I wouldn't say notably better than K2, but I think it feels slightly more moisturizing, with a bit better post-shave feel.

Jan 7, '24

• Prep: hot shower, Neutrogena glycerin soap
• Brush: Shavemac silvertip D01 (3-band) 24 mm
• Lather: Ariana & Evans ultima (Barbiere Classico)
• Razor: Tatara Masamune (with Nodachi cap for at little extra blade exposure)
• Blade: Parker platinum
• Post: Thayer's face tonic
• Post: Art of Shaving sandalwood balm

2 passes + touch-up before bed tonight. Always preferable to getting up early Monday morning for my shave.

Thanks!

1.1.24

Happy New Year!

Prep: Neutrogena glycerin soap

Brush: Shavemac silvertip D01 3-band

Lather: Trufitt & Hill Grafton shave cream

Razor: Tatara Masamune

Blade: Personna med prep

Post: Ariana & Evans Emerald Moss splash

Tunes: Grant Green - Matador

2nd shave with my new brush. Holy crap, this thing is great! Builds a rich, creamy lather in just seconds, and puts it on so smooth and soft. Highly recommended.

• Rhiannon Giddens
• Neko Case's earlier albums (Furnace Room Lullaby, Blacklisted) -Steve Earle

A 1930's Remington mechanical typewriter. My dad used it regularly until he passed away, it still works perfectly and I've got a whole box of ribbons for it.

I agree, the universe definitely came first.

The truth is that using a backlit screen before bed will affect everyone differently. Try both and see which works better for you.

I didn't read the article because the way the states are arranged in that graphic makes me FURIOUS

Almost $600? No thanks, I'll keep making my penis waffles the old-fashioned way.

Couldn't agree more, that tune is cringe-inducing. A perfect example of the rule that your kids are always cuter to you than to anyone else.

To me, "Parade" on that album is also a turkey.

Yes. I'm in my mid 40's, in the Midwest US. I drove manuals almost exclusively from when I was a teen until last year, when I bought an EV.

16. Disappears for 2000 years.

Summer time - 75F during the day, 72F at night. Winter time - 68F during the day, 62F at night.

I live in the Midwest US

"The piano ain't got no wrong notes" - Thelonious Monk

Even if the power load on the grid was doable, heat dissipation is also a huge problem. Current DC fast chargers max out at 350 kW (in theory, my car supports charging at that rate but the best I've seen in real life is around 190kW), and the liquid-cooled cables are already heavy/bulky enough to give some women and older folks a hard time. I can't imagine a practical way to handle 2 or 3 times the current without making the cables something like 6 inches in diameter and weighing a couple hundred pounds.