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I'm not a great source because Henson is the first safety razor I've owned/used, so idk how other brands are.

I can say it is overbuilt in a good way, because it has survived multiple falls in a tub and porcelain sink, has hung out in the shower getting wet and slowly drying repeatedly in a humid environment, and still functions perfectly. The blades rust, but the aluminum razor and whatever they made the central screw out of hasn't rusted after more than a year.

Dude, they're the best! The beats, the weirdly awesome announcer voice, the music videos with way too much production budget somehow, and (mostly) historically accurate raps!

But yes, most people I want to show them to would immediately shut it off and shout "language!" Like Captain America.

Buying things to save money?

There are probably alternatives to everything in that membership that fill the purpose of each item and outlast the subscription items, therefore ending up costing less in the long term.

Edit: From other comments, I take it you're talking about more than a shaving subscription membership. That's different

Henson razor (really the handle) is 75 dollars up front, that's on the expensive side. The thing lasts as long as you don't lose it. Name brand blades are $15 for 100 blades on Amazon. A blade lasts anywhere from 2 days to a week of daily shaving.

No membership fees, and the cost of the handle can be divided over several years.

Edit to correct the pricing of the Henson from $60 to $75

Yeah, trying out the unattainable is a lot of fun!

And definitely, the Underground series copied the Fast and Furious series pretty closely

This Suno-generated abomination, along with several more bass heavy songs I asked it to put together for fun.

https://suno.com/song/79c82404-c221-4a98-b9d6-93c817c61e71

I think this is the ideal use of AI, the dumb stuff that would be expensive to convince someone to sit down and create.

https://suno.com/song/87f05db5-8a64-4222-82af-e2469975c864

Wow, okay.

I'm partial to the idea of a heavily modified cheap car that keeps up with the high dollar cars. Built not bought and all that.

I think it was Need for Speed 3 Hot Pursuit 2 that had all the super cars to choose from.

Need for Speed Underground for pretty cars, and Burnout for fun chaos.

Good human

I see your trucks hauling cheese and I raise you a line of pickups made of cheese hauling cheese.

Taking a 1 hour nap

Oooh, this is a good idea

The Bad Guys crossover is looking good

In Bing Copilot Designer, Dal e 3.

Prompt: a huge chrome V8 engine in a wooden stagecoach with chrome trim at high speed on a long desert road at sunset

looks like it went v10, and I love the double running boards

Idk, I just like chrome and stagecoaches and v8's

Ok, so it's "capable of drawing" enough power for 20,000 homes in the area. How much does it actually use day to day? Does it dim at night and brighten in the daytime to keep those ads rolling in the sunshine?

If only the creators of the ball had enough profit coming in to put up more solar panels and build up a battery bank for the night so they wouldn't take anything from the grid...

Maybe, I mean just maybe, they can run this thing only as long as the solar generated power lasts, and then turn it off 30% of the time.

Car washes recycle water, too.

Not much. The book takes place on a future Earth, no space travel involved

The Helldivers series by Nicholas Sansbury Smith, as read by R.C. Bray. It's the perfect voice to tell the story of the protagonist.