I know...I spelled wabbit wong..nm.

• A woman on a mission I am... - please help...(sm)
  • Could be Brylcreem? - MTPockets
  • Rabitt of Seville...sm - cat
    • I know...I spelled wabbit wong..nm. - cat
  • This may help you - clhmt
  • Call the guy and ask nm - MslaMT
  • Yardley London English Lavender Hair Brilliantine for Men...sm - cat
  • I just like a nice-smelling, sexy guys' shampoo myself. - Don't need anything else! :) nm
  • Might be Vitalis, lots of shops used that years ago - Good smelly stuff
  • Caswell-Massey and Vermont Country Store - bin_swanson
    • Sounds like Vitalis but...sm - me2
  • hair dressing - marilyn
    • babies - marilyn
  • See if you can take a whiff of Brylcream or Vitalis. Might be it. - Or ask at the mall hair salons. nm

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Dudes in drag--always an instant winner, but to see those guys in particular....I almost choked to death laughing!  I forgot all about that movie...seems like eons ago!  I'll have to ressurect it--I know I have it lyin' around here somewhere!  This is a great thread and I'll have to check out the stuff I've never seen before.  I absolutely love to laugh and comedies are my absolute fave when it comes to movies! 

I put up with a terrier mix (not a pit - just a mutt) who was hyper and ate everything, my house shingles, kitchen floor, rugs, etc., tried caging her and she bent the wires, scaled a 6 ft. fence or dug holes underneath to get out. We called her Hogan's Heroes. When she literally ate my whole couch one cold Christmas Eve with 20 people coming, I called the SPCA in tears and they said no one would take a dog like her, they would only bring her back and she'd be put to sleep. So I kept her over 16 years and she's buried in a pet cemetery nearby. I now have a 120 lb. Golden who had big paws when he was born and the last one left because he was going to be big, so I took him. People have dropped off dogs to me crying and I found homes for them. I understand how we can't turn away these beautiful animals others don't have the heart to understand.

I would present your husband's friend with a written "bill" for food, etc., but don't think it would do any good. Your husband has to stick up for you. Sounds like they're taking advantage of your good heart. I'm just glad the dogs are with you for the time being.  I believe in good deeds being rewarded. It takes time but good only leads to good things coming back at you. I doesn't seem that way right now and times are tough, but hopefully you will be rewarded in other ways.