Im happy I now registered

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[ZaraBonner]

However, the greatest anti wrinkle cream alone won't do. This product works because it helps the dermanu skin ([link removed]) to repair and rejuvenate at the cellular level. Pull, work and smooth the wrinkles out - which isn't hard in any way.

Edit by Graham to remove advertising link

[grahame]

From our user agreement:

Spam ... advertisements ... are also forbidden on this forum.

And this new member managed to break that in his / her first post.   Normally our moderator team is sympathetic to errors / oversteps by members - especially new ones.   But in this case the advertising was clearly right through the personal account settings and indicated that (s)he knew exactly what (s)he was doing.

We turn away a very large number of signup requests which (on past experience) are likely to be people looking for posting rights to adverse products - it's such a serious issue that there are sites listing know "spammers" which we indeed make use of ... and we have other tools and metrics too which help us spot them.  Allowing Zara was a marginal decision which I made, having researched the sign up request and in this case I got it wrong; no great had done, and indeed I've decided to leave the message here as an interesting note for members and readers of what goes on behind the scenes.

Technical details of how we filter are not made public, as it would make it easier for people to get posts like this through - but I would be happy to discuss in "Frequent Posters" if anyone cares to quote / ask there!

[chuffed]

(S)he must have thought she had a ready market with the number of 'old wrinklies' to be found on here. Trying to remove  the accumulated facepack of coal dust and other unmentionables  from the 'steamers' amongst you, would be beyond any 'Oil of XXXXX' product. Good old Wrights coal tar soap and a bucket of near boiling water from the engine would be a far more effective product!

[TaplowGreen]

............because I'm worth it 

[eightf48544]

Good old Wrights coal tar soap and a bucket of near boiling water from the engine would be a far more effective product!

You should have tried Swindon Sand soap made in the works up until the 60s. As well as  roughing up your skin you could clean the brass and copper pipes in the cab as well  with it.

Swafega was a revelation.

[BerkshireBugsy]

............because I'm worth it 

Lol TG ! I would ask what make up products you use but don't want to get you struck off the forum for advertising

[Western Pathfinder]

Welcome to the wonderful world of Catherall it's all totally bona fido !!!.

[TonyK]

............because I'm worth it 

Every little helps for me these days.