Shaving Cream and Sunburn

[Deleted member 1881]

I really doubt. I prefer an Aloe Vera Gel.

 

[Tzimisce]

I have aloe vera in my garden and I take the gel from there.
It really works but it is a little... disgusting. It is like cutting snails in little pieces.

 

[Deleted member 1881]

I have aloe vera in my garden and I take the gel from there.
It really works but it is a little... disgusting. It is like cutting snails in little pieces.

Yes. I tried once to drink this aloe Vera juice. These little pieces are totally disgusting.

 

[Ventriss]

Sadly I did not get photos but I can assure you it looked very strange. My grandson asked if a bird had done biggest poop ever on my head lol.

 

[Grishnak]

Sadly I did not get photos but I can assure you it looked very strange. My grandson asked if a bird had done biggest poop ever on my head lol.

LOL
Although you could have covered the top with cherries and shaved your head with a Blackland Blackforest.
I bet that would gateaux the hairs

 

[Wayne]

Live Greek yogurt works wonders. Slather it on and shower off in morning. You’ll be amazed. My wifes Uncle is from Crete he told us about it

 

[Deleted member 1881]

Live Greek yogurt works wonders. Slather it on and shower off in morning. You’ll be amazed. My wifes Uncle is from Crete he told us about it

So his surname ends at -akis?

 

[Wayne]

So his surname ends at -akis?

Stefalakakis I think.

 

[Deleted member 1881]

Stefalakakis I think.

Just excellent!

 

[Wayne]

Why?

 

[Deleted member 1881]

Why?

Because I was sure about the end of his surname! My aunt lives in Crete also!

 

[Wayne]

Because I was sure about the end of his surname! My aunt lives in Crete also!

Apparently it came from the Turkish and was originally an insult to the men but thr Cretians Masculized the word and turned it into a badge of honor.... according to the internet

 

[Wayne]

Because I was sure about the end of his surname! My aunt lives in Crete also!

Ah! They live in Ierapetra. Where is your Aunt?

 

[Deleted member 1881]

-akis (-άκης): associated primarily with Crete (except Anogeia) and the Aegean Islands, it is a diminutive, such as Giorgos becoming Giorgakis for the young Giorgos. Examples are: "Mitsotakis", "Theodorakis" and "Doukakis". This suffix was introduced in the 19th century.

My aunt lives in Kissamos Chania