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Crain posted:Suddenly realized I'm out of shaving soap. Just a tiny sliver of a puck left. That's art deco?
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Daimo posted:The face of a man who doesn't shave. That's some dumb marketing. The post of a man who doesn't have neck hair.
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What's with all the retro shave stuff recently? Is this some kind of hipster poo poo?
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spudsbuckley posted:What's with all the retro shave stuff recently?
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spudsbuckley posted:What's with all the retro shave stuff recently? This is the same thread where vinyl records and skinny jeans get posted.
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spudsbuckley posted:What's with all the retro shave stuff recently? I have a lot of retro toiletries too. It's for people who like to look back to a time when men were real men and were sophisticated. I poo poo in a box in my backyard and wipe with old corn cobs.
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kannonfodder posted:This is the same thread where vinyl records and skinny jeans get posted. 
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Daimo posted:The face of a man who doesn't shave. That's some dumb marketing. It is a face full of lather, not beard. It's a man who is currently shaving.
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spudsbuckley posted:What's with all the retro shave stuff recently? oh man I hope not!! bowmore posted:that's exactly what it is gently caress! I just wanted to save money, I hate buying those loving Gillette cartridges and poo poo 
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Mar 6, 2015 14:43
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spudsbuckley posted:What's with all the retro shave stuff recently? It's considerably cheaper after you own a razor and brush. A year's worth of blades is just a few dollars. I also get a lot off irritation and have much smoother skin. A lot of the problem is that most canned shaving creams have a propellant in them that will dry out your skin.
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Mar 6, 2015 14:53
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Ties, because I have a problem. Can't wait to get my hands on the black on black paisley in particular.   Referral link's good for $10 off, if anyone's interested.
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SaltLick posted:
Two days ago I saw what looked like a preppie riding a goddamn penny farthing down Santa Monica Blvd during rush hour. He looked... stressed.
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Dick Trauma posted:Two days ago I saw what looked like a preppie riding a goddamn penny farthing down Santa Monica Blvd during rush hour. He looked... stressed. lol what a terrible idea that would be
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Don't have hobbies other than videogames, goons will mock you. Anyhow, afterselling off all of my synth equipment 5 years ago to focus on songwriting and technical music skills (too much stuff led to too little creativity), the bug hit me hard and I bought a bunch of electronic poo poo again. iPad Apps (Korg Gadget, Module, iElectribe, Animoog) Keith McMillan QuNexus Teenage Engineering OP-1 Arturia MiniBrute The QuNexus is probably going back, but the rest have been awesome.
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king of the bongo posted:It is a face full of lather, not beard. It's a man who is currently shaving. Couldn't see the cap on my phone 
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Coffee And Pie posted:First thing this made me think of: Before I even clicked this I knew what it was going to be, and I was not disappointed. Also: Call of Cholula posted:
 The Minibrute rules by the way. strangemusic has a new favorite as of 17:50 on Mar 6, 2015 |
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Wet shaving is not some hipster trend, the only people I know that do it are old men. It's simply a better and much cheaper method of shaving. Hipsters are all about bad facial hair.
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Bottom Liner posted:Wet shaving is not some hipster trend, the only people I know that do it are old men. It's simply a better and much cheaper method of shaving. Hipsters are all about bad facial hair. I've been doing it for 7 years and I'm under 30. I just like the shave a lot better mostly. I even have travel cases for my razor and brush since I'm on the road two nights a week. I could get away with using a cartridge razor, but I'll never go back to canned shaving cream.
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Bottom Liner posted:Wet shaving is not some hipster trend, the only people I know that do it are old men. It's simply a better and much cheaper method of shaving. Hipsters are all about bad facial hair. i dont even know what is hipster anymore since beards have crossed into the mainstream. women have started using beards as a way to single out men when that wasnt really a thing in the last 10 years. maybe its time for the mustache to rule the day next
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Toast Museum posted:Ties, because I have a problem. Can't wait to get my hands on the black on black paisley in particular.  Awwwwwwwwwwwww yeah!
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Bottom Liner posted:Wet shaving is not some hipster trend, the only people I know that do it are old men. Not selling me on the 'not a hipster' thing with this sentence. "This hat/shirt/accessory is so bad, it makes me look old/republican/douche-y. I'll take it." is very much a hipster kind of thing, and it's fair to assume that kind of attitude would carry over to personal hygiene. I guess if it gets them to shave it can't be all bad though.
