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#60 by PigPen on 15 Jan, 2007 14:46
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Or that hair is going to be growing backnow get your butt to the gym and hold up your end of the bargain.
Oh...right......the gym
Then you would be a new target, and Paul could take a break -
#61 by Robmeister on 15 Jan, 2007 15:50
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Then you would be a new target, and Paul could take a break
AAAK!...ok, ok....I'm off to the gym. -
#62 by CowtownBaldie on 21 Mar, 2013 10:56
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I am on blood thinners for heart problems...Just had a heart attack a few days ago. Well, now I will only use an electric razor because I am scared to cut myself with a blade, something I used to do often. I use a philishave triple head type razor. Works well, perhaps not as close and soft to the touch, but looks no different when I am done.
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#63 by NoPony on 21 Mar, 2013 17:55
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Sorry to hear about your heart problem.
I've also been on blood thinners for the past 25 years or so, so I can relate to your concerns.
Cuts or bruising of any sort can get really messy, but you learn how to live with it.
These days I shave my head daily with a razor, (HeadBlade ATX), have been doing so for over a month now and only experienced one small nick, and that was on a mole.
Believe me the clean smooth feeling of a well shaved dome more then compensates for the worries of a nick or 2, just be careful, and proceed lightly. -
#64 by NoPony on 21 Mar, 2013 18:02
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Just thought I might add that I also use, on the rare occasion I cut myself a product called "Quick blood stopper".
This is a styptic powder used by veterinarians that I just happened to have on hand because I enjoy animals, I just apply a bit of the powder using a Cue-tip and problem solved, no more bleeding. -
#65 by CowtownBaldie on 22 Mar, 2013 07:28
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Thanks for the advise NoPony...I really have quite a few scars and bumps from old work and sports injuries...so I have to be careful. I will pick up some of that stop bleed stuff...good idea.
