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 Post subject: I'm as queer as Tommy Butler on gay pride day.
PostPosted: Wed Oct 22, 2008 6:17 pm 
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Which ones are best? Any suggestions?

What do the other bummers on here use?

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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers
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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers
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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers
PostPosted: Wed Oct 22, 2008 6:26 pm 
Goose Grease. :grin:

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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers
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I've got one called "aqueous cream BP" but it's nowt to write home about.

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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers
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Richard M. Head wrote:
I've got one called "aqueous cream BP" but it's nowt to write home about.


Why would anyone want to 'write home about' any moisturiser? Would the people you were writing to really care, and would you not have better things to talk about sctatchinghead sctatchinghead

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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers
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Hell of a thing to ask on here isn't it ?


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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers
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Hell of a thing to ask on here isn't it ?


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Why should such a question not be asked?

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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers
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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers
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Clinique do a range for men, but are expensive. For a lower cost moisturiser - try something by Nivea. Has to be from the men's range - don't borrow one from your missus, as men's skin is thicker than womens.

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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers
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Nivea hand cream is ok as an after shave balm and its about a pound a gallon. Cocoa butter is another low cost but effective solution.

For the more exotically minded; clinique is as good as it gets and definitely my choice.

Yes, I use the stuff (cue comments from ADG) I get dry skin after a shave and I prefer my face not to feel sore. It's nothing to do with feeling blokes bottoms.


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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers
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Which ones are best? Any suggestions?
Depends what you want to moisturize, for hands Atrixo does what it says on the tin, but it's a bit greasy at first.
Dettol moisturising formula Antiseptic Cream is great on the hands. clappp

For the face I've had the Bodyshop stuff (it was a xmas pressy), that was ok, mostly Cocoa butter if I remember rightly.

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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers
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am i speaking fookin swahili ? :roll:

aldi sell some gear for £1.95 that has been judged as better than the shite that's £35 an ounce or summat, by a top survey of tart's mags :wink:

it's good stuff like, cos i'm 40 and i look about 17 :grin:


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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers
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Cheers for the tips. I do tend to get dry skin after shaving and have used clinique in the past but it is steep.

Would be a bit hesitant to try anything from the bodyshop as i may smell like a whores parlour afterwards.

Just want a decent non-shiny moisturiser for after shaving. Normal after shave lotion does nothing for me whatsoever.

Its good that all us metrosexuals can discuss something like this :grin:

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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers
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am i speaking fookin swahili ? :roll:

aldi sell some gear for £1.95 that has been judged as better than the shite that's £35 an ounce or summat, by a top survey of tart's mags :wink:

it's good stuff like, cos i'm 40 and i look about 17 :grin:


sctatchinghead sctatchinghead sctatchinghead

Could you put that into english Aido and I may understand. Cheers

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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers
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aido87 wrote:
am i speaking fookin swahili ? :roll:

aldi sell some gear for £1.95 that has been judged as better than the shite that's £35 an ounce or summat, by a top survey of tart's mags :wink:

it's good stuff like, cos i'm 40 and i look about 17 :grin:


sctatchinghead sctatchinghead sctatchinghead

Could you put that into english Aido and I may understand. Cheers


listen to me. i am talking sense.

the budget supermarket known as 'aldi' retails some very good moisturiser for 5p less than £2.

many of the leading womens' magazines have judged that it is as good of not better that some of the more expensive brands.

i can attest to its efficacy

better ? :roll:


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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers
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aido87 wrote:
gravedisorder wrote:
aido87 wrote:
am i speaking fookin swahili ? :roll:

aldi sell some gear for £1.95 that has been judged as better than the shite that's £35 an ounce or summat, by a top survey of tart's mags :wink:

it's good stuff like, cos i'm 40 and i look about 17 :grin:


sctatchinghead sctatchinghead sctatchinghead

Could you put that into english Aido and I may understand. Cheers


listen to me. i am talking sense.

the budget supermarket known as 'aldi' retails some very good moisturiser for 5p less than £2.

many of the leading womens' magazines have judged that it is as good of not better that some of the more expensive brands.

i can attest to its efficacy

better ? :roll:


Ah, right!!

