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Sunshinemummy

fairclaire wrote: »

It's after the watershed

Just been looking on amazon to see if their Soap and glory products are any cheaper, as they had a few cheap bits last year.
This came up on the search :eek::eek: :rotfl:

http://www.amazon.com/zhe-Fanny-Face-Soap/dp/B002YDTTHG/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1384638158&sr=8-5&keywords=fanny+soap

*Dont look if you are easily offended*

Do you think it is for a man....... face soap!

Us women are more likely to use facial wash!!! pmsl

Savvybuyer

No, it's perfectly appropriate in my view.
It's just a bar of soup with a name on it, for people who may have the name Fanny.

In any event, it may well demonstrate an opportunity to save money (or not, but if not it's still money-saving as advising us what not to buy) and thus is probably a lot more appropriate than most of my, non-topic, posts over the last few hours.

Few ... hours?:eek::eek:

nerfdad

fairclaire wrote: »

It's after the watershed

Just been looking on amazon to see if their Soap and glory products are any cheaper, as they had a few cheap bits last year.
This came up on the search :eek::eek: :rotfl:

http://www.amazon.com/zhe-Fanny-Face-Soap/dp/B002YDTTHG/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1384638158&sr=8-5&keywords=fanny+soap

*Dont look if you are easily offended*

This is so funny:eek::eek:

You've witnessed the glory of the !!!! Face Soap, now witness the squeaky-clean Fanny Face Soap! Yes ladies, no more pulling curly-whirly hairs from your cheek, with the Fanny Face Soap you can keep your downstairs washing regime separate from your face wash.Why not twin our Fanny Face Soap with the Fanny Face Towel? Ideal for 5 star B&B's, for impressing important guests and when your mom is staying over, why not create a hygienic ambiance in your bathroom with our Fanny Face and !!!! Face Soaps? Each face of the soap clearly depicts the area in which it is to be used, it is your own silly fault if you wonder why you are spitting fuzz.

Dizzy_Ditzy

Savvybuyer wrote: »

No, it's perfectly appropriate in my view.
It's just a bar of soup with a name on it, for people who may have the name Fanny.

In any event, it may well demonstrate an opportunity to save money (or not, but if not it's still money-saving as advising us what not to buy) and thus is probably a lot more appropriate than most of my, non-topic, posts over the last few hours.

Few ... hours?:eek::eek:

I used to work with a woman called Fanny

Now I just work with a load of fannies :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Savvybuyer

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

It was not funny at the time. He has really struggled at school, so I had home educated him with the plan of going to a specific senior school with a specific teacher. So after the Christmas before he went to back to school, I would heavily hint... ooh I will buy this to put in the back of the wardrobe.. He just never took the hint, as finding out mum had lied was too big an issue for him. When I eventually plucked up the courage to tell him, he was mortified. The mortification increased when I added about [...] Poor child.

I very rarely get offended by anyone or anything, and no much shocks me. But I am intolerant of intolerance (I developed this as my kids all had their own difficulties in their childhood).

DS2 and ASD, I think he gets his ASD from his dad (who is the most loveliest man in the world, well he is to me).


;);)

I am sure it absolutely was not.
Sorry to hear your story, it must be a lot more difficult for those who have Asperger's/autism/ASD more than I have and who actually struggle more possibly because of society picking them up as autistic (and then all the special school and treating people with disabilities differently that might, sometimes, do more harm than good) as opposed to, as in my case, missing it for many years and not picking it up till well into my adulthood. In a great way I am glad it was missed. I wouldn't have wanted to be found out to be autistic way back when I was in school. Society back then was so different, would never have understood and would have taken me inappropriately out of mainstream school I feel. I'm glad I went through mainstream school, they didn't know about Asperger's back then (I did though of course:D - I did have a very brief thought about myself, but kept totally quiet as I didn't want to be found to be autistic). And to be fair, I'm fairly normal really. I pass for normality and if you met me you wouldn't know. I'm glad about my 'mild' level of AS, I feel for others who have it much more difficult, and I'm pleased that it means I have so many strengths that aren't possessed by many people! I could never imagine it any other way and for myself I quite enjoy having it and the way it sometimes confounds others too! Off topic Savvy - get yourself back to moneysaving or be banned!:eek:

mimi1234

fairclaire wrote: »

It's after the watershed

Just been looking on amazon to see if their Soap and glory products are any cheaper, as they had a few cheap bits last year.
This came up on the search :eek::eek: :rotfl:

http://www.amazon.com/zhe-Fanny-Face-Soap/dp/B002YDTTHG/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1384638158&sr=8-5&keywords=fanny+soap

*Dont look if you are easily offended*

LOL. Here I was thinking it was going to be something offensive, it was nothing.

Are you getting some?

Sunshinemummy

Savvybuyer wrote: »

No, it's perfectly appropriate in my view.
It's just a bar of soup with a name on it, for people who may have the name Fanny.

In any event, it may well demonstrate an opportunity to save money (or not, but if not it's still money-saving as advising us what not to buy) and thus is probably a lot more appropriate than most of my, non-topic, posts over the last few hours.

Few ... hours?:eek::eek:

There is space for conversations, debates and f*nny face soap!

pattylabelle

elliemoo wrote: »

A choon.

Saw this man last night

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnIJrbwjlZA

Can't believe you got Van tickets- how did ya manage that?

fairclaire

Savvybuyer wrote: »

I know. But, in considering whether I ought to dash certain societal myths for children by expressly mentioning the characters to which they relate, that 'watershed' thing has no relevance to the internet and, regardless of whether it was posted at night or not, could still be seen and read by children (and others) during the daytime. So, on that basis, twenty four hours apply* (as to whether the material is suitable for children etc.).

Anyway, and I've said this before, I doubt few immature ones would be reading threads such as this and those who can would highly likely be mature enough to understand (in broad terms) the standards already.

:eek::eek: Just realised what I'm quoting now!

(We have a delete button, I will stay up to 4.59am, one minute before the watershed ends - did you know the timing of that?? - and delete off my post, on second thoughts etc., if I feel it is inappropriate for children who may then be able to view during the day.)

* Or 25 hours:p, on the Sunday in October when the clocks go back.

Savvy you are on form tonight and making me :rotfl::rotfl:

And no I didn't know the watershed ended at 4.59am. My knowledge is now richer for that fact. it's something Ive never thought about......and why would I?

I have never understood why children would be reading this thread? Inadvertently possibly if they happened to look at what their parent was viewing online. If my children were actively looking at money saving websites, I'd be very concerned :rotfl::rotfl:

nerfdad

Night night you bunch of fannys:beer::T:T:cool: