Does it not disgust you?

[Chadao]

I'm going to start using a live boar.

 

[Chadao]

I like to think that the hair harvester is tackling wild boars and trimming them on the spot just so I can have a delightful shave. With that in mind, shaving with a boar may be the wildest thing you do in the average day.

Now I'm picturing a bunch of wild boars running around with bald butts...bbs=bald butt shave?

 

[Chadao]

Is the badger behind her doing what I think it's doing?

Ha, ha, ha...snork.

 

[Whiskey Badger]

Is the badger behind her doing what I think it's doing?

I think he's saying ... Badger badger badger badger badger

 

[rickboone1]

Wish I could give custom titles

 

[otto76]

I'm going to start using a live boar.

LOL, that's a funny picture.

I love my bacon brush.

 

[jzuzphreek]

We call it dirt because manure sounds so dirty. We call it manure because dung sounds so dirty. We call it dung because feces sounds so dirty. We call it feces because.....hmm...wonder what they call it in German...

Scheiße!!

I think he's saying ... Badger badger badger badger badger

MushROOM MushROOM!

 

[mikey]

I see this thread has taken on a life of its own. Back to the suject at hand:

The Burma Shave (boar) brush I had was certainly disgusting as it stank to high heaven and I returned it.

No issues with the Savile Row (badger) brush I had.

Thanks,
Mike

 

[Eeyore]

Washing it once or twice with shampoo would have cured the problem.

 

[Gammon]

Scheiße!!

Ja, hast du kein Raffinement?

 

[jzuzphreek]

Ja, hast du kein Raffinement?

Nein. Ich habe kein.

 

[Deano]

As a bacon lover I have to say i have ingested massive amounts of pig meat, so no, pig hair is not a problem. On the other hand, anyone ever smelled a badger? Or any other wild, meat eating animal?

 

[Dr_Strangelove]

Nope, doesn't bother me a bit. Why would a badger badger brush be less replusive? It's an animal just the same as a pig...