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SpokeyDokey

68, & my GP says I will officially be old at 70!
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Utterly gorgeous and lasts for ages, too.
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Drago

Legendary Member
Brut33.

May as well lock the thread now.
 
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Shortfall

Well-Known Member
Thanks for the replies and it's interesting to hear other people's preferences and budgets. But to bring it back on track a bit, I'm wanting to hear about great smelling aftershave that's affordable and not too generic. It's for everyday use not special occasions so I'm not going to spunk £200 on a bottle. Some of the dupes I've tried have actually been very good.
 

Animo

Well-Known Member
Used Boss in Motion for years. Used to come in a little round silver container but now in a bottle. Fairly subtle and not particularly strong but not keen on the ones that leave you smelling like a tart's handbag.
 

sungod

Active Member
*To the tune of 'Marina' from Captain Scarlet*

Swarfeeegaaa,
Lovely SwarFEEEEEgaaa...!

that was stingray, aqua marina
 

Mad Doug Biker

I prefer animals to most people.
Location
Craggy Island
i think i had the single, mid-60s i won a stingray airfix-like kit in a competition, the memory of the glue tube bursting and glue squirting in my eyes is still vivid, i think i'd still recognise the smell, might be a long lasting scent option for shortfall :smile:

Hope you were ok. :eek:

I also don't think that Eau de Glue would be very popular, except for maybe the sniffers.
 

Mad Doug Biker

I prefer animals to most people.
Location
Craggy Island
Thanks for the replies and it's interesting to hear other people's preferences and budgets. But to bring it back on track a bit, I'm wanting to hear about great smelling aftershave that's affordable and not too generic. It's for everyday use not special occasions so I'm not going to spunk £200 on a bottle. Some of the dupes I've tried have actually been very good.

Sorry, yes, back on topic...
 
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