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I've heard of snow cones and angel dust but Brasso in the mix..... the stuff they young ones get up today Never could get the thing about smoking cod or salmon though, the Tally Ho papers would go soggy and they were a bugga to light. I gave up and just went back to eating the stuff, no where near the quality of a good choco chip and herbs cookie though

The whole thing is bogus, I rubbed brasso on my knockers and they just got bigger funnily enough it doesn't seem to have the same effect on knobs!! oh well thems the breaks.

Dot wrote:The whole thing is bogus, I rubbed brasso on my knockers and they just got bigger funnily enough it doesn't seem to have the same effect on knobs!! oh well thems the breaks.

Ahhh...... but do either the knockers or the knobs ache in the cold weather?
Maybe that's the secret being passed on from a friend to her flat mate, they must be that well polished they both need sunglasses

How did you do that before and after shot? From my experience they do not ache in any cold conditions

GregnDee wrote:Honest! Brasso has copper in it and soaks in to the joints!

And my dad swore by Vics.

So there!

Umm... what's so good about the Victorians then...

No you silly man chuck, not those Vics. are you meaning the Vicks you accidently used once

Dot wrote:How did you do that before and after shot? From my experience they do not ache in any cold conditions

You'd think with all that Brasso polishing her arms would be bigger eh
Maybe you could try a bit of Silvo on the knob polishing problem Dottie, though it's hard to beat a bit of Gumption to get a sparkle when knob polishing is involved...... think I'd better stop before I get another letter

I wouldn't have the Gumption to try that one

Now there's a "caption this photo" picture. Perhaps we'd better get that topic going, Dot>

Yes off you go SteveW you start