benjii Posted 15 January, 2020 Posted 15 January, 2020 I have fond memories of grandma’s Tweed. Good way to keep the ball sack / crack area dry over warmer months or should be consigned to the moist dustbin of history? Any thoughts, Saints fans?
saintmonkey1979 Posted 15 January, 2020 Posted 15 January, 2020 Still use talc now. It's the only way to avoid chafeage in my base layers. Makes it much easier to take them off after a work out too. The combination of trench arse and sweat vacuum is a look to avoid, definitely. Talc alleviates that to a large extent. Fond memories of it as a child too, as well as enjoying the current practicality of it today Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk
whelk Posted 15 January, 2020 Posted 15 January, 2020 Good substitute if trying to have a dry January and stay off the coke. Then sup on a Heineken 0.0 and know your decision making is unimpaired
Batman Posted 15 January, 2020 Posted 15 January, 2020 geddit down yer neck!!! look at the state of this lizard https://www.thesun.co.uk/living/1311440/young-mum-is-addicted-to-eating-talcum-powder-and-swallows-a-500g-tub-of-it-every-week/
whelk Posted 15 January, 2020 Posted 15 January, 2020 geddit down yer neck!!! look at the state of this lizard https://www.thesun.co.uk/living/1311440/young-mum-is-addicted-to-eating-talcum-powder-and-swallows-a-500g-tub-of-it-every-week/ Is that cos the scummers took all her food?
sadoldgit Posted 15 January, 2020 Posted 15 January, 2020 I stopped using it way back in the 70’s when someone told me it caused cancer. I decided that I would rather get chaffing.
Badger Posted 15 January, 2020 Posted 15 January, 2020 I stopped using it way back in the 70’s when someone told me it caused cancer. I decided that I would rather get chaffing. I thought this was a comparatively recent scare.
sadoldgit Posted 15 January, 2020 Posted 15 January, 2020 I thought this was a comparatively recent scare. Apparently not!
sadoldgit Posted 15 January, 2020 Posted 15 January, 2020 Back in the mid 70’s the changing room would be full of clouds of the stuff after a match. After one game a team mate mentioned that he had stopped using it because of the threat of cancer. I didn’t look into the veracity of his claim but never used it again myself.
OldNick Posted 16 January, 2020 Posted 16 January, 2020 Isnt there a big legal case in America where it has been found that they used asbestos in it?
benjii Posted 16 January, 2020 Author Posted 16 January, 2020 If you just dab it on your nuts and arse crack it seems unlikely you would inhale it? I guess you need to be careful if you doth venture south on a user.
Toadhall Saint Posted 17 January, 2020 Posted 17 January, 2020 What would the northern soul devotees do?
bpsaint Posted 19 January, 2020 Posted 19 January, 2020 If you just dab it on your nuts and arse crack it seems unlikely you would inhale it? I guess you need to be careful if you doth venture south on a user.
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