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As an authority on fragrances, no doubt you disagree with perfumers ( I was taught to call them perfumiers but that is old fashioned these days) When I lived overseas and had my perfume blended specially for me. I was taught how to chose and wear perfume and the one cardinal rule was...

No depth to his work is there? I don't know anyone who has ever bought one let alone collects these miserable little daubs. I reckon the shopping channels are the best place to sell them

Baylis & harding isn't that bad really Mr Rossi. They sell it in cut-price shops and chemists (B&M Savers etc) around Christmas. Dirt cheap, a gift set under a fiver. Its the markup these blinking shopping channels put on the postage that doesn't make it worth the money

Their costume jewellery is nothing but cheap cr@p these days and their precious stones, if you show them to a real jeweller are always poor quality or just 'chips'

Nice to have you back Benny. Good luck for Monday. keeping my fingers crossed everything goes AOK

Has anyone started a book on how long they'll last? Who will go first? and who will be the last left standing on the bridge of the ship when the waves close over it?

Well, in my case why should I bother? I don't buy from them and they provide my family with a useful service: 1) Good for a laugh 2) Now and again suggest something which might be worth Googling to find at a decent price elsewhere 3) Encourages the grandchildren to work harder in school " If...

'Set in 18c gold plate' end of screetch

Surely Mr Ryes is standing on a box?

BTW where's Peter Sherlock these days? He never answered a post I mad re: When I lived overseas and had my perfume blended specially for me. I was taught how to chose and wear perfume and the one cardinal rule was NEVER buy perfume without testing it first. I feel like finding the post anf keep...

'Eeee You'll luv this' as an alternative title?

Where's that Buddha's right hand? Does this explain the weird expression on Mr Masons face?

If he's discovered girls, then it will be the end of situpTV for sure without him sticking up for 'em I miss the lad

I'm surprised he has the breath left to do a monologue. He always used to pinch his material from better and more successful comics. But he doesn't have the gift of their timing and delivery so whereas their double entendres were funny and a little bit naughty, his are strange, dark and dirty...

I suppose Mike Delboy Mason will be on here soon under his alias, telling us that the man really does exist and lives next door to Dr Cringle and across the park from Tommy & Kate

Hubby and I are the same Steve. TBH I spend more time on here than the shopping channels, thats why I often have to ask who someone is. We tend to drop in to bid/pricedrop when the adverts are on, or if I'm doing the ironing and there's nothing on DAB radio 4 extra. Sometimes we see something...

He's not the sharpest knife in the box so maybe London Treasure and Christin Lars is the height of elegance for him? Don't forget he looked at the camera, apparently, and talked about Christian (sic) Lars as if 'he' was a real person rather than a made up brand name. You gotta be pretty thick to...

AND it was nice that you could test the cream first, not have to buy blind on something a man whom you've never met, and doesn't know you, suggests you buy over the TV

My grandson describes Sally Jax (should there be another x on the end I wonder?) as a pitbull who has been given the chance to be human for a day.

I've only seen him a few times and he was sheer entertainment for me. Like watching an episode of Fools and Horses. Delboy come to life