Trimming the bush makes the tree look taller
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D_Jared Padalicki
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I prefer to see an average-size trunk, or even a sapling, surrounded by dense foliage. Bare redwoods don't do much for me.
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Personally it does make the tree look bigger but I also like the way it makes me feel. Your skin becomes hyper sensitive to touch and more…besides no unwanted hair to leave or get into places it should be.
I have been clean shaven for the better part of 36 years, as a former swimmer and tri-athlete it made sense but in the long run I have kept it and enjoy every benefit from doing so.
I do think they should run this ad on TV and could do so easily after 9:00PM or on certain channels like the Comedy Network etc pretty tame by advertising standards.
I have been clean shaven for the better part of 36 years, as a former swimmer and tri-athlete it made sense but in the long run I have kept it and enjoy every benefit from doing so.
I do think they should run this ad on TV and could do so easily after 9:00PM or on certain channels like the Comedy Network etc pretty tame by advertising standards.
Y'know, I remember when replacement blades for twin-bladed razors cost about $5-7 for a half-dozen.
Then Gillette tricks everyone into thinking they need 3-bladed razors, for which the replacement blades cost more than $2 each. Then they start selling 5-bladed razors (some of which are battery powered) for more than $3 each.
As if that weren't bad enough, now they're trying to convince us that we need to shave our entire bodies and not just our faces? It's a racket, guys. Don't fall for it.
Then Gillette tricks everyone into thinking they need 3-bladed razors, for which the replacement blades cost more than $2 each. Then they start selling 5-bladed razors (some of which are battery powered) for more than $3 each.
As if that weren't bad enough, now they're trying to convince us that we need to shave our entire bodies and not just our faces? It's a racket, guys. Don't fall for it.
