read the reviews.....

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/...reative=6738&creativeASIN=B000KKNQBK

OMG...... Hahahaha

i can imagine the pain lol, i rubbed tiger balm in the groin area after pulling it, had to loosen it.. was during training, oh my that was emotional so id defo heed those warnings hahaha

Funny this ! Hahahahaha

amazon or my episode

wonder how they cooled it down, i had to squat over a mug of cold water and dangle my bits into it, anyways... take heed gents lol

I'm in stiches here

Childish!!!

Sanchez's street news (first 3 words) ...far funnier... (although probably accidental)...or was it?

Looks like we have an intellectual on tonight, finds our banter 'childish!!'
Go and read the Guardian website then!

Bit aggressive "Croc" ....can you not see the irony in my comment?

Not really!

I saw this link about a week ago, posted elsewhere. I found it very amusing, obvs.
Since the link has gone viral, I feel that the 'reviews' are somewhat faked. Still funny, though.

Rude

At one time I worked for the company that makes this stuff.
I know what is in it
NO WAY would I put it on my sensitive bits
I can believe every bit of what was on Amazon

That said - and as stated on Amazon - it DOES work well

Snod

Hey Snod, long time no speak!! Oo-er! the product smells chemically rank, would imagine its full of them?
I have seen tubes of the stuff, selling for a £1 as recent as today. I remember the sachets used to be 79p!! Must be losing popurlarity- for some reason

Reminds me of the 3 wolves t-shirt and the David Hasselhoff cd reviews.

http://www.amazon.com/The-Mountain-Three-Short-Sleeve/dp/B002HJ377A
http://www.amazon.com/Very-Best-David-Hasselhoff/dp/B00005Q8UG

hahaha great

i like the thought of fellas suffering a bit, is that bad? you know for all we have to go through etc . max

Makes you laugh though.... "11 times worse than childbirth" !!!!!
If only they knew.....sad sacks
Haha

missed that childbirth quote. huh! dont feel bad at all now i really really hope it hurt with knobs on, if you know what i mean. max

I was in RAF training in 1976 and recommended one of the recruits rub Fiery Jack into his nether area when he was suffering. Didn't expect the silly bugger to go and do it. We had to put him in a cold bath to take the sting out and I got a mild rollicking from the Training Sgt, well I was Senior Man.

wow i was there at swinderby in 84 and that kind of thing was still going on then. i wasnt a victim until i went for a long stand at m.t at my first posting. the good old days eh? max

Agree max, surprising what someone will do if you are in authority. Another one had a letter from his bank manager because he was seriously in the red, me and the other Senior Bloke told him to send a cheque and he'd be covered........he did. Could go on and on, it's one way for them to learn I suppose.
Found Swinderby a doddle by the way, Ganges was tougher.

not sure what ganges is? i really feel i should though, please tell. oh and i seen some one get sent for a bucket of stripey paint to supply once. of course i was an old hand then i had been in at least 6 months, so i sat back and said nothing. max

HMS Ganges, Shotley, Suffolk.

Trying to spot you on The Mast Bandy

That photo is just amazing!.

health and safety wouldnt allow it now!! great pic

Erm, has anyone read the ingredients. Aswell as all the skin scorching chemicals, the 2nd ingredient is 'urea' which if i'm not mistaken, is another word or an extract of urine...someone or something has wee'd in it. When the saying goes " I wouldn't P*ss on you if you were on fire" well, looks like someone already has if your using this stuff. haha, oooh!!, haha.

thankyou so much for posting that link, haven't laughed so much in ages. hilarious

While there is urea in urine - it is also a multi-million ton chemical produced from other sources for industrial use, mostly as fertilizer. I can assure you that all the ingredients in Veet are of the highest quality and it is made with impeccable manufacturing standards AND it is very efficient at the hair removing job . . . . . but the action on skin can be unpleasant for some people. The original material was used as a way to remove the hair from hides as part of the leather industry process. Similar sorts of chemicals (thioglycolates) are used in most hair waving preparations because they temporarily break the bonds in the hair so it can be formed into a different shape - the hair is then treated with (usually) a type of peroxide that will stop the thioglycolate action and will allow the bonds in the hair to reform in the new shape. Veet does not have that final treatment step - the hair simply breaks/ dissolves and is removed

For those not sensitive to the ingredients all this is fine. Used correctly and on the err - less sensitive parts of the anatomy as the manufaturers states then there should be no problem.

Snod

wow has anyone used it ?

it would beat shaving !,

i hate shaving , but hate stubble too

Sorry missed that one DD. Thought I recognised the mast as a I scrolled down. 144ft high it was, used to climb it for recreation at weekends, not a lot else to do. Wasn't part of that party though, looks like every trainee is there. I was there for 18months and I'm going to the Ganges reunion next month, got talked into it. I didn't exactly relish my time there, it was just something that had to be done as a baby sailor.