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[โ€“] walden@wetshav.ing 6 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

March 24th, 2026

  • Brush: Rad Dinosaur Creations - w/AP Shave Co. Cashmere 26mm Synthetic
  • Razor: Star Double Edge
  • Blade: Personna Lab Blue (1)
  • Lather: Noble Otter - Logbook - Soap
  • Post Shave: MW - Bay Rum - Aftershave
  • Post Shave: Stirling Soap Co. - Friends to the End - Balm
  • Fragrance: Stirling Soap Co. - Friends to the End - EdT

The night before last, Jazz 8646 struck a fire truck that crossed in front of it while landing in LGA. The 2 pilots were killed, but by a stroke of luck everyone else was spared. Even the forward flight attendant, who was flung from the aircraft while strapped in her jumpseat, got away with just a broken leg which will require surgery.

This accident hit a little too close to home for me. I've landed or taken off on that runway hundreds of times. I recognize the voice of the controller involved, and all I can say is he's one of the good ones. Anyone can make a mistake, and it takes multiple mistakes -- often from multiple people -- to get to the point of an accident. It's my opinion that these controllers have been operating at red-line for way too long, and our government has failed us yet again by not having enough staff at our airports. The controller was already dealing with another emergency on the field before this second event happened, increasing his workload way beyond what it should have been.

In tribute to the pilots, I used my aviation themed soap today. It's a nice scent, and of course the base is incredibly easy to use. This razor is still impressing me! Very efficient.