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But electric razors have reached a point where if you spend about a hundred bucks, you get practically the same level of shave as all this. All I know is we really need a drat shaving accessories and techniques thread, as any time there's more than 4 replies in this thread, it's some white noise about blades again. As for content: just backed this Kickstarter.  Mostly because gently caress yeah board game about vikings and ragnarok, but goddamn the figures are beautiful. 
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kannonfodder posted:But electric razors have reached a point where if you spend about a hundred bucks, you get practically the same level of shave as all this. There is one
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kannonfodder posted:But electric razors have reached a point where if you spend about a hundred bucks, you get practically the same level of shave as all this. Citation needed. Left is safety razor, right is electric  For content; Queen size Malm  and memory foam mattress 
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I don't want either of those coming out of my face.
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I'm more worried about being able to shave my face quickly/painlessly/easily than how my facial hair looks under a microscope. Electric razors are fine (for me). RCarr has a new favorite as of 19:46 on Mar 6, 2015 |
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They give me horrible razor burn, but if they work for you then you are lucky and I envy you.
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RCarr posted:I'm more worried about being able to shave my face quickly/painlessly/easily than how my facial hair looks under a microscope. It's certainly not for everyone. If shaving with an electric works fine for you, there's no reason to change. Most people who switch to DE do for one of these reasons : 1) Other shaving methods irritate their skin/gives them razor burn, etc. 2) It's a way to save money 3) For them. it makes shaving a fun activity instead of it being a chore If none of these appeal to you, then it's not something that is for you. I don't think there is anything else to this "debate" -- I bought that (well not the whole thing, just the bedding stuff), because apparently I'm going to be a dad  KingColliwog has a new favorite as of 20:01 on Mar 6, 2015 |
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Bottom Liner posted:Queen size Malm Plan on replacing this in about five years. The one I bought in 2009 has just about had it.
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Geoj posted:Plan on replacing this in about five years. The one I bought in 2009 has just about had it. Ours has been solid so far, except the corners are built specifically to murder shins.
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RCarr posted:I'm more worried about being able to shave my face quickly/painlessly/easily than how my facial hair looks under a microscope. Same here, plus i don't want to be a knob-end buying genuine badger hair brushes and/or Uncle Jims Olde Tyme Shave Soap (made in 2015, but in totally retro looking packaging). This seems to be the same thing as people buying vinyl/cassettes.
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How fitting, I just received this. It dried my skin horribly and did a crap job of removing the hair. I'm going to keep it just so I can use the flip-up trimmer when I get too scruffy to use a stick razor.
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Shoes, jeans, pens, cars, guns, and razors. My favorite thing about this thread is that no matter what you buy, someone will think you're an rear end in a top hat for buying it. e: Got a 7x24" red oak sign that reads "The XXXXXs" (where the Xs are my last name) from Nick Offerman's wood shop for my wife's birthday. She wanted a sign like that for the house since we got married, and she loves Parks & Rec and Offerman's standup. He obviously didn't make it himself, but he wrote a nice note about where the wood came from and it turned out much better than I could have done. It's reclaimed barn wood, and it must be really old because it's an incredibly tight grain. Sumac has a new favorite as of 22:26 on Mar 6, 2015 |
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Geoj posted:Plan on replacing this in about five years. The one I bought in 2009 has just about had it. If a $200 bed lasts 5 years, that's a pretty good deal IMO. I've moved mine twice, and it's fine as long as you take it completely apart. I have no complaints. I actually may have that mattress, too.
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Bhodi posted:If a $200 bed lasts 5 years, that's a pretty good deal IMO. I've moved mine twice, and it's fine as long as you take it completely apart. I have no complaints. Signature sleep from Amazon? How do you like it? Reviews sound pretty great. Mine should be fully decompressed today and ready to go.
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Not quite, it was http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003CT37HY Honestly it's a little firm; I bought a topper which made it too soft, I haven't found a perfect balance yet.
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Bhodi posted:Not quite, it was http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003CT37HY Report back after a while, please. I feel like a foam mattress is what I need for my back problems, but I didn't even really consider that I could get one for less than $2-3000; I hadn't really been looking.
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I've had a Malm (in dark brown) since mid-2006 and it's still perfectly fine. No signs of wear or anything. On the other hand, whatever desk I bought at IKEA in that same trip in '06 shows lots of wear even though I've never been particularly rough on it or anything. I need to replace this thing soon.yellowD posted:Ours has been solid so far, except the corners are built specifically to murder shins.
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FishBulb posted:oh man I hope not!!
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