| | Moore's Law for Razor Blades: 14 Blades by 2100 - Gizmodo (Site not responding. Last check: ) |
 | | They were advitising Gillette's new 16 blade razor (in typical Gillette manly-man voice over): The first blade distracts the hair, while the second and third blades sneak up behind it, cutting off any escape routes. |
 | | The fourth and fifth blades attempt to coax the hair from its hiding place using modern modern counselling techniques while the sixth blade, posing as a passing motorist, acts as a decoy, allowing the seventh and eighth blades to swoop down and quickly overpower the hair. |
 | | The ninth blade, disguised as a postman, administers a small dose of chloroform, allowing blades 10 through 13 to remove the hair and escort it away for further questioning. |
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