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Housekeeping, and the crown jewels.
I'm tempted to do a spring clean on my love grapes and want to know if veet is any good. I live with 3 girls so the stuff isn't difficult to steal, I mean get hold of, without going down the shop. Any other brave gents out there give some recommendations? Should I stick to the trusty razor and risk bleeding to death or do I give veet a squirt in full knowledge that I will still be able to produce the baby batter neccesary to carry on the warrior family name.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
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He’s using euphemisms 
I'm not a bloke, but have used Veet before.
All I'm saying is you may want to do a skin sensitivity test first on a small area. I'm guessing it's not a place that you'd especially want to risk an allergic reaction (imagine the conversation with the GP: ''Well, I nicked my flatmate's Veet and was pruning my testicle hair...'')
Oh, and do trim it slightly first.
Though be careful...
All I'm saying is you may want to do a skin sensitivity test first on a small area. I'm guessing it's not a place that you'd especially want to risk an allergic reaction (imagine the conversation with the GP: ''Well, I nicked my flatmate's Veet and was pruning my testicle hair...'')
Oh, and do trim it slightly first.
Though be careful...
I'm a lady and I've used veet before and it isn't painful, its completley painless if anything. But it has a funny smell that takes ages to go away...
Razors are a bad idea.... skin is too delicate on your wrinkly love plums and you may actually bleed to death which would be unfortunate and therefore reduce your chances dramatically of ever having to need the baby batter...!
Razors are a bad idea.... skin is too delicate on your wrinkly love plums and you may actually bleed to death which would be unfortunate and therefore reduce your chances dramatically of ever having to need the baby batter...!
HungryLikeTheWolf
I'm tempted to do a spring clean on my love grapes and want to know if veet is any good. I live with 3 girls so the stuff isn't difficult to steal, I mean get hold of, without going down the shop. Any other brave gents out there give some recommendations? Should I stick to the trusty razor and risk bleeding to death or do I give veet a squirt in full knowledge that I will still be able to produce the baby batter neccesary to carry on the warrior family name.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
I've got recommendations: don't do it. It looks stupid and itches like hell.
(Are we talking about the whole region or just the "love grapes"?).
dogtanian
I don't think I'd risk it.
I love risk, hell, I'm doing disaster risk management for a degree!
Anonymous
I've got recommendations: don't do it. It looks stupid and itches like hell.
(Are we talking about the whole region or just the "love grapes"?).
(Are we talking about the whole region or just the "love grapes"?).
Just the spuds.
Markus
Do you always refer to testicals as being spuds, grapes and jewels? 
Yeah, don't like the word testicles. Just reminds of my mate who had to have one of his brain cells (another metaphor) removed because it got twisted in it's bag and he just kept on saying that the dr kept saying "testicle(s)" and it just reminds me of bad things.
HungryLikeTheWolf
Yeah, don't like the word testicles. Just reminds of my mate who had to have one of his brain cells (another metaphor) removed because it got twisted in it's bag and he just kept on saying that the dr kept saying "testicle(s)" and it just reminds me of bad things.
Same with me, i dont like using it, not for the same reasons as you, just sonuds better, especially in cockney rhyming slang
SpudMuffin
The ladies will like it... hairs are horrible when they get in your mouth...
Oh i'm so cheeky
Oh i'm so cheeky
That's good news. Of course I'll have to confer with the boys at the pub, just as long as I don't do it as soon as I get home from the pub otherwise it may go horribly horribly wrong.
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