Amazon reviews

I did look at the linked page

Some are rib ticklers but others are groan worthy!

As for the above......well it kind of does what it says on the tin ;)
 
THIS has to be the best Amazon review of any product! Or THIS one (for the same product...)
 
Nod said:
THIS has to be the best Amazon review of any product! Or THIS one (for the same product...)
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There was also a great one for hair removal veet I think it was, posted by a guy, but I can't find it now..
 
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Nod said:
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ETA- These reviews are NOT for the faint hearted so follow the links at your own risk. They are both from the Amazon.com site.
 
Nod said:
THIS has to be the best Amazon review of any product! Or THIS one (for the same product...)
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Nod said:
ETA- These reviews are NOT for the faint hearted so follow the links at your own risk. They are both from the Amazon.com site.
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I have previously seen the first one and the second one is like War & Peace in length but oh boy does he paint a picture!

Both are funny & appalling/horrifying in equal measure.

And woe betide anyone ignoring the laxative effect of Sorbitol in "sugar free" confectionery. I wonder if like the UK/EU the USA has a warning about the laxative effect of Sorbitol the packaging? Afteral many folk will gorge eat sweets :headbang::police:o_O
 
Yes, sorbitol sweets have a warning but it's not big!
 
Tigger.ufo said:
... and for the ladies.

NSFW

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Here’s a salutary lesson for anyone who uses Original Source mint and tea tree shower gel for the first time. It’s pretty strong stuff. How strong? THIS strong, according to I Know, I Need to Stop Talking, on Facebook. Stick with it, it’s worth it. Um, Original Source… can we talk? I’d like to...
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Ah! Tea Tree oil.

That is one cosmetic ingredient that really should have a health warning.

PS how I learned about Tea Tree oil?
In my customer base I had a few cosmetics manufacturers. One needed help with label overprinting but they had laminated them to avoid the bottle contents affecting the label information. I sampled them the most chemical resistant printer ribbons (Thermal Transfer Printing) I had to offer but the contents stripped the print like it was never there!!!

Bearing in mind the Tea Tree oil was diluted in the bottled product, they gave me a small bottle of neat oil to run tests at my company office. They advised me to handle it very carefully.......suffice to say it is akin to paint stripper and I could not find an economic solution for the customer.

So folks if you buy a product with Tea Tree oil in it ~ treat it with care & respect:)
 
Cobra said:
There was also a great one for hair removal veet I think it was, posted by a guy, but I can't find it now..
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David
1.0 out of 5 stars My balls r on fire
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 20 November 2020
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Used this the 1st time worked great now im using this 2nd time and at this moment may balls r on fire and I mean I can't even sit right I followed the instructions there would of been less pain if I took a blow touch 2 my balls its gave me 3 bad burns on left and right balls and my gentlemen sausage I was in less pain when I had 2 holes in my back teeth u use this stuff u need ur head testing
 
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