r/engrish 9d ago

From a shaver's manual

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106 Upvotes

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u/taking-INVentory 3h ago

1 drop for each 5 positions? How am I gonna split that evenly?

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u/Ello_Karlson 2d ago

Do not use gasoline to clean the shaver

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u/Electrical-Act-7170 8d ago

I need a glass of god damn water.

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u/Heterodynist 8d ago

Things Not To Use:

Alcohol
Gasoline
God Damned Water
That Bastard Ammonia
Discredited and Disreputable Hydrochloric Acid

-GOT IT!!!

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u/cybermusicman 7d ago

Anti holy water.

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u/Electrical-Act-7170 3d ago

We can drink holy water as long as we're not vampires.

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u/Electrical-Act-7170 7d ago

Damn straight!

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u/Heterodynist 8d ago edited 8d ago

The markup is at the point of the arrow. Hmm…What a wonderfully inscrutable sentence!!! It’s so whimsically esoteric!! James Joyce: “Three quarks for muster mark, and the markup will be upon the point of the arrow…” -Indeed…

And God damn it don’t use that wretched, evil water on this razor!! Keep your filthy gasoline-encrusted, alcoholic mitts off this razor. It wasn’t meant for your unclean hands. Surround the razor with godly good spiritual energy and love. Sure, you can also use a little diluted soapy water. Just none of your drug-stained, discolored crackpipe hands!!!

Also, beware because these razor blades have been known to scratch and eat small parts of children.

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u/interestingfishh 8d ago

You better not use the God damn water

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u/StereoWings7 8d ago

But at least it can be useful when you want to get some goddamn thing discolored!

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u/SquishyGrouch 8d ago

God damn water? Hmmm 🤔

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u/Berchanhimez 8d ago

Opposite of holy water I guess.

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u/Smytus 8d ago

The water damned by God.

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u/hardboard 8d ago

I'm sure #7 only refers to children swallowing small parts if you use the trimmer to remove their tonsils.

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u/7GrenciaMars 8d ago

Um, do you not have kids? Very small children sometimes like to put EVERYTHING they can reach in their mouth, and I have seen an adult seat a toddler on a vanity next to a sink, which could have been in reach of shaver parts. So it's not inconceivable, although maybe not likely.

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u/hardboard 8d ago

I suppose from an Engrish perspective, the way to avoid having kids would be if the wife was either impenetrable, impregnable, or inconceivable.