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growing up my mother would not throw away the spoons that fell into the garbage disposer.
I hate flat ones. Seems manufacturers cheap out doing the easy stamp- and make these oversize teaspoons with like 1/8" draft. No! Stamp them so they hold some contents, ffs
I've heard with a little lot of MDMA and a dark room and some electronic music that can be acceptable hot af. Feel like I got too old before I found time to try.
 
Y’all must do some standard buzz cuts or something…

ain’t no way I’d try to cut my own hair,
unless it was just a GI buzz cut.. 🤣
5/8” clipper attachment for sides and back, 7/8” for top, 1/4-1/2” taper attachment on either side around the ears, and straight close cut in the back/neck.
 
5/8” clipper attachment for sides and back, 7/8” for top, 1/4-1/2” taper attachment on either side around the ears, and straight close cut in the back/neck.
At 59 I finally bought a Wahl clipper set so I could quit paying $30 a pop for my haircuts. Not that fancy yet, just #4 on the sides and back and #8 on the top.
 
Never paid for a hair cut once ever and I'm 52yo. My dad cut it until I was around 12 or 13, and then I decided I could do it better than he did.

3 pane mirror and small scissors ftw.

My dad learned to cut his own hair, when he was overseas in WWII. Never went to a barber again, he lived to be 97, had a full head of thick wavy hair until he died, always looked great. All the men in our family have very full thick heads of hair, me, sons, grandsons. I'm going to have to get clippers soon and figure out how do it myself, tired of paying for more expensive haircuts, also.
 
Damn, is that what it is now? I can’t remember what it was when I used to go but it was no where near that.
About $22-25 plus tip. I got some very nice Wahl clippers for about $55 on Amazon. Already paid for itself. The other advantage is I can touch it up anytime at the sink in less than 5 minutes. No more going 2+ months between haircuts.
 
When I was in the first grade (back when it was a school house) :unsure: neighborhood buddy and I were playing. Forget what we were doin but I ended up with grass clippers. He said he didn't like how his mother combed his hair. Ya you know what I did. We both thought he looked cool then he went home. Mom got the call an was smiling. When she got off the phone the grass clippers were not to be used again. I see him every now an then an the first words are "do you remember". Damm those were the good old days
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