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Electric Razors #640408 12/01/05 12:11 PM
Joined: Sep 2003 Posts: 34,634 If you don't want my peaches, ... Cobalt Kid OP Bold Flavors
OP Cobalt Kid Bold Flavors Joined: Sep 2003 Posts: 34,634 If you don't want my peaches, ...	Continuing the long, glorious tradition of me posting on Legion World about even the minutest aspects of my life, I now ask for the combined help of all Legion World males and females with husbands and boyfriends! I’ve thought of the perfect gift this year for a ‘parents to their son Christmas gift’, and its none other than an electrical razor—mainly so I can shave in my office at work when no ones looking! So…er, I don’t know anything about electric razors. I use regular razors and always have since day one. What brand should I get? How much are they? Anything weird I should know? Crazy-ass layers or little razors flexing and bending to hit even the most remote of hairs on my oh-so-manly chin? Inquiring legendary posters must know!

Re: Electric Razors #640409 12/01/05 01:02 PM
Joined: Jul 2003 Posts: 17,274 Omaha, Utah, DC, wherever my j... Lightning Lad Time Trapper
Lightning Lad Time Trapper Joined: Jul 2003 Posts: 17,274 Omaha, Utah, DC, wherever my j...	Sorry Cobie, can't help you there. Regular razors are all I can use. Every electric razor I've ever tried, even those that supposedly have their own lotion for sensitive skin, just tear up my face. I have heard good things about the Braun 8585 Activator Self-Cleaning Shaving System but at roughly $140 it is too expensive to try on a lark. At least for me.

Re: Electric Razors #640410 12/01/05 04:18 PM
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OpalWitch Sorceress Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 8,935 The Temple	Seeing as I work in a department store and in that department, the number one selling brand is Norelco. Not to sound a little nasty, but when I'm in a rush a Norelco does wonders for my underarm area... Well, that was a little too much information, as long as my boyfriend doesn't find out that I'm using his. And to show I bear no ill will, I, too, shall bestow a gift...

Re: Electric Razors #640411 12/01/05 04:47 PM
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Beagz Active Joined: Jul 2003 Posts: 703 Aggieland	Actually, I just replaced my stolen razor with a Braun Activator ... but I was a bit pissed, so I went a little high-end - $130 .... but it works better than the last two or three I've had. You can never quit believiing in your dreams ... or yourself. ----- You GOTTA listen to Levi Kreis.

Re: Electric Razors #640412 12/03/05 10:16 PM
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Stargazer Active Joined: Sep 2004 Posts: 807 Conroe Texas	CK- Just grow a beard. It works for me. Looking for Earth Prime.

Re: Electric Razors #640413 12/04/05 03:11 PM
Joined: Jul 2003 Posts: 703 Aggieland Beagz Active
Beagz Active Joined: Jul 2003 Posts: 703 Aggieland	>Growwwwwwwwllllllll!!< You can never quit believiing in your dreams ... or yourself. ----- You GOTTA listen to Levi Kreis.