Let's conduct our own study on how we all got breast cancer
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The first drink I ever had was a big slug from a bottle of Lonesome Charlie, we snuck it from my friends parents liquor cabinet. I think the combination of theft and underage drinking did it. Helluva sentence
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We are all well~punished for our joyful, youthful transgressions, eh, Egads007? But at least we still retain our senses of humor, phew! Great screen name, by the way
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Must have been all the Estee Lauder Youth Dew back in the 70s!
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DianaMS1, I was all in on the Germaine Monteil "Bakir". It was even louder than the Youth Dew.
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No DianeMS1, it was either the Topaze or Tabu we slathered on. (couldn't afford the Chanel #5)
Hi everyone. Nice to see this thread pop up every so often.
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LOL@Youth Dew, Bakir, Topaz & Tabu!
Tomboy - thank you! Gotta love your profile pic, very cool, but what the heck is it? I have the same hair when I wake up lol
Hiya Patoo, remember Charlie? That was all I could afford.
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Ahh, I was trying to remember that one. Charlie, was that in a yellow package?
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Working in a drugstore on Christmas Eve night would do it. When I did as a teenager probably a dozen last minute shoppermen would want to spray perfume on me to see what it smelled like. By the end of the night I wanted to gag. I have to admit though that I sure wish I had another bottle of Jovan Frankincense & Myrrh.
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Ohhhh, I remember Jovan. But wasn't it a little bit more expensive than Charlie?
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Charlie was probably a little more expensive.
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What about Jean Nate? That was some loud citris-y stuff.
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And of course we slathered that stuff on. Probably caused much BC in the surrounding area because we put on so much!
Now I need to go back and find all of them to apologize because I gave them BC.
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You had to slather Jean Nate on. It came in half gallon jugs
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Girls, you have it ALL wrong..nothing to do with perfumes and lip gloss...it was the 80s music we all listened to!! And, maybe the Aqua Net... ;-)
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Oh my gosh....definitely the Aqua Net coupled with the effects of a bottle of Strawberry Boonesfarm....pretty positive that combo did me in...oh and not driving 55mph - my mother always said - bad things happen when you go too fast...welllllllll she was right.
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Aqua net!! Dedicated to big hair lovers everywhere!
Charlie was in a blue box, Shelly Hack was the spokesperson for ages:
Remember these? The kissing potion was as slick as olive oil and sickly sweet, think I owned every flavour
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Kissing Potion combined with "Gee, Your Hair Smells Terrific." You could probably smell our hair a block away. Fabric softener sheets have nothing on that shampoo
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ooooh my gosh - I had all those lip potions as well. My sis and I would fight over them...she was always losing hers and then taking mine! I was just thinking about Love's Baby Soft the other day. Since last year, I have been going back and listening to American Top 40 with Kaycee Kasum...(is that how you spell it) One of the broadcasts about three Sunday's ago had the commercial.....mmmmmeeeeemmmmmooooorrrrriiiiieeeesss light the corner of my mind....misty water colored memmmmooooorrrrriiiiiieeeesssss.....
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And I still adore Love's Baby Soft. I have a bottle! Love to take a bath, then douse myself with baby lotion, baby powder and a little spritz of the cologne before crawling in bed. Maybe the baby powder caused my ovarian cancer (don't really believe that.) I was just looking at my medical records from five years ago. My pathology specimen ovary weighed 8705 grams. Yes, 19.2 pounds! Impressive, huh?
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Holy crow Melissa, 19.2 lbs!! how much baby soft did you use???? Lol!
Faberge organics, and she told a friend and she told a friend, and so on...did we have nothing to talk about but shampoo back then?
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Hahahaha.....YES, that's it! Jean Nate, Aqua Net and Boonesferry wine cocktail for breast cancer! Well, that and I once basted myself in Roundup as suntan lotion, thinking I was using a clean spray bottle of water, but my mom had put Roundup in it, unbeknownst to me! Got the best tan ever that day!
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baby oil and iodine for tanning...the baby oil will fry ya and the iodine will dye ya...I must have looked like a carrot
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Yes.....why yes MelissaDallas that is quite impressive...and I imagine you felt so much better with it removed.....I mean - WOW!
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Egads007 Carrots are healthy and a seriously nice shade of orange....just sayin'
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not on this girls face Peace lol!!
oh oh oh! I know what caused my cancer...wearing this:
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Absolutely cancer causing....right behind possibly causing pregnancy depending on the night....
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Rofl!! Well, I wouldn’t have told 2 friends if it had
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I know what caused my BC. It was my new found addiction to Keeping up With the Kardashians. Started watching got BC. Damn it
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LOL, Katiejane. My dirty little secret is Teen Moms.
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Ladies, you are crackin' me uuuuuup!! So glad to see this thread active again, it's hilarious, right from the start! I think I got bc from a serious LACK of all those things~ (tomboy), but oh, how I wanted tie back blouses, anyone remember those? My poor mom refused, as she made many of my clothes.. and I really really wanted some of those lip glosses, though, but my baby sitting money went to school lunches for me & sibs, mostly, altho I would eat so many doritos, and read comics. Was that it?!?
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