Really Good Stuff or Swarfega Orange?

And Bob's message was a text-only message. Your mistake was to believe what "Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2900.2180" told you.

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Mike Barnes
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I used to use snapon pink handcleaner with lanolin otherwise my knuckles would split. I now wear gloves as much as possible so I dont have to wash my hands as often, and now use swarfega orange.

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Angus McCoatup©

And I posted nothing but text.

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Bob Eager

The message from "Bob Eager" contains these words:

Came out as pure text here, in a proper text-only newsreader.

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Guy King

bottle - cheap

Dermatitis is also cheap as chips to get...

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:::Jerry::::

Margarine and sand works perfectly. Just don't put the tub back in the fridge as I have discovered.

Reply to
Taz

OK, I won't tell you then!

Reply to
Bob Eager

You would assume wrong. I use *many* different systems. UNIX palls after

29 years, anyway.
Reply to
Bob Eager

Its all overpriced utter bollox.

Nothing beats washing up liquid with a teaspoon of sugar.

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Conor

Hmmmm. Haven't tried that one yet. I use washing up liquid to wash the margerine/sand off my hands. Mebbe I could just go for Marg/sugar followed by washing up liquid. Make me even more popular with the wife !! Might even invent a new explosive on the way. LOL ;-)

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Taz

Not at all. It fooled you, using Outlook without understanding it. Served its purpose nicely.

Goodbye...

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Bob Eager

Start with wet hands. Cup em and put a bit of washing up liquid in. Get missus to add a small teaspoon of sugar.

Reply to
Conor

I didn't say that much...but never mind, it provides gentle relief from discussions of sludgy orange/green stuff...

Reply to
Bob Eager

In message , JohnR writes

Scraps

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raden

?

That's what his post looked like to me

Reply to
raden

Maybe because you use a proper newsreader?

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petrolcan

In message , ":::Jerry::::" writes

Yeah, but you still have to fry the flaky bits before you eat them

Reply to
raden

Mechanics Soap.

Just dampen hands. Rub vigourously with bar of soap. when hand are well coated with neat soap wash as usual.

Sugar does work very well added either to the above or any ordinary liquid soap. I'd be wary of 'New' Fairy Liquid as it re-acted badly with SWMBOs hands

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Paul Mc Cann

Yeah - I was wanting to post some stuff about my nitrous exploits but was a bit worried in case the insurance read the group. Suffice to say it ended in tears.

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JohnR

Oh, I feel ill....

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Adrian C

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