MSE Parents Club Part 15

redmel1621

SusanC wrote: »

I'm almost tempted to put that in my signature.

ETA: ALthough I am puzzled as to what prompted you to say it.

You may be puzzled but it is very true, and I agree 100%

MichelleM

Your love of all things Admin... spreadsheets, form filling, letter writing, etc. An English Teacher's dream. lol

delain

smartie12 wrote: »

You know sometimes I forget I've successfully reared a child thing with out the help of an internet forum... or in fact the internet as there was no such thing in those days!!

He is very much alive, has good health, in top sets for everything, doesn't smoke or drink or take drugs and if Daisypoos turns out to be anything like him I'll be a very proud mummy:D

Unlike my DD1 who is only 8 and already a pain in the backside



....I bet now he comes home tomorrow !!!!!!, smelling of fags and with a letter from school saying he's been kicked out;):rotfl:

I didn't have the internet before and now I don't know what I ever did without it

MichelleM

My one piece of advice Mel, do not use on underarms. OUCH OUCH OUCH! And I actually enjoy having my legs waxed and eyebrows plucked.

Well, A is up already. And so it begins... I am going to cry lots tomorrow if she does another 1-4 again.

SusanC_2

redmel1621 wrote: »

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/39134400#Comment_39134400

Can anyone help me:D

Last time I bought one was 1999 - I think they've changed a bit since then.

MichelleM wrote: »

Your love of all things Admin... spreadsheets, form filling, letter writing, etc. An English Teacher's dream. lol

I was rubbish at English - it was one of my worst GCSE grades.

MadDogWoman_2

Mel - I have this one, I only tend to use the epilator bit on my chin, I've used it on my legs once, it took a while as I took it slowly, but the glove definitely helped.

I do keep meaning to use it properly more often but with weekly swimming I can't get my legs hairy enough for it to be effective.

ETA: No brave enough for underarms. Only ever had my eyebrows waxed once, never again. I have enough hassle controlling my hairy chiny chin chin without adding my eyebrows to the mix.

delain

I'm not a believer in any of that painful stuff. I shave armpits to stave off BO and legs if I'm going swimming. Sexy or what :rotfl:

My_Fathers_Daughter

I have posted in the other thread too. I have that one MDW, I have also had a philips - they are truly evil things!!

Susan - I bought my first at 19 (so in 1995) and another in about 2006(ish) thinking they must have changed - they hadn't they are still bl00dy painful!!!

MichelleM

SusanC wrote: »

I was rubbish at English - it was one of my worst GCSE grades.

:eek::eek::eek: Oh my, well, you never would have thought!

Right, night all, im on poorly baby duty.

SusanC_2

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Susan - I bought my first at 19 (so in 1995) and another in about 2006(ish) thinking they must have changed - they hadn't they are still bl00dy painful!!!

I didn't mind it. When I was a student my friend borrowed mine to try one out before buying and then ran round the corridor yelling that it was a torture device. She then bought one and determinedly used it because she said that if I could use it then she thought she should be able to put up with it.