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  1. #81
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    Joe,

    By the way. I am originally from Chicago. Born in Skokie raised on the North side then moved to Rockford. My cousin is a commodities broker on the Merc and has offered to help me get into if I decide to (I have a finance background). I have turned it down as I don't know if I want the stress. Do you enjoy trading options? I have studied futures/forwards and know that it can be pretty complicated stuff.

    Chris

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    Talking My new toy

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    Razorlite's Entry Into The Hall Of Fame[/URL]

    Find me [URL="http://badgerandblade.com/vb/vbgooglemapme.php?lat=51.19397587459075&lng=-1.8134307861328125&zoom=14"]here[/URL]!

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    Default OLIVIA's bath soaps...

    Hello ladies and gentlemen,

    today I received a package from OLIVIA, content: Some nice bath soaps,

    -Tomato Leaf
    -Marrakesh
    -Rolling Stones
    -Terrazzo
    -King Kong
    -Fata Morgana and
    -Alaska

    Thomas
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    Quote Originally Posted by Razorlite View Post
    Congrats, very nice razor

    Thomas

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    Quote Originally Posted by TomH View Post
    Hello ladies and gentlemen,

    today I received a package from OLIVIA, content: Some nice bath soaps,

    -Tomato Leaf
    -Marrakesh
    -Rolling Stones
    -Terrazzo
    -King Kong
    -Fata Morgana and
    -Alaska

    Thomas

    Thomas Hast du nicht Alle !!!!!!!!

    Was machst du immer noch mit eine Cartridge rasierer im deine photo !!!!!
    Oh.. Ich sollte dir auf deinem kopf schlagen... Oder ?

    Aber immer gut um dich zu sehen im SOTD oder Aquisition,

    schones wochenende Freund !

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    Rene, ich sage Dir jetzt nicht, was ich damit rasiere , ich denke Du weisst schon, nicht für das Gesicht

    Have a great weekend too, my friend...

    Thomas

    P.S.:The Adjustable waits for his new owner

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jack Bauer View Post
    Joe,

    By the way. I am originally from Chicago. Born in Skokie raised on the North side then moved to Rockford. My cousin is a commodities broker on the Merc and has offered to help me get into if I decide to (I have a finance background). I have turned it down as I don't know if I want the stress. Do you enjoy trading options? I have studied futures/forwards and know that it can be pretty complicated stuff.

    Chris
    Hi Chris,

    Thanks for the comments/info on the hydrolast! I know I'll end up trying it one day...I've actually had my shopping cart loaded up to the gills a few times but just haven't pulled the trigger yet.

    As for trading....never a dull moment. It can be a very rewarding experience, and definitely has its ups and downs. Trading options and/or commodities is the most volatile area of the market and can be extremely stressful. But you get used to it after a while. For me, now....its a rush.




    Quote Originally Posted by TomH View Post
    Hello ladies and gentlemen,

    today I received a package from OLIVIA, content: Some nice bath soaps,

    -Tomato Leaf
    -Marrakesh
    -Rolling Stones
    -Terrazzo
    -King Kong
    -Fata Morgana and
    -Alaska

    Thomas
    Tom, those soaps look great pal! Enjoy them!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dinder1 View Post
    My Plisson HMW arrived today, along with a tub of Joris shave soap.
    Cheers, DJ.
    Well. well. well, well, well.................

    Joris has their shaving soap made in England and the HMW of Plisson isn't always looking as HMW....it looks like Plisson is following Simpsons regarding the consistency of their badger supplies......

    Peter
    Peter

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    Cool

    Today is my 18th anniversary. Here is my booty! The brush is a 3226.

    Tim
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    Quote Originally Posted by ratcheer View Post
    Today is my 18th anniversary. Here is my booty! The brush is a 3226.

    Tim
    Congrats ratch! Nice score... great looking brush!!

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    Peter, seeing that you're in Holland also, you must know De Vergulde Hand shave soap. I have some, and I love it. Have you ever tried it, and if so, what do you think of it?

    Jeff

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    Picked up some Oregon Soap Co. Tea Trea & Calendula soap and a bar of Kiss My Face pure olive oil soap.

    Chris


    Edit: Went on another trip and picked up:

    Avalon Organics Tea Tree Shampoo
    Tom's Peppermint toothpaste
    Last edited by Jack Bauer; 11-11-2006 at 04:16 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by castlecraver View Post
    Congrats ratch! Nice score... great looking brush!!
    Thank you!

    I can't wait to shave, tonight. I think the Fresh Lime is more impressive, while the Wild Orange is more subtle. I believe I'm going for the Wild Orange.

    I have to choose a blade, too. US Personna is next in the rotation, but I think I'll go for an Israeli or a Derby. Or, maybe a Feather.

    Tim

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    Careful with a Feather in a Vision. Easiest way to tear up your face this side of an Artist Club.
    [FONT="Georgia"]~Stephen[/font]
    [FONT="book antiqua"]And then I felt my face, and now I'm a believer...[/FONT]

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    Quote Originally Posted by Xert View Post
    Careful with a Feather in a Vision. Easiest way to tear up your face this side of an Artist Club.
    Okay. I think I'll stick with the normal rotation and start over with the US Personna. They are always pretty gentle.

    Tim

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    A Proraso Omega Boar

    This one to wash my face with. I've been lathering my face wash and scrubbing my face with the one I already have. This way I'll have one to be used strictly for washing face, and one for shave soaps & creams.

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    ...so I won't have to throw my Proraso away when I switch to badger? In other words, a face wash brush will be my defensive argument when SWMBO tells me I have too much shaving stuff.

    Just had these delivered:

    Kiss My Face: Peaceful Patchouli, Lavender and Shea, and Peaches and Creme
    "In my country... beard shaves [I]you![/I]"
    -Brady

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    Quote Originally Posted by surprisingly View Post
    ...so I won't have to throw my Proraso away when I switch to badger? In other words, a face wash brush will be my defensive argument when SWMBO tells me I have too much shaving stuff.
    You could also mention that shaving brushes are investments that "hold" their value, and can be passed down to future generations.

    Enjoy the KMF's

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    Quote Originally Posted by crackstar View Post
    Peter, seeing that you're in Holland also, you must know De Vergulde Hand shave soap. I have some, and I love it. Have you ever tried it, and if so, what do you think of it?

    Jeff

    Jeff: simply: very nice indeed: lovely scent, good lubrication, good lather, low priced, available everywhere.... really perfect stuff!! (manufactured since more than 450 years...!)

    Peter
    Peter

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    Peter, De Vergulde Hand is a soap that I treasure, in fact, after Erasmic, it's my second favorite. I even know what ook vor de gevoelige huid means in Dutch. It means also for sensitive skin, and believe me, this stuff treats my sensitive skin wonderful. When I lather up with it, and shave, it feels like soft, gentle kisses from my lovely wife!

    Jeff

 

 

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