I know that she wantes me to take #2 Son to the upscale barber shop, and it's nice. It's also a barber shop, not a salon, so #2 Son won't grow up to be a hairdresser or a fashion designer. Or something.
And while the magazines are very upscale indeed (Travel & Leisure, Wine Spectator, Scientific American), I just have to say that it's not a proper barber shop without Car & Driver or Guns & Ammo.
Just sayin'.
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UPDATE 4 June 2011 18:30: I spoke too soon. You can have a cold beer or a passable (Jack Daniel's/Maker's Mark) bourbon and branch while you get shorn. I may go back for a proper straight-edge razor shave. With Bourbon chaser ...
All in all, a Man's barber shop, it seems.
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Popular Mechanics and Popular Electronics!
I was a magic geek when I was a kid
and all the mail order magic trick companies were in the classifieds!
American Rifleman or bust.
I remember my dad taking me to the barber shop when I was a wee lad. He must have been watching me go through the stacks of American Rifleman they had, because on the way back, he told me my birthday present was a junior membership in the NRA.
Yeah, that was pretty awesome.
Or Donald Duck comic books.
(Looks around at everyone staring.) What? They were good!
Never been to a barber shop... I bought some hair clippers instead.
As a quick way to make some bucks or beer in college I cut hair in our co-ed dorm. A six-pack a cut.
Symmetry is GOD - it's everything, and tools help. Had to buy some real hair-cutting scissors.
As an artist doing "plastic" arts and physical modeling it wasn't too hard to pick-up technique.
It was not very lucrative since we were mostly long-hairs, but I also did it for some chicks and THAT was a *cough* relationship builder, oh boy, some of them they got lovey-dovey.
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