakestar wrote:

Bill McNeal wrote:another solution is to clean it. Mine was good then after a few months close to unusable, So I cleaned it with some CLR and that got it pretty clean, now every few weeks I use some tilex on it and that keeps it working pretty well.

Not really an option, I can't clean stuff.

It fogged pretty much from the day I bought it.

that sucks. If you want another option try rainx. supposedly it works, I've never tried it.

I had to go to an orthopedic surgeon this morning, he had an intern (I'm guessing that's who it was) working with him who's about a 9.5. If I don't get to see her when I go in for physical therapy, I'm going to consider breaking my leg.

break as many bones as possible

a slip down the stairs will do

Is it worth an extra $50/week to take my baby to the daycare with the smoking hot 19-year-old girl?

phatj wrote:Is it worth an extra $50/week to take my baby to the daycare with the smoking hot 19-year-old girl?

It depends on the turnover at that place--is the 19 year old likely to stay on for more than a few weeks? Low turnover=good for you, good for your baby.

I think it's probably worth it to get your baby used to hanging around smoking hot ladies at an early age. Some people never learn confidence; it's easier if you get started sooner.

pic?

Woody wrote:pic?

if there was a way for me to copy and paste the image from my mind of the blond intern wearing a v-neck shirt kneeling in front of me and examining my ankle while looking up at me asking "does this hurt?" I would.

I swear this "Chicken Noodle Soup" is actually "Tuna Noodle Soup".

And yet I haven't stopped eating it.

Plucking ingrown hairs on my neck is one of my favorite things to do. I can't wait to get and get this one sucka.

Houshphandzadeh wrote:Plucking ingrown hairs on my neck is one of my favorite things to do. I can't wait to get and get this one sucka.

hipster bitches, lookout!!!

It is really windy.