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George Garnett
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« Reply #120 on: 20:56:27, 18-04-2007 »
Now I'm not going to accept for a moment that that distinguished Roman Senator look comes out of a Fairy Liquid sqeezy bottle, Bryn. I've been hoping you would reveal your secret so I could try some.
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« Reply #121 on: 21:00:39, 18-04-2007 »
Ollile, have you tried l'Occitane almond range? Or did you just found it on the net? I am considering to buy it because my creams are finised at the moment.
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« Reply #122 on: 21:02:07, 18-04-2007 »
t-p, I believe even Schubert used L'Occitane ... Cheesy
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« Reply #123 on: 21:05:18, 18-04-2007 »
I used to know someone who had the cream, and it's very fine. I have the shower oil which has been great - my skin got very dry over winter and that's helped a lot.

I mentioned earlier some of the Sand Buckthorn things from Weleda which are great too.
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« Reply #124 on: 21:07:14, 18-04-2007 »
I never saw this picture of Tchaikovsky (like that Schubert). He has beard like usual for him. May be he used shampoo on his beard.
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« Reply #125 on: 21:10:43, 18-04-2007 »
Oh, that's one of my favourite pics of Tchaikovsky, t-p. He looks so handsome there: a little bit sad and yet very distinguished - bearing up.

It makes me want to go off and listen to the 6th Symphony straight away.
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« Reply #126 on: 21:15:46, 18-04-2007 »
I am glad you like Tchaikovsky. Some pictures are very helpful to understand the person. I saw a young picture of Tchaikovsky in University with no beard, but I can not find it now.

Here he is probably your age. You can have a beard too and then we can advise you what shampoo to use on it.
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« Reply #127 on: 21:22:06, 18-04-2007 »
Quote from: George Garnett on 20:56:27, 18-04-2007
Now I'm not going to accept for a moment that that distinguished Roman Senator look comes out of a Fairy Liquid sqeezy bottle ... .

I did not say I used either option, George. Currently on the shelf in the shower room is Laboratoire Garnier Fructis (with active fortifying fruit concentrate) fortifying shampoo (anti-dandruff) and conditioner - frequent use - 2 in1.

Indeed, not only 2 in 1, but two for the price of one, which was indeed the fillip to the purchase. Wink
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« Reply #128 on: 21:23:05, 18-04-2007 »
For the bearded everywhere
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« Reply #129 on: 21:32:01, 18-04-2007 »
What is Quix ?
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« Reply #130 on: 22:09:10, 18-04-2007 »
Quote from: trained-pianist on 20:08:50, 18-04-2007
We can make soap together. It will be called Classical Music Board soap. It will make musical bubbles.

Surely it should be on the opera thread?

soap opera...
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« Reply #131 on: 22:13:58, 18-04-2007 »
Speaking of which here's a rather lovely site:

http://www.seifenoper.net/
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« Reply #132 on: 22:17:48, 18-04-2007 »
Quote from: roslynmuse on 22:09:10, 18-04-2007

Surely it should be on the opera thread?

soap opera...

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I find a splash of Mr Muscle can lend a certain lustre. I keep it in the bathroom, so it's a one-stop shop.  Grin
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« Reply #133 on: 22:19:18, 18-04-2007 »
I see Homer is practising In C...
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oliver sudden
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« Reply #134 on: 22:21:18, 18-04-2007 »
Reminds me of an episode in the country where an animal crosses the family car's path.

H: D'oh!
M: A deer!
L: A female deer!
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