late to the party

Ironically Gillette have a launched a subscription service here in the UK...... They must really be butt hurt.

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Originally Posted by EliottS

Keep in mind there is a direct relationship to beard length, and recumbent-curious thoughts. If you find yourself wearing a Tyvek windbreaker from an event two decades ago, shave immediately.

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further... do you wear a bell biker?
still have one that you refuse to throw away?
bata bikers?

creeping recumbentism...

call this number for guaranteed cure
1-900-122-1234

your call is important to us...hold cause operators are busy....

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Originally Posted by EliottS

Keep in mind there is a direct relationship to beard length, and recumbent-curious thoughts. If you find yourself wearing a Tyvek windbreaker from an event two decades ago, shave immediately.

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Actually, "Recumbent-Curious Thoughts" is a new diagnosis in the DSM-5. You can look it up.
Too bad there's no multiaxial diagnosis anymore, because it really should be conceptualized as a personality disorder.

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Originally Posted by monadnocky

Actually, "Recumbent-Curious Thoughts" is a new diagnosis in the DSM-5. You can look it up.
Too bad there's no multiaxial diagnosis anymore, because it really should be conceptualized as a personality disorder.

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I suppose that might qualify as an intrusive thought, wouldn't it?

I bought something like 100 packages of 5 DE blades on Amazon last year for about $15. 500 blades will last me to the end of my days.

You realize, of course, that if you want to keep those sharp and corrosion-free you're going to have to store them under a pyramid?

(FYI, Pyramid Power works much better if each blade is under it's own pyramid.)

http://media.tumblr.com/b715b07cf78e...w9R1riiuei.bmp

continue holding... an operator will be with you as soon as possible.

your call is important to us... all of our representatives are busy with other customers.

sincerely,
stevep enterprises

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Originally Posted by Mabouya

You realize, of course, that if you want to keep those sharp and corrosion-free you're going to have to store them under a pyramid?

(FYI, Pyramid Power works much better if each blade is under it's own pyramid.)

http://media.tumblr.com/b715b07cf78e...w9R1riiuei.bmp

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I bought something like 100 packages of 5 personal pyramids on Amazon last year for about $15. 500 pyramids will last me to the end of my days.

I use an electric razor.

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Originally Posted by davids

I find it hard to work up any sympathy at all for Proctor & Gamble. I cared a bit more when Gillette was actually a local company.

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But that's another discussion altogether, huh?

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I mean, atleast the blades are still made there, and employing a lot of local workers (as well as myself and girlfriend at times indirectly).

Inside The Weird World Of Disposable Razors - Esquire

I read this crazy article about razors and can't help but think Gillette is wasting money making a really simple product too complex. It reminds me of another Boston area company- DEC. Back in the 80's DEC's VAX was considered a pretty neat computer. They kept on adding configurations until eventually they designed a AI language OPS5 to help configure various VAX systems. Along came the cheaper bare bones UNIX systems with enough functionality, and in a digital heartbeat, DEC was out of business.