I was hoping to embrace the snurdle, first.
Snurdle or Glob?
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I was hoping to embrace the snurdle, first.
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I ran a bead of Bigelow tonight.
I'm familiar with describing "bead" because of caulk experience. However, I do not intend to shave with caulk.
I'm familiar with describing "bead" because of caulk experience. However, I do not intend to shave with caulk.
if you did, I'd be worried.
If you refill an empty caulk cartridge with shave cream, you can get whatever you want!
It is always good to start with a snurdle.
How about a glosnurdlob with a twist?
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My challenge remains unanswered!
I don't know how to describe it but I'm constantly trying to use as little cream as possible but that is difficult. Every brush takes a different quantity and every individual cream varies in strength or concentration. It also seems to vary between face and bowl lathering. I don't view myself as "cheap" and prefer to ascribe/describe myself as "parsimonious"! 
Scotto, 6/11/2006 appears to have first recorded usage on B&B
http://badgerandblade.com/vb/showthread.php/2987-Brush-and-Lathering?p=30498#post30498
Followed closely by one of the ouchs doing a definition
http://badgerandblade.com/vb/showthread.php/2987-Brush-and-Lathering?p=30508#post30508
And then I notice the challenge was met a page and a half ago by jkh 
I'm a glob man myself. Jim, all you need to do is consult the US Bureau of Standards. I'll bet they have answers to all your questions.
And then I notice the challenge was met a page and a half ago by jkh
Trivialities! Someone having met the challenge does not negate the hard, cold fact that the challenge remains unanswered.
Or perhaps Jim is referring to an entirely different challenge, perhaps unrelated to shaving, and perhaps from 1988.
Snurdle for me
All of those terms fail my objectivity tests. I typically squeeze less than an inch and more than 3/4 of an inch on my fingertips. Some tubes squeeze easily, some are hard to squeeze, as though thick, like a croap, so greater exactness isn't always possible. I rub it into my beard, vigorously, until it starts to lather, then whip it up with my brush.
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