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The acquisition by Inbev should be hailed as a great opportunity to at last taste some great beers. For those consumers who value tradition: Budweiser won't change, for those who value change: a whole new range of excellent beers are coming your way. Rejoice.
That's what Inbev was after, not...
I prefer the red IP's. The Derby's are a close second. With my 39c, the reds are perfect from the start, but only last 4 shaves. The Derby's are perfect only from day 3, but last a bit longer. I will try corking them before my first shave.
Eagerly awaiting the Seiko Velatura Kinetic Direct Drive.
Also set my sights on a Orange Monster.
Also have a bid going for a Invicta Pro Diver.
I had set my sights on a vintage Omega first, but you guys made me change my mind, and I'm glad I did. I believe the vintage Omegas...
It's so difficult to decide on the right watch. Right now, I'm bidding on a vintage Omega Seamaster De Ville Duo tone with date. I also have an ongoing bid on a used Invicta 8926. If the bid on the Omega fails, I will buy a Seiko Velatura Kinetic Direct Drive (dress watch) and an Orange monster...
I believe Spain has the better and more talented team. They made plenty of goals and their midfield is very efficient. I think Germany will have an off day in the final and be very nervous.
After all, Spain deserves to win. They brought the most spectacular play. But, as they say, this is...
My shave today was with the 39c and a Derby (d2). No nicks, BBS. Same with red Personna. Haven't tried any other blades yet. But remember this: the razor is mighty heavy, so let gravity do the job. No need to push down on the razor.
I have the 39c. If I were to sell off all my razors and were allowed to keep only one DE, it would be the 39c. Coupled with the right blade, this is perfection!
From a post in october 2007:
"French Vetyver. I baptised this cream "French Vomit" because of its nauseating smell, or rather stench. The olfactory sensation is similar to GFT's Sandalwood, which I described as "a mixture of stale cheese (roquefort, four years past its expiry date), rotten...