Soap
Apr 9th 2009 | 7:40 am
#46
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Posts: 30,771
From: Upstate South Carolina
Re: Soap
Apr 9th 2009 | 7:48 am
#47
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Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 4,109
From: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Re: Soap
. I agree with a previous post, though, it certainly does seem to help with the low humidity in Canadian weather.
Apr 9th 2009 | 7:57 am
#48
Sawdust making harpy
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 11,291
From: Alberta
Re: Soap
mmm I love Dove soap too, and although it was a bit of a silly question to ask - a piece of useless info will be that you don't get the spray on deodourants like you do in the UK. The majority are the stick ones - and the Dove one is in my opinion by far and away the best.
So you can be Doved all around and smell gorgeous!
So you can be Doved all around and smell gorgeous!
Apr 9th 2009 | 10:54 am
#51
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 6,609
From: Ontario
Re: Soap
woah! Your a bit nutty!......been drinkin in the afternoon again
? Remind me not to move into the same neighbourhood you live in. On the same subject but a different slant, I find it really odd that people actually go out of their way to be offensive nowadays. I mean really, if you thought my question was silly, just don't respond. The fact that you actually felt the need to respond in a negative way to a genuine question on a messageboard (no matter how silly) shows a complete lack of intelligence on your part. I bet at least half of the questions on this messageboard could be answered by other sources both online and in a library, but sometimes it's just nice to join a community and feel part of something.
? Remind me not to move into the same neighbourhood you live in. On the same subject but a different slant, I find it really odd that people actually go out of their way to be offensive nowadays. I mean really, if you thought my question was silly, just don't respond. The fact that you actually felt the need to respond in a negative way to a genuine question on a messageboard (no matter how silly) shows a complete lack of intelligence on your part. I bet at least half of the questions on this messageboard could be answered by other sources both online and in a library, but sometimes it's just nice to join a community and feel part of something."Do they eat food in Canada"
"It is true that Canada has portaloos?"
"I heard that Canada now has Salt and Vinegar Crisps, is this true?".
You get my point.
Apr 9th 2009 | 11:19 am
#53
Nova Scotia
Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 621
From: Alberta, Canada
Re: Soap
Yes it is nice to join a community and feel part of something BUT if we all posted random and silly (your words) posts, this site would be...well crap. Who would want to log on everyday and read posts such as :
"Do they eat food in Canada"
"It is true that Canada has portaloos?"
"I heard that Canada now has Salt and Vinegar Crisps, is this true?".
You get my point.
"Do they eat food in Canada"
"It is true that Canada has portaloos?"
"I heard that Canada now has Salt and Vinegar Crisps, is this true?".
You get my point.
Apr 9th 2009 | 11:21 am
#54
Banned
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 15,706
From: In Limbo
Re: Soap
Yes it is nice to join a community and feel part of something BUT if we all posted random and silly (your words) posts, this site would be...well crap. Who would want to log on everyday and read posts such as :
"Do they eat food in Canada"
"It is true that Canada has portaloos?"
"I heard that Canada now has Salt and Vinegar Crisps, is this true?".
You get my point.
"Do they eat food in Canada"
"It is true that Canada has portaloos?"
"I heard that Canada now has Salt and Vinegar Crisps, is this true?".
You get my point.
