Overclocking....THE M3 GILLETTE


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I recently saw a TechTV episode where they overclocked an electric toothbrush's battery power, which was hilarious.

Than I was watching TV and saw the Gillette M3 commercial(the razor with the AA battery in it) and figured someone has to go crazy and overclock that. Just because.

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Ahh yes, the good old days of TSS.

This sounds like the future work of Tim the Toolman Taylor.

On that note, I wouldnt volunteer to test that little idea. Any time someone talks about playing with sharp objects on teh face, I think I just have to step far away, screaming 'dont touch me!!!'

This sounds like the future work of Tim the Toolman Taylor.

On that note, I wouldnt volunteer to test that little idea. Any time someone talks about playing with sharp objects on teh face, I think I just have to step far away, screaming 'dont touch me!!!'

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Al: I don't think so, Tim.

The battery controls the electric impulses sent to the skin to make the hairs stand on end, does it not? Therefore you're basically overclocking the shock sent to your face.

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My thoughts exactly. I wonder if it would make your hairs stand up more or something.

My thoughts exactly. I wonder if it would make your hairs stand up more or something.

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Or maybe, it'll make your face fall off.

Don't mess with electricity, just... Overclock something else. Like I said, a tazerazer isn't a good idea

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