I've gone through a ton of cheap clippers [$15-20 USD range] in my days. They are loud, get super hot, vibrate way too much and break too easily. If you plan to cut your own hair, good clippers are an investment. I currently have a set of Remington clippers. Not sure which model.

Just take the price of the clippers and divide that by how much a haircut costs at the barber shop or salon. You will see that they are a good investment.

I used to do a buzz cut, but can do basically any kind of fade now. I usually use 3 mirrors and can even edge up the back by myself. I don't use balding clippers, so I edge it up with a razor. If I f*ck up, I can always just revert to the buzz cut.

Last night, standing at a crosswalk.
Woman appoaches - not much more than 4 feet in height with some missing teeth.

Her (loudly, in the general direction of the crossing light): “Hurry up! I’m old! I haven’t got time for this!”

Me (laughing): “You’re old?”

Her: “I sure am! I’m 96. I’m a veteran of the World War and I can swear in 3 languages!”

Me (uncontrollably laughing): “Well, I hope you have a good evening.”

Her: God bless you dear. I’m planning on doing just that.”

Was that in the World Cup Full of Secrets thread?

Agree with it all mate. Mine are Wahl, had them for about five years now and they cost £60 I think. I also use them for beard trimming. Great investment.

Yes Charles.

2 Injections + OH = How many small pricks?

[Receipt for calling me a bitch.]

Just calling a spade a spade.

No cash, but I'll leave you my collection of knives, which just grew nicely with the addition of one of these.

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/22...g?v=1508555903

Can confirm. I just went through 2 weeks of hell. Being able to trust your farts is way underrated.

These are the random interactions I live for.

Just got off a ten hour shift and I'm weighing being too tired to shower on one hand and being able to smell me feet almost six feet away on the other.

Have a shower, and when you come out put talcum powder on your feet.