"Bought It In '88 With Money My Grandmother Left Me. My Mother Was Upset That I Spent My Inheritance On Something As Ephemeral As A Bicycle. I've Ridden Thousands Of Miles On It, Including A Double Century In 2000. Now It's My Townie Bike, For Shopping, Commuting, And Errands"
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Dunk 3 year s ago
The average "life" of these is well under 40 years, but for a few. Fortunately they have a long way to go to actually outlive their owners
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Midge 3 year s ago
razors? must be a woman using them
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Karon 3 year s ago
Midge,
The handle holds replaceable blades. Single blade, double edge. I used to have a Gillette Adjustable. Work of art.
The handle holds replaceable blades. Single blade, double edge. I used to have a Gillette Adjustable. Work of art.
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Jos 3 year s ago
#40 *Mother
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Richard 3 year s ago
#12 Like mukluks, only mukluks have a canvas shell. Just don't get them wet.
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Loren 3 year s ago
Why no guns? They last forever if treated halfway right. Long story, but I've got ones with over a century artistry, science, engineering, heraldry, provision, and yes - Nazi killing valor in them.
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Randy 3 year s ago
#6 Did your great uncle smuggle it up his a**, so the Nazis would not take it.
The handle holds replaceable blades. Single blade, double edge. I used to have a Gillette Adjustable. Work of art.