#21

Member
Toronto, Ont. Canada
(This post was last modified: 05-08-2017, 02:05 AM by Mickey Oberman.)
As that lovable old nosepro, Jimmy Durante, would say when referring to his shnoz:
"The Nose Knows."

And Shakespeare never wearied of quoting himself with:
"A nose by any other name would smell as sweet."

I once read in a highly respected scientific journal that elephants once had normal length noses.
But they all loved honey which, as we all know is encased in beeswax.
You take it from there, Lipripper660.

You are a brave man.

Mickey

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#22

Member
Toronto, Ont. Canada
(This post was last modified: 05-08-2017, 10:30 AM by Mickey Oberman.)
Freddie,

OH! Round tips scissors!

Sniff, sniff.
#23

Member
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Mickey, I felt like I had a Durante nose!

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#24
Kipling's JUST SO TALES has a different explanation for the elephant's nose. Who nose the evil which lurk in men's minds? The Shadow nose!

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#25

Member
Idaho Falls, Idaho
I just listened to an episode of the shadow. XM radio is awesome

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#26

Vintage Razor Fan
Southwestern NY
(This post was last modified: 05-08-2017, 09:06 AM by Blade4vor.)
Lipripper660, you had me literally laughing out loud with your story about nose waxing! It's 04:00 here and fortunately the cat was the only one awoken. Even she gave me a look that said, "What's up with you?"

Thanks for sharing your experience, but I think I will stick to trimming with the attachment made for this purpose on my clippers.

Wow, my eyes are still watering for you!

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-Rob
#27

Member
Toronto, Ont. Canada
I used to listen when I was a kid.
I'm 84 now.

Have they oiled that annoying door yet?

Mickey

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#28
Shadow and Sherlock Holmes both studied ju jitsu long before all these martial arts war heroes. Short of full on mixed martial arts I have yet to see one face off with a true judo master willingly. My Roshi/Sensai was pushing 80 when this fool in the Navy announced ' I prefer to break wrists, not throw them.' Sensai stands up and says 'break mine .' Guy made this flying leap like a Russian ballerina screaming his head off and found himself on the floor in a wristlock. Roshi taught me the rudiments of kendo when my legs kept going to sleep doing mediation. Beat me to a pulp until one day I walked in dragging this huge two handed irish fighting sword. He laughed and announced 'Kavanaugh-san! no more swords ! We study tea now.'

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#29
(This post was last modified: 05-10-2017, 01:59 PM by John Clayton.)
"Roshi/Sensai (sic)"

Rōshi (老師) is an honorific title used for a highly venerated senior teacher in Zen Buddhism.

Sensei (先生) denotes a teacher of any profession, although it's commonly used to indicate someone who is a teacher of Japanese martial arts.

Rhonda Rousey was an unbeatable judoka in the octagon until Holly Holmes knocked her block off with a well-placed kick. Conversely, Steven Seagal (an accomplished akidoka and karateka) thought he was hot stuff until he literally pooped his pants when a much older "Judo" Gene Lebell choked him out.

Of course, none of this has a thing to do with nose wax. Smile

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"What's good for me ain't necessarily good for the weak-minded." - Augustus McRae
#30
Lipripper660 good for you! I'm impressed you wax them. For me I just grab the visible ones with my fingers and yank them out. My eyes used to water and for some odd reason I felt the urge to sneeze; but after years of yanking on these hairs I doesn't hurt so much and there's no reflex of sneezing

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