Memes

My dad's workplace had something similar in the 1960s-70s. It was a plane hangar that was used by the baggage handlers.

The walls were cinder block so hollow from top to bottom, they would open up the boxes of the mini alcohol bottles that would go on the planes and take handfuls of them out, once the bottles were empty they would dump them down the same hole until they actually filled one up then started on a new one.

That would have been a surprise when that hangar got demolished and that wall opened up.

Wet shaving is still very much a thing; in fact in the last decade or so, it's had a renaissance of sorts (tho it was probably re-gaining popularity already in the early 00's). I've been a wet shaver for 2.5 years but decided to buy me an electric shaver because these days I have less time for wet shaving. It can done be quickly but what's the point if you've got to rush it. Links for those who got curious:

https://www.badgerandblade.com/forum/

https://www.badgerandblade.com/forum/media/

https://sharpologist.com/

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Haven’t seen it mentioned, maybe I didn’t look hard enough. Wouldn’t this be a huge problem for water damage and mold between the walls? All I can think about is all that shower water + steam getting in there

Curious as to why this fell out of fashion?

Not just hotels, but regular homes too.

how is this a "meme"?

I thought people use those plastic blade disposal container that has a slot on top that you throw away once it gets full nowadays.

It's not built into the wall, but the base principle still hasn't changed even after all these times.

Fuckin razor blades. Where do they go?

For some reason I read th his in the vouce od Dara Ó Brian. "It goes into the waaal."

(https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BVxOb8-d7Ic)