Enjoy the maniacal, edge-of-razor grin Lydon flashes at Snyder (or is it at the camera?) around the 1 55 mark.
In a letter in 1943 Maugham told Isherwood that he wanted "to use either 'The Sharp Edge of a Razor' or 'The Razor's Edge,' as the title of my new novel, but as it stands the phrase would be incomprehensible to the reader".
One word cut, a sharp edge of a razor blade.
An example is a ball bearing balanced on the edge of a razor blade.
The watch hands are hair-thin, like the edge of a razor blade, hard to see, especially in this fading light.
A government that has to fight for its ideas and legislation on the edge of a razor is no bad thing.
He sent Thurman love notes, including a card with a drawing of a grave with a headstone and a man standing on the edge of a razor blade, the actor testified.
Nicholson is now best known - and best liked - for his white-on-white abstract paintings, reliefs and sculptures, the paint often literally pared down with the edge of a razor blade.
He had admitted showing up at Ms. Thurman's Manhattan doorstep at all hours of the night, calling and sending e-mail messages to her relatives, and leaving her a package of notes and cards that included little pieces of torn paper, a drawing of him walking off the edge of a razor blade, and a picture of a headless bride.
It is described with a directness that might make some readers queasy: "He has long ago run out of blank skin on his forearms, and he now recuts over old cuts, using the edge of the razor to saw through the tough, webby scar tissue: when the new cuts heal, they do so in warty furrows, and he is disgusted and dismayed and fascinated all at once by how severely he has deformed himself".
