The Gent's acquired himself a Sam Browne belt in furtherance of a more-diesel-than-steam-punk effect. Unfortunately, the thing is tough as all hells.
Tricks for softening up tough leather like this so that the belt can actually be buckled properly instead of refusing to bend enough to do so?
We're getting saddle soap and either neatsfoot or mink oil at an equestrian centre this weekend, but tips are still welcome.
The Latin was also for the more-diesel-than-steam-punk, and contributions were very welcome indeed.
Tricks for softening up tough leather like this so that the belt can actually be buckled properly instead of refusing to bend enough to do so?
We're getting saddle soap and either neatsfoot or mink oil at an equestrian centre this weekend, but tips are still welcome.
The Latin was also for the more-diesel-than-steam-punk, and contributions were very welcome indeed.
So I've been thinking. I need a bit of a change. And by "change," I mean "haircut."
Should I
A, cut most of my hair off until it's about 2 inches long? (I'm going from about mid-chest-length here.)
B, do nothing and let it keep growing,
or, SECRET OPTION C, get a mohawk. Which would be about a foot long.
(It would grow out in time for the wedding, I swear, Kelly.)
Tell me what you think, LiveJournalz.
Should I
A, cut most of my hair off until it's about 2 inches long? (I'm going from about mid-chest-length here.)
B, do nothing and let it keep growing,
or, SECRET OPTION C, get a mohawk. Which would be about a foot long.
(It would grow out in time for the wedding, I swear, Kelly.)
Tell me what you think, LiveJournalz.
- Mood:
BLAH
I have bailed on gym and a birthday party. I am so hard core.













