...have (had?) a big collection of things (pinned on a noticeboard) that were banned (ie were liquids or deemed to be pseudo-liquids). The one that surprised me was lip balm. This was at a time before they introduced the plastic bags and you couldn't take any of the things that are currently restricted to 100ml. -- Roland Perry

.... Thonnings purchased 100 bags from a Lexington Market vendor and purchased an assortment of items to stuff them with, including hats, socks, gloves, water bottles and lip balm. "All of the bags are going to Health Care for the Homeless and they run a clinic out of their location," Thonnings said. For the clinic, ...

..." or "Pro-grip" Sort-Kwik (used by clerks for counting money or sheets of paper) Corn Husker's Lotion Nutrogena Hand Lotion (concentrated) Vagasil Melrose (stick lip balm) Chamberlain's "Golden Touch" 2 parts glycerine to 3 parts rosewater Cetaphil lotion & bar skin cleanser in place of hand soap Arrid XXtra-Dri deodorant (...

... Depot®. When talking toiletries we're talking two things: Vaseline and Cocoa Butter. What else do you need? Vaseline is the wonder product. You can use it as a lip balm, toof paste, for hair sheen, to treat hemorrhoids, the crabs, the clap, herpes, as a sexual lubricant, hell you can even fry chicken and grits with it. All niggers...

... Depot®. When talking toiletries we're talking two things: Vaseline and Cocoa Butter. What else do you need? Vaseline is the wonder product. You can use it as a lip balm, toof paste, for hair sheen, to treat hemorrhoids, the crabs, the clap, herpes, as a sexual lubricant, hell you can even fry chicken and grits with it. All niggers...

..., while food tents abound to help tie-dye clad festival goers curb the munchies. Mike Dostalek, 29, of Bensenville, says he plans to stock up on body lotions, lip balm and clothing made from hemp at the festival. "I like the natural products for sale there," says Dostalek, who'll be attending the festival for the second time this ...

..., while food tents abound to help tie-dye clad festival goers curb the munchies. Mike Dostalek, 29, of Bensenville, says he plans to stock up on body lotions, lip balm and clothing made from hemp at the festival. "I like the natural products for sale there," says Dostalek, who'll be attending the festival for the second time this ...

..., while food tents abound to help tie-dye clad festival goers curb the munchies. Mike Dostalek, 29, of Bensenville, says he plans to stock up on body lotions, lip balm and clothing made from hemp at the festival. "I like the natural products for sale there," says Dostalek, who'll be attending the festival for the second time this ...