• FiveMacs
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    129 months ago

    Just buy a safety razor and throw everything else away.

    • @Plopp
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      89 months ago

      Right? For everyone not just trimming the beard this is the way. I just switched to a safety razor recently and it’s a much better solution. Cheaper, more sustainable, less skin irritation (once you find the right blade for you).

      • @grue
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        59 months ago

        …and for those who are trimming their beard, hair clippers that plug into the wall are just fine.

  • @yokonzo
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    119 months ago

    Who shaves the inner third of their mustache first?

  • @[email protected]
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    49 months ago

    A kid in my high school shaved just half of his face to be funny.

    He got sent home for it, but it was dumb because it was hardly noticeable. I think the only reason he got sent home is because he wouldn’t stop talking about it.

  • @[email protected]
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    29 months ago

    And that’s why I have an electric shaver that can work with a power adapter even when the battery is empty.

  • RedEye FlightControl
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    19 months ago

    I have had not one, but two power outages during haircuts. My wife usually does them at home, and on two occasions now, I’ve had to have half a haircut for a bit. We all had a good laugh.

    Once was weather related. The other was a car which took out an upstream power pole.

    • @[email protected]
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      -29 months ago

      Been doing this for 15 years with the same shaver, it’s not ruined the battery yet.

      This meme is weak