Nigel Tufnel
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I believe that's unicorn dust. I agree, though. Exfoliation.Those Irish Spring bars with the grains of sand (or whatever) in them areI prefer bar soap. More friction for a deeper clean.![]()
I believe that's unicorn dust. I agree, though. Exfoliation.Those Irish Spring bars with the grains of sand (or whatever) in them areI prefer bar soap. More friction for a deeper clean.![]()
Link to start date?The time stamp.Who said it took long?This deserves a post? What took you so long?01/07/09I have mastered soap fusion.
When did you start using soap, Smedley?Link to start date?The time stamp.Who said it took long?This deserves a post? What took you so long?01/07/09I have mastered soap fusion.
Not sure I follow.Ah. That's the real reason for this blog update. Admit it.Yes.A good purchase?Of course it is.One of the keys to success is not waiting until it's only a sliver, though. You want some meat on there for good purchase.Going out on a limb here, but does this have to do with the last sliver of a bar soap that you don't want to waste, so you "fuse" it to a new bar? Please tell me this is what you're talking about. If not, I'm embarrassed.01/07/09
I have mastered soap fusion.–verb (used with object)
1. to acquire by the payment of money or its equivalent; buy.
2. to acquire by effort, sacrifice, flattery, etc.
3. to influence by a bribe.
4. to be sufficient to buy: Twenty dollars purchases a subscription.
5. Law. to acquire (land or other property) by means other than inheritance.
6. to move, haul, or raise, esp. by applying mechanical power.
7. to get a leverage on; apply a lever, pulley, or other aid to.
8. Obsolete. to procure, acquire, or obtain.
–verb (used without object)
9. to buy something.
–noun
10. acquisition by the payment of money or its equivalent; buying, or a single act of buying.
11. something that is purchased or bought.
12. something purchased, with respect to value in relation to price; buy: At three for a dollar they seemed like a good purchase.
13. Law. the acquisition of land or other property by means other than inheritance.
14. acquisition by means of effort, labor, etc.: the purchase of comfort at the price of freedom.
15. a lever, pulley, or other device that provides mechanical advantage or power for moving or raising a heavy object.
16. an effective hold or position for applying power in moving or raising a heavy object; leverage.
17. any means of applying or increasing power, influence, etc.
18. the annual return or rent from land.
19. a firm grip or grasp, footing, etc., on something.
20. Obsolete. booty.
What would that have to do with my mastering of soap fusion?When did you start using soap, Smedley?Link to start date?The time stamp.Who said it took long?This deserves a post? What took you so long?01/07/09I have mastered soap fusion.
In your case, probably nothing.What would that have to do with my mastering of soap fusion?When did you start using soap, Smedley?Link to start date?The time stamp.Who said it took long?This deserves a post? What took you so long?01/07/09I have mastered soap fusion.
Wow, this is a huge problem for me. Any tricks? Tips? I usually just throw it away once it starts getting small and thin.A new, full bar is so greatOf course it is.One of the keys to success is not waiting until it's only a sliver, though. You want some meat on there for good purchase.Going out on a limb here, but does this have to do with the last sliver of a bar soap that you don't want to waste, so you "fuse" it to a new bar? Please tell me this is what you're talking about. If not, I'm embarrassed.01/07/09I have mastered soap fusion.
When the bar is getting thin, use it one last time and while the bar is still wet, press it against the new bar so that most of the surfaces are touching. The bars will fuse when they dry. The trick is to align the contours to maximize surface contact and not press so hard that you are trying to mash them together. After a few tries, you'll have it down... although I'm guessing it won't motivate you to post a blog entry about your success.Wow, this is a huge problem for me. Any tricks? Tips? I usually just throw it away once it starts getting small and thin.A new, full bar is so greatOf course it is.One of the keys to success is not waiting until it's only a sliver, though. You want some meat on there for good purchase.Going out on a limb here, but does this have to do with the last sliver of a bar soap that you don't want to waste, so you "fuse" it to a new bar? Please tell me this is what you're talking about. If not, I'm embarrassed.01/07/09I have mastered soap fusion.
