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Better his beard than any paper products. My DH has a beard too. Kinda partial to it looking trim.
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Originally Posted by paulswalia
(Post 6052347)
I'm going to answer with a quilting answer - can you show us a picture?
Yeah, I've forgiven him. He's a pretty great guy and also my best friend. He's getting new scissors and trimmer for Father's Day. |
Originally Posted by Teacup
(Post 6053095)
I would have LOVED to have a picture. I'd already left for work when this happened. Wish I'd seen it!
Yeah, I've forgiven him. He's a pretty great guy and also my best friend. He's getting new scissors and trimmer for Father's Day. |
I was going to say that, then remembered I'm on the quilt board and not Knitting Paradise. lol
Originally Posted by quiltstringz
(Post 6049142)
I agree with this - I believe he gets a pass. I doubt very much that it hurt your scissors. Beards are a natural fiber - right?
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It's paper that dulls scissors because of the wood pulp in it. I've never heard anything suggesting beards would be damaging to scissors, and when I wore bangs I often trimmed them with the best scissors from the sewing room. I think I'd be annoyed if he used them on his toenails, though. Gotta have some respect!
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I bought inexpensive scissors at Walmart and have them stashed everywhere. My husband has been repeatedly warned to not touch the sewing scissors. However, I still haven't been able to break him from using my kitchen shears on paper! May have to buy a daggone lock!!!
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Hey, he went to work and brings home a paycheck. So if he's otherwise a good husband and this is a one-time deal, I say forgive him.
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Yep! Think he deserves a pass this time. Now when my dad used my moms to trim his toenails. . .
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Better to replace the scissors that have your hubby look like a wild man....
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