Allow me to explain. I have this habit of *looking* or *touching* a major appliance around the holiday time when shopping and as soon as I do this (it is predictable yearly) the corresponding appliance in my house seems to be able to sense my unfaithfulness and promptly exhibits some horrible malady requiring it to be immediately, and expensively, replaced. I know this phenomenon is real.
My problem is I've been now happily straight shaving for about 50+ shaves, and getting pretty good at it, with a nice 5/8 Wiss I got. Nothing fancy, but I like this little razor. I do own one other razor that I bought cheap, for the sole purpose of eventually learning to hone on. I thought I was doing a good job of keeping the acquisition disorders in check..
Today I wandered into a place that had razors. and I put a nice Boker King Cutter in my hand.. it *sings* - I can tap the blade and it's like a tuning fork... My musician ears appreciate this.. No, I didn't buy it...
Am I in for a rough time tomorrow morning from my razor? Is there a way to stop the acquisition disorders before they start in earnest?
My problem is I've been now happily straight shaving for about 50+ shaves, and getting pretty good at it, with a nice 5/8 Wiss I got. Nothing fancy, but I like this little razor. I do own one other razor that I bought cheap, for the sole purpose of eventually learning to hone on. I thought I was doing a good job of keeping the acquisition disorders in check..
Today I wandered into a place that had razors. and I put a nice Boker King Cutter in my hand.. it *sings* - I can tap the blade and it's like a tuning fork... My musician ears appreciate this.. No, I didn't buy it...
Am I in for a rough time tomorrow morning from my razor? Is there a way to stop the acquisition disorders before they start in earnest?
