parker 60r taught me what less aggressive safety razor means
I felt that I didn't give the TTO a fair shake, so I bought the Parker 60R safety razor and gave it a go.
I've used both and no, they're not the same. Not at all.
I live in a hot state, so I have to plan for this stuff early.
My current daily driver is the Garmin DriveSmart 76, and while that works very nicely, I purposely use a Garmin model made from over a decade ago because it's much better equipped to handle hot-hot weather.
Sometimes all it takes to feel your age - good or bad - is to take a trip to the gas station.
Yes, I'm still DE shaving, but my rig has changed.
I talked about the vintage Garmin 200 series earlier this week, so I figured I might as well give a report on what I'm using currently.
Above is a Garmin nuvi 205 GPS navigator, a model released in early 2008. And yes, it's my 205 because I have a collection of Garmin navigators just because I like them. After all, I do use a modern Garmin DriveSmart 76.
What's truly amazing however is how many people are still using the '08 stuff. Why? The answer is interesting.
Retro needs an update, and it's 2012.
I talked about this at the beginning of the year but want to revisit it. At the time I write this, Microsoft Windows 10 is almost 10 years old, and the time is drawing closer to where 10 will become officially unsupported.
And oh yeah, I'm seeing some panic.
I just talked about getting new tires, and it's worth talking about these little things, valve stem caps (a.k.a. valve stem covers).
There are several different types of caps out there, and they all fall into one of three categories: Plain, TPMS or metal. Which is the best?
