I must be dreaming.

J

jhclare

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Please tell me I am! :shock:
 
That's tasteful compared to mine, I stuck a brush on the tail of my "Billy Bass" for automated lathering.


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Very Badger & Blade! I can just see an all-American GI serving in some God-forsaken unilateral war of false pretext using this before being killed by irate locals.

"Made in England by Progress Vulfix, the shaving brush experts, this finely crafted pure badger shaving brush is very distinctive and comes with a free drip stand."

"Very distinctive" indeed! How diplomatic.

Presumably the drip stand is for your tears of joy at owning such a craftsman-made object. It's a wonder it isn't a numbered limited edition from the Franklin mint.
 
A gift from me for the firearms fans over on B&B.

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Ian
 
I wish this conversation was on the other site, would have me in stitches.

What you have done there is as far as our cousins are concerned is akin to joining al queda
 
Fantastic Photoshop job Sir. Much applause! :twisted:

As quirky or eccentric as our hobby is, I find the whole concept of people being "into" firearms very disturbing.

They have no other purpose except to kill and maim things - ok, whatever floats your boat.....

John
 
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