hehe not aimed at you at all jocky, more a general :lol: that is really much too vauge to expalin. And the ruskin gibe was my fault, I opened that door and I knew the story even if I didnt get too detailed about it.
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hehe not aimed at you at all jocky, more a general :lol: that is really much too vauge to expalin. And the ruskin gibe was my fault, I opened that door and I knew the story even if I didnt get too detailed about it.
I may be leading the simple life, but I have three of those "daughter" thingsQuote:
Originally Posted by jocky
Have you been exfoiliating Jocky? I find wearing wellies all day does the job for the lower leg
...wait exfoliating? :lol:
Have I got my girly beauty-speak wrong?
well Im not sure depneds what you are on about and dnevr had the dubious pleaur eof exfoliating ( unless you count the time my sister got 'revenge' by emptying half a tub of salt in muy bed- she was annoyed because it didnt bother me in the slightes truthfully I didnt even realise, except to think huh?but I havent been to the beach how did I get sand in my bed! :lol: )
Mind Id think that the wellies affect would be more like the affect of knee high cheapo thick nylon socks in 42 degrees + celsius (thats like 105 f I think) in that it kills off all the hair follicles and gives you a free fairly painless wax.... :D
Yeah, that's always a funny one. Six months in gumboots and your calves are like a girl's.Quote:
Originally Posted by prendrelemick
I empathise with you completely and without reservation. Prendrelemick, not only have I been exfoiliating I have also been losing body hair as well. Thank you for the welly advice it is much appreciated. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by prendrelemick
Your being mysterious and cryptic Nightshade. I hate it when you women do this. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Nightshade
But I am not being cryptic you just aren't following there is a difference. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by jocky
Id like to say its because you are a male and obviously cant follow my superior thought patterns, unfortunately its more a case of needing a special night interpretation gene which is non-gender discriminative...:D
I am so glad you didnt say that! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Nightshade
She knows you're Scots and was being polite.
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what has being Scottish have to do with the price of tea? :confused:
[QUOTE=The Atheist;756487]She knows you're Scots and was being polite.
;) See what you have done now Athiest, imagine starting an argument about tea. Honestly, you could create a row in an empty room. Do you prefer Typhoo or Earl Gray? :lol:
both are gross in my opinion. :sick:
Earl grey is ok nice even especially with cake, or when its ridiculously hot. ( though most people find iot disgusting that I like milk in mine sometimes) Typhoo is the pits, te stuff tasts like dirt! now Morrisons own organic fairtrade is NICE then again the co-op 99 tea is also quite nice. HUmm twinings is nice not fairtrade. Yorkshire tea is good but quite strong. Irish breakfast tea ( what was the brand you got me niamh?) is yummy. Masala tea has a nice kick to it. Most herabal teas are OK. lipton is muck. PG tips I can just about stand when I am desperate!
It was irish tea but it was a gold blend not a breakfast. :) although what is classed as Irish breakfast abroad is bog standard here. you want a really good Irish tea, go for a pryamid, gold blend reserve. Bewleys clipper and green label are also very nice.