*Worn Once* Gina Bacconi Dress Size 16
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20 Jul, 2016
Great Moisturiser
1 of 1 found this helpful I had bought a tub of this from the supermarket and loved it so much I went back for more but they'd discontinued it. I had a quick search and found this deal. It is well priced, quick delivery and the moisturiser is great. It lasts for ages, spreads easily and has a lovely, fresh smell. I'd highly recommend it.
03 Oct, 2007
Still Game
1 of 1 found this helpful I just love this series and can watch the episodes over and over again. It may help if you're Scottish (or have a Scottish relative or friend) but I don't think it detracts from the humour too much if you're not. It typifies the area, generation and patter so much that I've often got tears in my eyes. There have been 6 series so far but you don't have to watch them in order as you can pick up the characters' traits and nuances quite quickly. There is a whole range of people here in this small community of which the central focuses are the pub and the shop: Navid the Indian shopkeeper who has a sharp observational eye on his clientele and his elusive but sharp-tongued wife; Boaby the barman who is the solver of problems and the butt of jokes; Tam the tight-wad who could make a length of copper wire from a penny; Jack and Victor, the auld pals who've been through thick and thin together; Isa the busy-body who loves to know what's going on and who's doing it but has a heart of gold; Winston with the gammy leg, who for me is the quiet star of the show and the other assortment of characters who make up the community. The magic of this series for me is that all of the episodes feature situations which are very real-life. You'll probably know someone who has been through some of the things here. All in all Still Game for me is a guranteed great 1/2 hour of telly, which you don't get much these days!