Why didnt you just say so!

I will give the aldi one a try. Cheers

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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers
PostPosted: Wed Oct 22, 2008 9:51 pm 
Mr.Disorder you have let me down....yeh Big Puff!!!! confised confised confised


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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers
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Whats next on this board.. A check your moobies for lumps thread ... confised


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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers
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Sussex07 wrote:
Whats next on this board.. A check your moobies for lumps thread ... confised

you mean you dont :shock:

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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers
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Never mind moisturiser; I can think of several on here who are no stranger to the max factor make-up counter.


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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers
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Sussex07 wrote:
Whats next on this board.. A check your moobies for lumps thread ... confised


I get Mrs Grave to check daily mine thanks very much :evil:

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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers
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Never mind moisturiser; I can think of several on here who are no stranger to the max factor make-up counter.


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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers
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Is that Mr Dunn, circa 1980 odd?


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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers
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am i speaking fookin swahili ? :roll:

aldi sell some gear for £1.95 that has been judged as better than the shite that's £35 an ounce or summat, by a top survey of tart's mags :wink:

it's good stuff like, cos i'm 40 and i look about 17 stone:grin:

:grin:

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It's Nivea every time. My missus uses it and she's beautiful.








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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers
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you cant beat baby lotion or nivea

i have the softest hands in the world cos of it, no lie, i could be a hand model, there that soft.

Men want to be me and women want to do me, all cos of my soft hands, true fact.

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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers
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Poolie of Kent wrote:
You get jokes like Spender.



Well, yes, but anyone would.....


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Why would anyone want to 'write home about' any moisturiser? Would the people you were writing to really care, and would you not have better things to talk about sctatchinghead sctatchinghead

How do you know I'm not a roving reporter on men's cosmetics, eh? eh? C'mon smartarse!! :laugh:

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What in the name of fukingjesusbastadchrist is this thread all about? stpid

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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers (I've decided to come out)
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I find Nivea far too greasy, although the tin is handy for if you are travelling. Very user friendly.


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What in the name of fukingjesusbastadchrist is this thread all about? stpid


obviously you're not involved cos we care about our appearances


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What in the name of fukingjesusbastadchrist is this thread all about? stpid


obviously you're not involved cos we care about our appearances


Maybe I'll start show an interest when I need to cream my head (fnar fnar). :wink:

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Bunch of poofy gay queers.


I concur.




But I thought that the thread title and first post gave that away? sctatchinghead

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 Post subject: Re: Moisturisers (I've decided to come out)
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Just a half please wrote:
Bunch of poofy gay queers.


I concur.




But I thought that the thread title and first post gave that away? sctatchinghead



Haha, which funny fucker altered the title. :evil:

Very funny like :laugh:

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 Post subject: Re: I'm as queer as Tommy Butler on gay pride day.
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Is Tommy Butler really gay ?


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I'm only saying it because it would be like saying Zippy is a drunk....oops!


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A simple answer PoK yes as queer as a ten bob note :grin:

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 Post subject: Re: I'm as queer as Tommy Butler on gay pride day.
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 Post subject: Re: I'm as queer as Tommy Butler on gay pride day.
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 Post subject: Re: I'm as queer as Tommy Butler on gay pride day.
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Is Tommy Butler really gay ?


Ask Ripper!

ps, in this day and age of slanderous remarks, is this thread not now a bit 'close to the wire'

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 Post subject: Re: I'm as queer as Tommy Butler on gay pride day.
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gravedisorder wrote:
Poolie of Kent wrote:
Is Tommy Butler really gay ?


Ask Ripper!

ps, in this day and age of slanderous remarks, is this thread not now a bit 'close to the wire'


It would be if it were untrue. It ain't, Mr Butler is a well known player of the pink oboe.


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player of the pink oboe.
rolfl Class! I have never heard it called that before.
I googled him and found fack-all, then I 'thought' Thomas, banghead bbolt

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There's me on the verge of dashing out and buying some moisturiser for the first time in my life :uhoh: then someone goes and and hijacks the thread with allegations about a former player :evil:

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