This is how I do it, but I like to make both bars wet. Why the hate for the blog? It's helped me through some tough times.When the bar is getting thin, use it one last time and while the bar is still wet, press it against the new bar so that most of the surfaces are touching. The bars will fuse when they dry. The trick is to align the contours to maximize surface contact and not press so hard that you are trying to mash them together. After a few tries, you'll have it down... although I'm guessing it won't motivate you to post a blog entry about your success.Wow, this is a huge problem for me. Any tricks? Tips? I usually just throw it away once it starts getting small and thin.A new, full bar is so greatOf course it is.One of the keys to success is not waiting until it's only a sliver, though. You want some meat on there for good purchase.Going out on a limb here, but does this have to do with the last sliver of a bar soap that you don't want to waste, so you "fuse" it to a new bar? Please tell me this is what you're talking about. If not, I'm embarrassed.01/07/09I have mastered soap fusion.
this is an odd definition for the word purchase.–noun20. Obsolete. booty.
I think that means booty like a treasure.Wow, some of you aren't too bright, eh?this is an odd definition for the word purchase.–noun20. Obsolete. booty.
Let's be honest.. the work has started to suffer.Why the hate for the blog? It's helped me through some tough times.
One of the keys is keeping the new bar dry. Also, you want to put the old sliver along the engraved face of the new bar, where it says Safeguard or Dial or whatever. I will disagree with moby somewhat, in that you want to press hard enough to make sure that old bar is being seated into the engraving. This makes the new resultant super bar almost indestructible.This is how I do it, but I like to make both bars wet. Why the hate for the blog? It's helped me through some tough times.When the bar is getting thin, use it one last time and while the bar is still wet, press it against the new bar so that most of the surfaces are touching. The bars will fuse when they dry. The trick is to align the contours to maximize surface contact and not press so hard that you are trying to mash them together. After a few tries, you'll have it down... although I'm guessing it won't motivate you to post a blog entry about your success.Wow, this is a huge problem for me. Any tricks? Tips? I usually just throw it away once it starts getting small and thin.A new, full bar is so greatOf course it is.One of the keys to success is not waiting until it's only a sliver, though. You want some meat on there for good purchase.Going out on a limb here, but does this have to do with the last sliver of a bar soap that you don't want to waste, so you "fuse" it to a new bar? Please tell me this is what you're talking about. If not, I'm embarrassed.01/07/09I have mastered soap fusion.
I'll be awaiting your eighth post in this thread today.Let's be honest.. the work has started to suffer.Why the hate for the blog? It's helped me through some tough times.
I get it now. I thought the word Obsolete was part of the definition, not a descriptor.Thanks for the lesson. Learned a lot in here today.I think that means booty like a treasure.Wow, some of you aren't too bright, eh?this is an odd definition for the word purchase.–noun20. Obsolete. booty.
I'm here because I care.I'll be awaiting your eighth post in this thread today.Let's be honest.. the work has started to suffer.Why the hate for the blog? It's helped me through some tough times.
How many different varieties of soap do you have in your home? Do you change every time?![]()
Those Irish Spring bars with the grains of sand (or whatever) in them areI prefer bar soap. More friction for a deeper clean.![]()
I think that means booty like a treasure.Wow, some of you aren't too bright, eh?this is an odd definition for the word purchase.–noun
20. Obsolete. booty.
####ing weirdo.How many different varieties of soap do you have in your home? Do you change every time?![]()
i like to switch it up
I'll be awaiting your eighth post in this thread today.Let's be honest.. the work has started to suffer.Why the hate for the blog? It's helped me through some tough times.
Whatever. Nice thinly-veiled vocab bragging thread.Not sure I follow.Ah. That's the real reason for this blog update. Admit it.Yes.A good purchase?Of course it is.One of the keys to success is not waiting until it's only a sliver, though. You want some meat on there for good purchase.Going out on a limb here, but does this have to do with the last sliver of a bar soap that you don't want to waste, so you "fuse" it to a new bar? Please tell me this is what you're talking about. If not, I'm embarrassed.01/07/09
I have mastered soap fusion.–verb (used with object)
1. to acquire by the payment of money or its equivalent; buy.
2. to acquire by effort, sacrifice, flattery, etc.
3. to influence by a bribe.
4. to be sufficient to buy: Twenty dollars purchases a subscription.
