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Originally Posted by garinda
I'd attack it first with small scissors, then dampen it with a hot flannel. Apply shaving soap, and allow a few minutes for the bristles to soften. Always use downward strokes, going with the direction of the hair. Finish off with a cream balm, never an alcohol aftershave.
Don't forget to ask if he'd like anything for the weekend.  |
Well, following Garinda's instructions, I did a wonderful job of removing this growth, he was shaking like a leaf but he was brave and refused a general anaesthetic. Not a drop of blood was spilt and no need of the blood transfusion services.
He looked much younger and would love to see the wife's reaction this evening ... he hadn't told her
She will think a new man has walked through the door and feel sure he will need something for the weeked
Also had a marathon exercise biking session, and four of our colleagues did an excellent 5 mile run around Intack and over Stanhill, wearing Stanley shirts, of course. Up the dinner timer, we had around £ 200 ..
