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Saw the advert for this product earlier today.
What I want to know is... why the hell can't they produce this stuff for men?
I absolutely detest shaving. Not only is it an incredible waste of time, but if I shave downwards only, I'm still left with stubble; so I have to shave upwards too - which leaves me bloody sore.
Why can't they make a mens version of this stuff for your face, which would leave you stubble free for days?
Saw the advert for this product earlier today.
What I want to know is... why the hell can't they produce this stuff for men?
I absolutely detest shaving. Not only is it an incredible waste of time, but if I shave downwards only, I'm still left with stubble; so I have to shave upwards too - which leaves me bloody sore.
Why can't they make a mens version of this stuff for your face, which would leave you stubble free for days?
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also known as the mars bar, I believe.
gerrid wrote:
> A question for all the men: which of those shapes would you prefer on
> a woman when you're 'down there'?
>
> 'Absentis'?
No no no! Too much like a little kid - seems odd to me.
"Neatly trimmed" I'd have to say. The 'racing stripe' or something like that.
> A question for all the men: which of those shapes would you prefer on
> a woman when you're 'down there'?
>
> 'Absentis'?
No no no! Too much like a little kid - seems odd to me.
"Neatly trimmed" I'd have to say. The 'racing stripe' or something like that.
As long as I get action, who cares?
the police
me = 16
Who cares?
no-one
Who cares?
no-one
im 16.
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Well if you're all as sad as me you would of actually tried this veet hair removal stuff out.
I was bored and decided to experiment with the pubic hairs, so I used the hair removal cream, but it leaves the stubble still.
So now you know not to try it Wookiemonster.
I was bored and decided to experiment with the pubic hairs, so I used the hair removal cream, but it leaves the stubble still.
So now you know not to try it Wookiemonster.
If the cream is anything like the other ones you leave on for 3 minutes, it bloody hurts.
My misses dared me to try it on my under-arm hair. I sprayed the mouse on and left it for a few minutes. In those minutes it went from tingly to skin-scorcher before I hastily removed it.
Yes, it worked and took my hair off, but I couldn't lower my arms for the rest of the day...
My misses dared me to try it on my under-arm hair. I sprayed the mouse on and left it for a few minutes. In those minutes it went from tingly to skin-scorcher before I hastily removed it.
Yes, it worked and took my hair off, but I couldn't lower my arms for the rest of the day...
pb wrote:
> My misses dared me to try it
Oh yeah?
Before or after 'she dared you' to try on her underwear, high heels and favourite summer dress? ;-p
> My misses dared me to try it
Oh yeah?
Before or after 'she dared you' to try on her underwear, high heels and favourite summer dress? ;-p
WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> pb wrote:
> My misses dared me to try it
>
> Oh yeah?
>
> Before or after 'she dared you' to try on her underwear, high heels
> and favourite summer dress? ;-p
No, that was you. You said, if I remember "Look, I'm wearing the stockings, the least you could do is try on the underwear..."
> pb wrote:
> My misses dared me to try it
>
> Oh yeah?
>
> Before or after 'she dared you' to try on her underwear, high heels
> and favourite summer dress? ;-p
No, that was you. You said, if I remember "Look, I'm wearing the stockings, the least you could do is try on the underwear..."
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