Ok seems I’m the only Saddo watching
Ok seems I’m the only Saddo watching
Have a great trip, we will be here when you get backOff to Bath for a few days…No shopping telly allowed!!
I've been out food shopping, Tesco's is more exciting than IWOk seems I’m the only Saddo watching
I hate Supermarkets. If I ever want anything I provide mum and dad a listI've been out food shopping, Tesco's is more exciting than IW![]()
On Bid TV years ago Mike was selling Baylis and Harding toiletries, a cheap range sold in Superdrug for example. Nothing wrong with it as a cheap range.Mike has the air fresheners, Same **** different day.
Persian Palaces use them, 7 Star Hotels,
I order online for big stuff but anything fresh I like to choose myself. Plus I like to browse for offersI hate Supermarkets. If I ever want anything I provide mum and dad a list
I'm not surprised that Emu was angry all the time as he had Rod Hull's hand up his a***Andy, the guy that comes on with Emu Balm, always looks incredibly shifty when Of-the-Masons is brazenly claiming it cured a problem he had for three years.
He can't stop fidgeting - he knows this is all nonsense.
And they never address the question "are there Emus in this balm"?
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I've never seen Baylis and Harding in hotels. In the Grand at York it was Molton Brown, in the Gore it was Penhaligon's, which is quite pricey I believe.On Bid TV years ago Mike was selling Baylis and Harding toiletries, a cheap range sold in Superdrug for example. Nothing wrong with it as a cheap range.
However Ofthemasons was bigging them up massively. He said these were available in bathrooms of five star hotels "if you're lucky". Strangely he didn't name one.
Sometimes comments are so ludicrous that I can remember them years later. I wonder if The Goddess uses Baylis and Harding or Molton Brown (or other expensive brand). Obviously not old stock bought at IW.
Here he goes, for his weekly shop, he has to look at the discounted food
I just texted in as Rod from Hull saying that I had a bad accident and Emu Oil has really helped deal with the injuries. He read the text but left the Rod from Hull bit out.Andy, the guy that comes on with Emu Balm, always looks incredibly shifty when Of-the-Masons is brazenly claiming it cured a problem he had for three years.
He can't stop fidgeting - he knows this is all nonsense.
And they never address the question "are there Emus in this balm"?
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Yes, Penhaligon's is very expensive. Their perfumes can be £150, I had a small bottle years go and I think it cost around £60 but it was beautiful.I've never seen Baylis and Harding in hotels. In the Grand at York it was Molton Brown, in the Gore it was Penhaligon's, which is quite pricey I believe.
We're staying at the Sloane Square Hotel in December, maybe they will have Baylis and Harding.I've never seen Baylis and Harding in hotels. In the Grand at York it was Molton Brown, in the Gore it was Penhaligon's, which is quite pricey I believe.
Of course, Of-the-Masons can't survive without it - stopped his back problems and his policeman's heel.
He was the same the other night. Selling a Large Hadron Collider and he said 'I don't know how I've managed to live without one!'