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Originally posted by Shape Shifter
Thanks to all who responded. I bought the M3Power, Gillette's new vibrating razor Friday night (life in the fast lane). The blade is basically the same as the Sensor Excel. I don't know that the vibrating really adds anything to the functionality, but it made the shaving experience enjoyable and vaguely erotic, sort of like masturbating a nonerogenous body part.
In order to conduct a more complete product review, I was able to find a female volunteer willing to test the M3Power on a more sensitive area. I was quickly informed that my assistance wasn't needed (I tickled, apparently), so I left her alone in the bathroom with the M3Power. She finally emerged a couple of hours ago. It was a win-win situation, I guess. She got the M3Power and I got to watch the replay of Hopkins/Allen and De La Hoya/Sturm in peace.
I was initially put off by the $13 price tag*, but it's a small price to pay for the additional free time. The tv ads do not address the elephant in the bedroom, namely that the M3Power is a product for women not for men. But then again if there's an elephant in the bedroom, perhaps she doesn't need the M3Power.
*AAA battery included
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Oh, shapey, I'm afraid you'll have your heart broken again. I know when you ordered the new one you got the two ply skin option, but vinyl is still vinyl, and its a fucking razor blade.
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