This guy was on the front porch great colors
The absolute thrill of a lifetime!
It's William Penn I didn't create the meme but I do endorse the concept!
Looks like a mannequin
Looks like a fucking retard.Looks like a mannequin
Oh man, aren’t you scared?
The media said that Antifa is going to take over the country!
Domestic terrorists and all that.
I hope that little twink doesn’t smudge it’s makeup.
I never know whether to call some of these gender nomads she, he or it.
Most times when I see something like the above I just blend them all together into shheeit
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There's a reason why most professional athletes don't play past forty. There's a reason why most military people don't stay in past their forties. The same can be said for people in labor intensive careers. But every so often you see that old timer still hanging in there. They seem to be just as...
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Good God woman, it's POPCORN!!
Classic...
....because of modern medicine!
Update on the 1966 Schick Krona razor, it’s a peach. Seems the Shark Super Chrome blades work best in it.
Good shave with Arko soap then a rub with the Green Block (alum block) and you feel like a man of taste and culture
Good shave with Arko soap then a rub with the Green Block (alum block) and you feel like a man of taste and culture
My dad had one in the late '60s or early '70s. It was like you said. There was a plastic cartridge that held a continuous strip of razor metal, wound up around a spool. You'd mount the cartridge on the handle and shave for a few days until it got dull. Then, you'd turn a small handle on the back of the main handle one revolution and it would advance the strip of blade just enough to give you a "fresh" blade. I think you could turn that crank 10 times before the blade ran out.
My dad used to give me the cartridges to play with when it was used up, because the blade was completely wound up on the spool at that point and couldn't cut you. Unless you figures our a way to break that cartridge open, of course.
Can't recall the name, but I really think it was made by Gillette. I say that because at the time Schick was selling their Injector model, which gave fast blade changes without having to handle the blades.
[edited to correct auto-correct induced spelling errors]
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