Shaving notes of the MaineYooper

Keep it until you are CERTAIN you want to let it go is my thoughts.

I 100% agree with Dave.

We've all sold things just to buy them again a while later, because we missed having them. Maybe lock it away somewhere. If you don't look for it, or have the urge to use it after a while (perhaps after you see someone else use it and your reaction)... Then it might be safe to let go?

Just a thought...

Awesome shave, btw. Loving the G5C, as well. I'm 60/40 2BED/G5C. Win-win sort of situation in my books.

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Keep it until you are CERTAIN you want to let it go is my thoughts.

I 100% agree with Dave.

We've all sold things just to buy them again a while later, because we missed having them. Maybe lock it away somewhere. If you don't look for it, or have the urge to use it after a while (perhaps after you see someone else use it and your reaction)... Then it might be safe to let go?

Just a thought...

Awesome shave, btw. Loving the G5C, as well. I'm 60/40 2BED/G5C. Win-win sort of situation in my books.

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My exact reasoning and Paul has a GREAT suggestion as it will help you KNOW how to proceed without regerts later !

I thought I signed up for the Buyers Club program for an early viewing before posting ?!?!

I agree with Dave in KY and Paul mrdoug.   Sentiment has a place in life.  It can be underrated or overrated in many ways and about many things (not just tangible objects).  My suggestion is to sell something if and when you are comfortable selling it (and "half-comfortable" is not comfortable).  The book I sometimes reference, Love People Use Things, mentions the spontaneous combustion test:  If something spontaneously combusted and vaporized into thin air, how would you feel?  Try that test.  In any case, you can always sell something next week.  You cannot unsell it.

I agree with Dave in KY and Paul mrdoug.   Sentiment has a place in life.  It can be underrated or overrated in many ways and about many things (not just tangible objects).  My suggestion is to sell something if and when you are comfortable selling it (and "half-comfortable" is not comfortable).  The book I sometimes reference, Love People Use Things, mentions the spontaneous combustion test:  If something spontaneously combusted and vaporized into thin air, how would you feel?  Try that test.  In any case, you can always sell something next week.  You cannot unsell it.

People can spontaneously combust right?

I agree with Dave in KY and Paul mrdoug.   Sentiment has a place in life.  It can be underrated or overrated in many ways and about many things (not just tangible objects).  My suggestion is to sell something if and when you are comfortable selling it (and "half-comfortable" is not comfortable).  The book I sometimes reference, Love People Use Things, mentions the spontaneous combustion test:  If something spontaneously combusted and vaporized into thin air, how would you feel?  Try that test.  In any case, you can always sell something next week.  You cannot unsell it.

Thanks, guys! I am sitting on it, not selling. Mike, once again, I appreciate your thoughtfulness!

Fat Tuesday! 



I was having so much fun this morning that I may have over shaved! Just the slightest irritation on my neck. And in a stunt I have not pulled in more than 5 years, I managed to nick my nostril! What?! Lol! Brandishing the Vector with reckless abandon, I guess. Like I said, I was having a great time. Still ended up with a great shave, and a cold water rinse made it all better!

Hope this brings a smile to you guys! Let the ribbing commenced!

That nick on the nostril is like when you are having a grand ol' playtime with the kitty and suddenly a claw finds its way to your skin. Both of you freeze, and the fun instantly evaporates.

Great fun shave Eric, as everyone goes to your BST listing to see if you updated it with the addition of the Vector. Ribbing done

Thanks guys!