Or mail a 5 pack in an envelope to your hotel before you arrive. Done.

Stop using the pivoting head. You get "muscle memory" from using the same razor over and over. Even I noticed that having a few razors in my bullpen messed up my shaves because they each had different head shapes, so the angles changed from each.

They are called safety razors for a reason. Unlike cartridge razors, you can control the angle on a safety razor. Seriously, go look at your cartridge razor and notice that there is a huge amount of angles you can hold the handle while the cartridge remains stationary due to springs and pivots. If you tilt a safety…

NO. This was true when they were carbon steel. Newer blades are stainless steel and do not HONE as easily as the old blades, and are so inexpensive($0.10-$0.20 a blade) that it's not really worth it to try to prolong a blade further.

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You totally need to take a few hours, and watch the Plinkett reviews. He covers that in the Episode III review. Start with Episode I though.

It's something you would hear Richard Hammond say on that Brainiac show he did/does.

Except it would have to be full body otherwise any exposed skin, like on the hands would have the blood boiling. No, I think Jesus is correct. In the Star Wars universe, there is air outside in space. How else did Han, Leia, and Chewie survive in the asteroid? They were exposed to the vacuum of space.

Why don't they put them outside. If it truly is a vacuum out there, it should kill all the bacteria and give all the clothes that fresh, "out on the solar panel" smell.

Yes, and that was the point of my comment if you read it. People would not trust a charity that got the money from a known illegal source.

So someone hacked their blank passwords? I bet those were a bitch to decode.

FDIC insurance is for the customers, not the bank. So you get your money, not the bank.

Eject how? Those are not sealed suits. You would suffocate if you ejected.

And hurting people's credit reports through fraud doesn't help either.

And where do you think they will get the CC#'s from? Not the bank. Claiming the bank is insecure is false. They will get the numbers from social engineering, retail data, and from skimmers. The idea that a local small credit union is more secure than a large bank is a logical fallacy.

False example. They can't turn your heat off if there is a danger of death.

Here, I'll give you an example. I draft an illegal check and give it to you to deposit in your account. You deposit it and spend the money. The check is found to be fraudulent. Do you get to keep the money, or are you forced to pay it back?

And you know nothing about how things work in the real world. You will be stealing people's identities and hurting their chances of getting a job, insurance, loans, etc... all so that a charity can be forced to give back money.

No, they insure YOU up to 250,000 per account, so if the bank goes under, you can get YOUR money back. If the bank goes under, they don't get the money back for your account, because, they, WENT UNDER.

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