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#211
06-15-2007, 06:16 PM
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Re: What\'s the use of washcloths?
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FFK, "Agreed. I thought 'Chair was getting fruity when he bought one but it's totally awesome." Wait a sec, you make your guys convert to cute scrunchy shower puff balls, then look at them strange when they pick up some stuff on their own? [/ QUOTE ] Diablo, I can assure you that FFK is a ruthless, demanding judger of men. 
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#212
06-15-2007, 06:39 PM
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Re: What\'s the use of washcloths?
Diablo,
I will offer up my house as a neutral location to sheen the peen. You wouldn't want to contaminate the results w/ stray body odors around your room. Just jump on the 101 or 280 and head south for ~45 minutes.
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#213
06-15-2007, 07:25 PM
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Re: What\'s the use of washcloths?
Diablo,
Touche. I guess I found it odd because he was pretty resistant to the idea of the puffy thing, and yet bought the back-brush on his own whim. It was surprising coming from him.
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#214
06-15-2007, 07:55 PM
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Re: What\'s the use of washcloths?
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also note that shortline is as hairy as a wildebeest [/ QUOTE ] I think for hairy people soap and hands has a very similar effect to soap and one of those foofy things for non-hairy people. Still just for facial grease alone I'd want something. I wash my face twice with the washcloth in the shower, and rinse the washcloth inbetween. The first one seems to get off all the oil and the 2nd really gets my face clean.
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