Would you have plastic surgery? - Page 3

Doug · 28-11-2005, 14:51

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Originally Posted by Gayle

My brother in law had that done and he thinks it was wonderful. He definitely recommends it. Chris wants to have it done but he's waiting for his eyes to deteriorate a bit more because you can only have it done once.

Would having it done now not stop them from getting worse in the first place Gayle? I love to have it done but regrettably it’s not something that would work for me.

Less · 28-11-2005, 15:42

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Originally Posted by Gayle

But think about it Margaret, a lovely smooth forehead again - I'd definitely go for that.

Stop frowning at my posts, then you won't need surgery, I have to put up with what's in my brain(wouldn't pay to have it altered!), if your friends are true they will (in your case under sufferance [joke honest!] put up with how you look), these surgeons that 'improve things' are lazy, it's easier to steal money off the conceited than to actually do some good!

I do not in this statement include the genuine doctor's that care for the people that have suffered accidents, etc>

SPUGGIE J · 28-11-2005, 16:08

Are you saying that "physical sight improvements" are a rip off Less?

lettie · 28-11-2005, 16:27

There's no way that I'd consider surgery for purely cosmetic reasons. Less's comment about after an accident holds some weight eg, rebuilding facial features (this does not include Botox or facelifts

) it normally includes nose, jaw and cheek rebuilding and skin grafts...

Cosmetic surgery is really quite addictive, a mate of mine has had loads done and I wouldn't mind but she looked better to begin with. I wouldn't let anyone inject poison into my wrinkles and let's face it...........some of these Hollywood old birds have had that many facelifts that they are expressionless and probably have to wax their necks to get rid of the pubes...

SPUGGIE J · 28-11-2005, 20:05

A hollywood face aka Mdm Tussauds speciality.

grego · 28-11-2005, 20:12

I might consider botox, not all over the face though, one of my friends has it just in 2 deep frown lines and it makes a big difference also to look at her if you didn't know you'd just think it was natural.

SPUGGIE J · 28-11-2005, 20:22

Botox no chance I would consider it. Takes me all my time t take perscription medication. Would never deliberately allow poisen in my body for anything.

Gayle · 01-12-2005, 18:20

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Originally Posted by Less

Stop frowning at my posts, then you won't need surgery, I have to put up with what's in my brain(wouldn't pay to have it altered!), if your friends are true they will (in your case under sufferance [joke honest!] put up with how you look), these surgeons that 'improve things' are lazy, it's easier to steal money off the conceited than to actually do some good!

I do not in this statement include the genuine doctor's that care for the people that have suffered accidents, etc>

It's not frowning - it's squinting to try and avoid looking at all the flashy lights on your post.

And yes, i wouldn't want to be in your brain either! lol

Less · 01-12-2005, 19:03

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Originally Posted by Gayle

It's not frowning - it's squinting to try and avoid looking at all the flashy lights on your post.

And yes, i wouldn't want to be in your brain either! lol

Such whit! What a come-back, how long ago was it this was posted? Now you come back at me when it's old news!

If you are going to be a worthy Councillor and at the same time be able to show yourself of use to your supporters shouldn't you at least answer a little more promptly?

I do not consider myself a representative or even a potential representative of the public, but (call it conceit if you want) I do try to keep in touch with all the threads I compose.

If however you are already too busy to keep on top of such things, when you have people with real problems and you are busy are you just going to leave the 'phone off the hook and pretend you are doing a good job?

P.S. yet again I seem to be in a position of critisim but before I get innundated by your supporters with loss of karma and also how cruel I am, in actual fact if I lived within your area I would vote for you!

Bad-Wolf · 01-12-2005, 20:11

Less, you complete creep!

Gayle · 01-12-2005, 21:37

You see that's why you keep me on my toes Less - I never know whether to stamp my feet or cheer when I read your posts.

So, in the interests of replying promptly - I hope two and a half hours is acceptable (I did have to watch 'I'm a celebrity' after all!!!!) - I do of course, keep in touch with all the threads that I start and always ensure that my posters receive a response. But what is most important, it is always a carefully thought out and well researched response which, as you know, is better than rushing in with two feet. Surely quality is better than speed?

As for your vote - until you actually move over here and put your vote where your mouth is, your half hearted attempts to mollify me after an insult really don't hold that much water!

Less · 02-12-2005, 10:39

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Originally Posted by Gayle

As for your vote - until you actually move over here and put your vote where your mouth is, your half hearted attempts to mollify me after an insult really don't hold that much water!

Only half hearted? My dear woman admitted that the only real chance of me getting the chance to vote for you would be if you appeared on one of these braindead, I'm a celebrity let me gall you programmes.
I would be there though 'phone in hand ready to text your name as many times as was needed with no care about expense just to ensure you didn't have to continue with the suffering.
As for an insult no,no Gayle that wasn't an insult that was just a very strong tease, This is an insult:-

!"£$%%^ Gayle! and Your +_)(* is often mistaken for &(%£$%.

Actually Gayle due to my very proper upbringing I find it impossible to insult a lady of your stature perhaps, if you were to bend down just a little.......