Things We Like

[The Iron]

 

[Pagnell]

Awful stuff.

 

[slaphead]

Awful stuff.

Concur. Not a fan of those 'heavy' smelling fragrances, Joop in particular gives me a headache. More a Hugo Boss man myself.

 

[Pagnell]

Even setting aside it's overpowering and somewhat nauseating scent, I've always thought Joop was for teenagers or very young adults at a push. They're certainly the only ones I've noticed wearing it. Agree on Hugo Boss, Boss Bottled is fantastic. Michael Kors is my all time favourite, bloody expensive though.

 

[The Iron]

I've not actually bought any of it, but i do like to try out the testers when i go into Boots. I agree about Hugo Boss. Lacoste, Calvin Klein and Ralph Lauren aren't bad either, but to be honest i could be here all day naming all the ones i've tried

 

[mnb089mnb]

Why anyone would pay for fragrances, I've no idea.

I'd rather spend the money on getting a Lithuanian to wash my car.

 

[Pagnell]

I don't pay for fragrances myself. The only ones I get are gifts, which isn't very often.

 

[sl1k]

I do have a few favourites that I tend to not deviate from; Armani acqua di, Gucci guilty, Dior fahrenheit and Boss orange or saink.

 

[JaseTheVillain]

I do have a few favourites that I tend to not deviate from; Armani acqua di, Gucci guilty, Dior fahrenheit and Boss orange or saink.

My favourite, love that stuff. Lacoste Green was nice too, but can't find it anymore, they've changed the fragrance of the current green one.

 

[sl1k]

My favourite, love that stuff. Lacoste Green was nice too, but can't find it anymore, they've changed the fragrance of the current green one.

Yeah the wife found a 100ml of the Boss orange reduced to 27 quid or so at superdrugs so picked it up as she really can't help herself when it comes to anything with the "special offer" or "reduced" labels. I really like it though, been bangin it out recently.

 

[MSB92]

I do have a few favourites that I tend to not deviate from; Armani acqua di, Gucci guilty, Dior fahrenheit and Boss orange or saink.

Gucci Guilty is my favorite. It smells really nice and they're not heavy.

 

[Dave-Vale]

Louis Theroux.

I've been re-watching some of his documentaries. The way in which he asks questions and his delivery of them is fantastic to watch.

I've also noticed he does this thing where he will ask a question and then just stare at the person for about 10-15 seconds before responding.

 

[Aber gas]

Louis Theroux.

I've been re-watching some of his documentaries. The way in which he asks questions and his delivery of them is fantastic to watch.

I've also noticed he does this thing where he will ask a question and then just stare at the person for about 10-15 seconds before responding.

Did you see the one about the white power movement in the us ? Crazy bastards.

 

[Dave-Vale]

Did you see the one about the white power movement in the us ? Crazy bastards.

Watched that last night. Genuinely thought that Neo-Nazi bloke was going to kill him when he told him he was Jewish.

Just watching the one where he goes to the Westboro Baptist Church in America.

 

[Aber gas]

Watched that last night. Genuinely thought that Neo-Nazi bloke was going to kill him when he told him he was Jewish.

Just watching the one where he goes to the Westboro Baptist Church in America.

It's entertaining if massively scary

 

[claret50]

After being diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2007 and finally being told by my oncologist a few months ago that I now have the all clear was music to my ears.

Ps. Always have a yearly check up lads as when I had radiotherapy treatment the ages of patients ranged from young men (20's) through to old codgers like me.

 

[Red]

I like Fahrenheit. I don't know how well known it is but red Dunhill Desire is nice.

 

[Red]

After being diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2007 and finally being told by my oncologist a few months ago that I now have the all clear was music to my ears.

Ps. Always have a yearly check up lads as when I had radiotherapy treatment the ages of patients ranged from young men (20's) through to old codgers like me.

Great news Claret, really pleased for you mate.

 

[claret50]

Cheers Red, it seemed hard going at times with monthly hospital visits but I made it in the end.

 

[Pliny Harris]

The cereal café in Leeds closed down.

 

[Mustard]

Watched that last night. Genuinely thought that Neo-Nazi bloke was going to kill him when he told him he was Jewish.

Just watching the one where he goes to the Westboro Baptist Church in America.

Just FYI Louis isn't actually Jewish, he just refused to answer the question because he didn't think it was relevant. Bold, but at least he stuck to his principles. He has this way of appearing naïve and innocent which allows him to get away with things like that, I think the people he interviews don't really realise how intelligent he actually is.

 

[The Iron]

What a Jackass

http://www.hellou.co.uk/2015/10/bul...s-off-his-underwear-in-packed-stradium-64452/

 

[Freakyteeth]

 

[ArmchairDiehard]

After being diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2007 and finally being told by my oncologist a few months ago that I now have the all clear was music to my ears.

Ps. Always have a yearly check up lads as when I had radiotherapy treatment the ages of patients ranged from young men (20's) through to old codgers like me.

Excellent news - agree with the check-ups too. I really need to start taking that advice on board though, especially now that I'm, in my thirties and have a six year old daughter to think of.

 

[ArmchairDiehard]

Hearing your kids tell you that they love you randomly.

Nothing really makes you smile as much as that does.

 

[Cheese & Biscuits]

Hearing your kids tell you that they love you randomly.

Nothing really makes you smile as much as that does.

Do they randomly tell you or do they love you randomly?

 

[ArmchairDiehard]

Do they randomly tell you or do they love you randomly?

Thankfully, the former

 

[spireite]

My new Herman MIlller Embody chair. Absolutely amazing if you struggle with back issues, really supportive, customizable and like sitting on air.

 

[SALTIRE]

My new Herman MIlller Embody chair. Absolutely amazing if you struggle with back issues, really supportive, customizable and like sitting on air.

Ooh I need a chair that supports my lower back. Will check that out and maybe get one when I can eventually afford it.

 

[Aber gas]

My new Herman MIlller Embody chair. Absolutely amazing if you struggle with back issues, really supportive, customizable and like sitting on air.

They look amazing, definetly on my wish list.