Hope this was a good purchase..?

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Between my wife and I, we have finished off a large bottle of Southern Comfort, Lime and Lemonade (called Steamboats in Liverpool)
Crappy 80s music videos on the telly, browsing the internet.... she has just bought a jukebox and I have just browsed to English Shaving (edwin jagger)
Had a clearance sale on and I have just bought this for £29.50 - I think it was a good purchase in my inebriated state.

Imitation ivory best badger shaving brush with drip stand

This smart shaving brush was created by Edwin Jagger for Crabtree & Evelyn and has become very popular. The shaving brush is filled with best badger hair which, with a quality shaving cream or soap, will create a rich shaving lather and comes with a matching drip stand. Made in England to the same high standard as all Edwin Jagger items this shaving set is a real bargain. To clear stock we are delighted to have an excellent new range of product to sell at fantastically reduced prices.
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guyhayton said:
Then again, to put into perspective... she has just spent £3,500 on this!
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Quick, buy loads of shaving stuff, whatever razors/blades/brushes you've been longing for while you can still use 'Well you spent £3,500' as an excuse :D
 
Sounds like right now ist the best time for ordering that large Rooney in finest. Quickly, before the window of opportunity closes again.

Your C&E looks very nice, EJ make good brushes.
 
Just about all the forums contain rave reviews about it and that Mantic fella says its a brilliant brush . . . even God listens to Mantic.
 
I'm sober now! Happy with both purchases actually - the jukebox is for the play room so will fit in quite well.
As I will be responsible for filling it full of music I can enact a degree of reasonable judgement on what the kids (and the wife) can listen to.

Somehow I don't expect my favouite Schubet Octet or Handel Trio CDs to sound that great tho'
 
If that brush is made in England it must be a Kent or Vulfix - I think they're the only two English brushmakers left (??)

Jukebox - err . . . . If I had one I'd make it a John Peel Jukebox and fill it with 7'' from his shows and sessions. But you could have a Choral section - Poulenc, Vivaldi, Macmillan, Tavener. Short pieces.
 
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But you could have a Choral section - Poulenc, Vivaldi, Macmillan, Tavener. Short pieces.
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Ah, Poulenc! Love the piano and harpsichord concertos. Used to play the clarinet sonata in my younger years as a pretty handy clarinettist! :D
 
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