5. Law. to acquire (land or other property) by means other than inheritance.
6. to move, haul, or raise, esp. by applying mechanical power.
7. to get a leverage on; apply a lever, pulley, or other aid to.
8. Obsolete. to procure, acquire, or obtain.
–verb (used without object)
9. to buy something.
–noun
10. acquisition by the payment of money or its equivalent; buying, or a single act of buying.
11. something that is purchased or bought.
12. something purchased, with respect to value in relation to price; buy: At three for a dollar they seemed like a good purchase.
13. Law. the acquisition of land or other property by means other than inheritance.
14. acquisition by means of effort, labor, etc.: the purchase of comfort at the price of freedom.
15. a lever, pulley, or other device that provides mechanical advantage or power for moving or raising a heavy object.
16. an effective hold or position for applying power in moving or raising a heavy object; leverage.
17. any means of applying or increasing power, influence, etc.
18. the annual return or rent from land.
19. a firm grip or grasp, footing, etc., on something.
20. Obsolete. booty.
when are you and Righetti gonna hold a blog off!####ing weirdo.How many different varieties of soap do you have in your home? Do you change every time?![]()
i like to switch it up
Remember.....this is just satire bloggingwhen are you and Righetti gonna hold a blog off!####ing weirdo.How many different varieties of soap do you have in your home? Do you change every time?![]()
i like to switch it up
Some of us have legitimate blogsRemember.....this is just satire bloggingwhen are you and Righetti gonna hold a blog off!####ing weirdo.How many different varieties of soap do you have in your home? Do you change every time?![]()
i like to switch it up
You honestly think someone would brag about that use of "purchase"? Have you seriously never heard that before? Gotta be shtick.Whatever. Nice thinly-veiled vocab bragging thread.Not sure I follow.Ah. That's the real reason for this blog update. Admit it.Yes.A good purchase?Of course it is.One of the keys to success is not waiting until it's only a sliver, though. You want some meat on there for good purchase.Going out on a limb here, but does this have to do with the last sliver of a bar soap that you don't want to waste, so you "fuse" it to a new bar? Please tell me this is what you're talking about. If not, I'm embarrassed.01/07/09
I have mastered soap fusion.–verb (used with object)
1. to acquire by the payment of money or its equivalent; buy.
2. to acquire by effort, sacrifice, flattery, etc.
3. to influence by a bribe.
4. to be sufficient to buy: Twenty dollars purchases a subscription.
5. Law. to acquire (land or other property) by means other than inheritance.
6. to move, haul, or raise, esp. by applying mechanical power.
7. to get a leverage on; apply a lever, pulley, or other aid to.
8. Obsolete. to procure, acquire, or obtain.
–verb (used without object)
9. to buy something.
–noun
10. acquisition by the payment of money or its equivalent; buying, or a single act of buying.
11. something that is purchased or bought.
12. something purchased, with respect to value in relation to price; buy: At three for a dollar they seemed like a good purchase.
13. Law. the acquisition of land or other property by means other than inheritance.
14. acquisition by means of effort, labor, etc.: the purchase of comfort at the price of freedom.
15. a lever, pulley, or other device that provides mechanical advantage or power for moving or raising a heavy object.
16. an effective hold or position for applying power in moving or raising a heavy object; leverage.
17. any means of applying or increasing power, influence, etc.
18. the annual return or rent from land.
19. a firm grip or grasp, footing, etc., on something.
20. Obsolete. booty.
epicblog off sounds a little like that time bagger and wilked had an "excel-off"
Gotta be shtick indeed.You honestly think someone would brag about that use of "purchase"? Have you seriously never heard that before? Gotta be shtick.Whatever. Nice thinly-veiled vocab bragging thread.Not sure I follow.Ah. That's the real reason for this blog update. Admit it.Yes.A good purchase?Of course it is.One of the keys to success is not waiting until it's only a sliver, though. You want some meat on there for good purchase.Going out on a limb here, but does this have to do with the last sliver of a bar soap that you don't want to waste, so you "fuse" it to a new bar? Please tell me this is what you're talking about. If not, I'm embarrassed.01/07/09
I have mastered soap fusion.–verb (used with object)
1. to acquire by the payment of money or its equivalent; buy.
