Barrister and Mann

It's nice to see the two principal adversaries present their arguments with eloquence and appropriate amounts of grace. As a lawyer, for me it's like reading well-written briefs.

I also have no dog in this hunt, but I wholeheartedly agree with Will that modern Old Spice smells nothing like vintage Shulton. But Reserve Spice does.

To give a nod to his opponent, I am still able to find Floid Blue for sale online. Perhaps there's a lot of stock to get rid of following its extinction, but when I checked in recent weeks, it remained available.

Finally, I'm enjoying two gents flexing their legal educations. There's not enough of this high-class discourse out there these days.

P.S. PAA is perhaps my favorite family of aftershave splashes. They intentionally seek to mimic some classic scents, but they are extremely creative, and produce some of the highest quality face feel splashes in the industry. For example, Sk8shop, modeled after an existential perception of what a skate shop smells like, is sublime. I've never been to a skate shop but, next one I see, I'm stepping in and taking a huge whiff...

The reason I came here was to compliment Will on Figgy Puddin' soap and splash but I just did a little research and found out that there are recipes for Figgy Pudding still in production.   Will.... you are no better than Betty Crocker or Pillbury!

Fun fact: As I understand it, there are no actual figs in figgy pudding. Weird, right? We figured it would confuse the heck out of people here in the States if there were no fig in it, though.

The reason I came here was to compliment Will on Figgy Puddin' soap and splash but I just did a little research and found out that there are recipes for Figgy Pudding still in production.   Will.... you are no better than Betty Crocker or Pillbury!

Fun fact: As I understand it, there are no actual figs in figgy pudding. Weird, right? We figured it would confuse the heck out of people here in the States if there were no fig in it, though.

There are no eggs in a New York Egg Cream and no trout in Baltimore Lake Trout.

The reason I came here was to compliment Will on Figgy Puddin' soap and splash but I just did a little research and found out that there are recipes for Figgy Pudding still in production.   Will.... you are no better than Betty Crocker or Pillsbury!

It's nice to see the two principal adversaries present their arguments with eloquence and appropriate amounts of grace. As a lawyer, for me it's like reading well-written briefs.

I also have no dog in this hunt, but I wholeheartedly agree with Will that modern Old Spice smells nothing like vintage Shulton. But Reserve Spice does.

To give a nod to his opponent, I am still able to find Floid Blue for sale online. Perhaps there's a lot of stock to get rid of following its extinction, but when I checked in recent weeks, it remained available.

Finally, I'm enjoying two gents flexing their legal educations. There's not enough of this high-class discourse out there these days.

P.S. PAA is perhaps my favorite family of aftershave splashes. They intentionally seek to mimic some classic scents, but they are extremely creative, and produce some of the highest quality face feel splashes in the industry. For example, Sk8shop, modeled after an existential perception of what a skate shop smells like, is sublime. I've never been to a skate shop but, next one I see, I'm stepping in and taking a huge whiff...

The reason I came here was to compliment Will on Figgy Puddin' soap and splash but I just did a little research and found out that there are recipes for Figgy Pudding still in production.   Will.... you are no better than Betty Crocker or Pillbury!

Fun fact: As I understand it, there are no actual figs in figgy pudding. Weird, right? We figured it would confuse the heck out of people here in the States if there were no fig in it, though.

There are no eggs in a New York Egg Cream and no trout in Baltimore Lake Trout.

False advertising

The reason I came here was to compliment Will on Figgy Puddin' soap and splash but I just did a little research and found out that there are recipes for Figgy Pudding still in production.   Will.... you are no better than Betty Crocker or Pillbury!

Fun fact: As I understand it, there are no actual figs in figgy pudding. Weird, right? We figured it would confuse the heck out of people here in the States if there were no fig in it, though.

The reason I came here was to compliment Will on Figgy Puddin' soap and splash but I just did a little research and found out that there are recipes for Figgy Pudding still in production.   Will.... you are no better than Betty Crocker or Pillbury!

Fun fact: As I understand it, there are no actual figs in figgy pudding. Weird, right? We figured it would confuse the heck out of people here in the States if there were no fig in it, though.

There are no eggs in a New York Egg Cream and no trout in Baltimore Lake Trout.

...and no dick in Spotted Dick.

http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/v...ick-103210

The reason I came here was to compliment Will on Figgy Puddin' soap and splash but I just did a little research and found out that there are recipes for Figgy Pudding still in production.   Will.... you are no better than Betty Crocker or Pillbury!

Fun fact: As I understand it, there are no actual figs in figgy pudding. Weird, right? We figured it would confuse the heck out of people here in the States if there were no fig in it, though.

Fun fact: As I understand it, there are no actual figs in figgy pudding. Weird, right? We figured it would confuse the heck out of people here in the States if there were no fig in it, though.

There are no eggs in a New York Egg Cream and no trout in Baltimore Lake Trout.

...and no dick in Spotted Dick.

http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/v...ick-103210

That may, in fact, depend very much on where you are in the world when you order it.

Fun fact: As I understand it, there are no actual figs in figgy pudding. Weird, right? We figured it would confuse the heck out of people here in the States if there were no fig in it, though.

There are no eggs in a New York Egg Cream and no trout in Baltimore Lake Trout.

...and no dick in Spotted Dick.

http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/v...ick-103210

That may, in fact, depend very much on where you are in the world when you order it.

I think the term is ROFLMAO! OK, I think the tension that had built on this thread this evening is definitely broken

...and no dick in Spotted Dick.

http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/v...ick-103210

That may, in fact, depend very much on where you are in the world when you order it.

I think the term is ROFLMAO!  OK, I think the tension that had built on this thread this evening is definitely broken

Actually, I think the criticism rendered in this thread was definitely deflected...

That may, in fact, depend very much on where you are in the world when you order it.

I think the term is ROFLMAO!  OK, I think the tension that had built on this thread this evening is definitely broken

Actually, I think the criticism rendered in this thread was definitely deflected...

No, not everybody wants to get wrapped up in those issues you obviously feel strongly about. Some of us actually just want to hang out, have a few laughs and maybe talk about shaving. You want heavy, go read CNN.

The reason I came here was to compliment Will on Figgy Puddin' soap and splash but I just did a little research and found out that there are recipes for Figgy Pudding still in production.   Will.... you are no better than Betty Crocker or Pillbury!

Fun fact: As I understand it, there are no actual figs in figgy pudding. Weird, right? We figured it would confuse the heck out of people here in the States if there were no fig in it, though.

Fun fact: As I understand it, there are no actual figs in figgy pudding. Weird, right? We figured it would confuse the heck out of people here in the States if there were no fig in it, though.

There are no eggs in a New York Egg Cream and no trout in Baltimore Lake Trout.

...and no dick in Spotted Dick.

http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/v...ick-103210

...and no dick in Spotted Dick.

http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/v...ick-103210

That may, in fact, depend very much on where you are in the world when you order it.

I think the term is ROFLMAO!  OK, I think the tension that had built on this thread this evening is definitely broken

That may, in fact, depend very much on where you are in the world when you order it.

I think the term is ROFLMAO!  OK, I think the tension that had built on this thread this evening is definitely broken

Actually, I think the criticism rendered in this thread was definitely deflected...

To continue the spirit of consumer crime fighter I'd like to see you take your plight to another forum - RE Asylum Colonia shave soap. A no two ways about it knock-off of ADP original. Betcha won't. But if you do, welcome to the ban club.