late to the party

[corko]

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

[SteveP]

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.

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....

[monadnocky]

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.

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.

[EliottS]

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.

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

[TMB]

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.

[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.)

[SteveP]

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

[davids]

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.)

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.

[dgaddis]

I use an electric razor.

[s_curran]

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?

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).

[vertical_doug]

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.