2. to acquire by effort, sacrifice, flattery, etc.
3. to influence by a bribe.
4. to be sufficient to buy: Twenty dollars purchases a subscription.
5. Law. to acquire (land or other property) by means other than inheritance.
6. to move, haul, or raise, esp. by applying mechanical power.
7. to get a leverage on; apply a lever, pulley, or other aid to.
8. Obsolete. to procure, acquire, or obtain.
–verb (used without object)
9. to buy something.
–noun
10. acquisition by the payment of money or its equivalent; buying, or a single act of buying.
11. something that is purchased or bought.
12. something purchased, with respect to value in relation to price; buy: At three for a dollar they seemed like a good purchase.
13. Law. the acquisition of land or other property by means other than inheritance.
14. acquisition by means of effort, labor, etc.: the purchase of comfort at the price of freedom.
15. a lever, pulley, or other device that provides mechanical advantage or power for moving or raising a heavy object.
16. an effective hold or position for applying power in moving or raising a heavy object; leverage.
17. any means of applying or increasing power, influence, etc.
18. the annual return or rent from land.
19. a firm grip or grasp, footing, etc., on something.
20. Obsolete. booty.
This would be nothing short of awesome.As an side, Righetti is so into his blog now that he advertises it every chance he gets. There'll be an e-mail chain with ten guys on it and something will come up related to football, and he'll say "speaking of football..." and link to the latest article in his blog, which has absolutely nothing to do with football. His blog link is his status in Facebook and Gchat and every other electronic identity. It's becoming a serious concern.when are you and Righetti gonna hold a blog off!####ing weirdo.How many different varieties of soap do you have in your home? Do you change every time?![]()
i like to switch it up
I hope he's at least selling Amway.This would be nothing short of awesome.As an side, Righetti is so into his blog now that he advertises it every chance he gets. There'll be an e-mail chain with ten guys on it and something will come up related to football, and he'll say "speaking of football..." and link to the latest article in his blog, which has absolutely nothing to do with football. His blog link is his status in Facebook and Gchat and every other electronic identity. It's becoming a serious concern.when are you and Righetti gonna hold a blog off!####ing weirdo.How many different varieties of soap do you have in your home? Do you change every time?![]()
i like to switch it up
I take back my comments about shuke just mastering soap fusion. This guy just heard of the damn thing.Soap.Fusion. GENIUS
To think I almost quit the innnernets a couple of weeks ago.
I throw it in the gutta, and go buy anotha.I take back my comments about shuke just mastering soap fusion. This guy just heard of the damn thing.Soap.Fusion. GENIUS
To think I almost quit the innnernets a couple of weeks ago.
Must be nice to have all that extra change.I throw it in the gutta, and go buy anotha.I take back my comments about shuke just mastering soap fusion. This guy just heard of the damn thing.Soap.Fusion. GENIUS
To think I almost quit the innnernets a couple of weeks ago.
Is this related to soap fusion?I shared cheese curds and a shower with Shuke
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we're breaking the blog down in chat, page by pageIs this related to soap fusion?I shared cheese curds and a shower with Shuke
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Check out this masterpiece.
Let's see what you got, Moby Fan.
By the way, I assure you that stuff in the top-right corner of the pic is just some soap reside.
You should have seen this baby a couple of days ago.Check out this masterpiece.
Let's see what you got, Moby Fan.
By the way, I assure you that stuff in the top-right corner of the pic is just some soap reside.that looks like cookie dough molded in to the shape of a poorly formed race car
shuke said:Check out this masterpiece.
Let's see what you got, Moby Fan.
By the way, I assure you that stuff in the top-right corner of the pic is just some soap reside.
Shuke, I'm impressed. You really take care of your finger nails. And no pubes on the bar of soap. Good work.shuke said:Check out this masterpiece.
Let's see what you got, Moby Fan.
By the way, I assure you that stuff in the top-right corner of the pic is just some soap reside.
Awesome.shuke said:Check out this masterpiece.
Let's see what you got, Moby Fan.
By the way, I assure you that stuff in the top-right corner of the pic is just some soap reside.
No way is that two bars of soap molded together! No wayshuke said:
You mean I cut them?Shuke, I'm impressed. You really take care of your finger nails.