HobbitFeet wrote:uneducated men trying to comprehend stuff is even funnier
You see, no sense of humour at all these middle class old women.
HobbitFeet wrote:uneducated men trying to comprehend stuff is even funnier
Holly wrote:I keep that in mind when Niv posts next time
Dean wrote:Holly wrote:I keep that in mind when Niv posts next time
Did you mean “I will”?
Holly wrote:Dean wrote:Holly wrote:I keep that in mind when Niv posts next time
Did you mean “I will”?
Yeah
Guest wrote:I have an Aloe Vera plant, it lives in the orangery and if we want any of the gel for healing/sunburn etc we remove and refrigerate the leaves first before squeezing out the cooled gel, lush!
Guest wrote:Guest wrote:I have an Aloe Vera plant, it lives in the orangery and if we want any of the gel for healing/sunburn etc we remove and refrigerate the leaves first before squeezing out the cooled gel, lush!
I'll never forget the first time I went abroad and underestimated how quickly the sun catches you nearer the equator. I was in lots of pain and bright red! I was sold some pure aloe gel. Applied it that night and the next morning all the pain had gone and the redness was starting to turn. Overnight. I thought it was a miracle and bought several bottles home with me.
Guest wrote:Guest wrote:I have an Aloe Vera plant, it lives in the orangery and if we want any of the gel for healing/sunburn etc we remove and refrigerate the leaves first before squeezing out the cooled gel, lush!
I'll never forget the first time I went abroad and underestimated how quickly the sun catches you nearer the equator. I was in lots of pain and bright red! I was sold some pure aloe gel. Applied it that night and the next morning all the pain had gone and the redness was starting to turn. Overnight. I thought it was a miracle and bought several bottles home with me.
Dean wrote:Guest wrote:Guest wrote:I have an Aloe Vera plant, it lives in the orangery and if we want any of the gel for healing/sunburn etc we remove and refrigerate the leaves first before squeezing out the cooled gel, lush!
I'll never forget the first time I went abroad and underestimated how quickly the sun catches you nearer the equator. I was in lots of pain and bright red! I was sold some pure aloe gel. Applied it that night and the next morning all the pain had gone and the redness was starting to turn. Overnight. I thought it was a miracle and bought several bottles home with me.
No you didn’t, weirdo...
Guest wrote:Guest wrote:I have an Aloe Vera plant, it lives in the orangery and if we want any of the gel for healing/sunburn etc we remove and refrigerate the leaves first before squeezing out the cooled gel, lush!
I'll never forget the first time I went abroad and underestimated how quickly the sun catches you nearer the equator. I was in lots of pain and bright red! I was sold some pure aloe gel. Applied it that night and the next morning all the pain had gone and the redness was starting to turn. Overnight. I thought it was a miracle and bought several bottles home with me.
Dean wrote:Guest wrote:Guest wrote:I have an Aloe Vera plant, it lives in the orangery and if we want any of the gel for healing/sunburn etc we remove and refrigerate the leaves first before squeezing out the cooled gel, lush!
I'll never forget the first time I went abroad and underestimated how quickly the sun catches you nearer the equator. I was in lots of pain and bright red! I was sold some pure aloe gel. Applied it that night and the next morning all the pain had gone and the redness was starting to turn. Overnight. I thought it was a miracle and bought several bottles home with me.
No you didn’t, weirdo...
Guest wrote:Dean wrote:Guest wrote:Guest wrote:I have an Aloe Vera plant, it lives in the orangery and if we want any of the gel for healing/sunburn etc we remove and refrigerate the leaves first before squeezing out the cooled gel, lush!
I'll never forget the first time I went abroad and underestimated how quickly the sun catches you nearer the equator. I was in lots of pain and bright red! I was sold some pure aloe gel. Applied it that night and the next morning all the pain had gone and the redness was starting to turn. Overnight. I thought it was a miracle and bought several bottles home with me.
No you didn’t, weirdo...
Oh yes I did. You uncultured swine.
Guest wrote:Guest wrote:Guest wrote:I have an Aloe Vera plant, it lives in the orangery and if we want any of the gel for healing/sunburn etc we remove and refrigerate the leaves first before squeezing out the cooled gel, lush!
I'll never forget the first time I went abroad and underestimated how quickly the sun catches you nearer the equator. I was in lots of pain and bright red! I was sold some pure aloe gel. Applied it that night and the next morning all the pain had gone and the redness was starting to turn. Overnight. I thought it was a miracle and bought several bottles home with me.
It's so good isn't it. As well as refrigerating Aloe leaves at home (the gel from inside is also soothing for rashes, and a great natural soothing remedy if the kids get insect bites etc), I always keep aftersun in the fridge when abroad, makes it extra cooling.
McAz wrote:Guest wrote:Guest wrote:I have an Aloe Vera plant, it lives in the orangery and if we want any of the gel for healing/sunburn etc we remove and refrigerate the leaves first before squeezing out the cooled gel, lush!
I'll never forget the first time I went abroad and underestimated how quickly the sun catches you nearer the equator. I was in lots of pain and bright red! I was sold some pure aloe gel. Applied it that night and the next morning all the pain had gone and the redness was starting to turn. Overnight. I thought it was a miracle and bought several bottles home with me.
The sun doesn't catch you quickest near the equator.
Guest wrote:McAz wrote:Guest wrote:Guest wrote:I have an Aloe Vera plant, it lives in the orangery and if we want any of the gel for healing/sunburn etc we remove and refrigerate the leaves first before squeezing out the cooled gel, lush!
I'll never forget the first time I went abroad and underestimated how quickly the sun catches you nearer the equator. I was in lots of pain and bright red! I was sold some pure aloe gel. Applied it that night and the next morning all the pain had gone and the redness was starting to turn. Overnight. I thought it was a miracle and bought several bottles home with me.
The sun doesn't catch you quickest near the equator.
It does. And also depending on where you travel to gives different shades of tan. Nicest tans I've seen is from people who go to Greece. You're not very perceptive.
McAz wrote:Guest wrote:Guest wrote:I have an Aloe Vera plant, it lives in the orangery and if we want any of the gel for healing/sunburn etc we remove and refrigerate the leaves first before squeezing out the cooled gel, lush!
I'll never forget the first time I went abroad and underestimated how quickly the sun catches you nearer the equator. I was in lots of pain and bright red! I was sold some pure aloe gel. Applied it that night and the next morning all the pain had gone and the redness was starting to turn. Overnight. I thought it was a miracle and bought several bottles home with me.
The sun doesn't catch you quickest near the equator.
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