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While you may have crumbled, it was truly the only course of action if you really think about it.Due to unexpected overtime and a bad case of FOMOOSS, I crumbled and gave into temptation and ordered the Florian set.
Due to unexpected overtime and a bad case of FOMOOSS, I crumbled and gave into temptation and ordered the Florian set.
I tell myself this atleast every second dayI don't wanna spend any more money
My thoughts exactly!
Whhhhattttttt
International shipping is back at ToTC?!?!?!
Also @Dustin L Leviathan is awesome. It's one of my favourite scents. I been stinging to get my hands on the EdT
Whhhhattttttt
International shipping is back at ToTC?!?!?!
Also @Dustin L Leviathan is awesome. It's one of my favourite scents. I been stinging to get my hands on the EdT
My thoughts exactly!
Sorry fellas,
I had them shipped to my parents house in Canada and will be bringing them home with me after Christmas.
Sorry to get your hopes up!
It's usually simply "the Olds" or the "old folks". Perfectly acceptable in strayaWell, that's a smart move. No more shipping from America? let's relocate the old guys to America
(it is ok to refer the parents as the "old guys"? I know "old man" is using to refer to the father of someone or to refer the own father, I learned it in 'Top Gun' movie xD, but, can this be applied to the parents in the way "old guys", or that does not make sense in english?)
Mother in law = Old BatIt's usually simply "the Olds" or the "old folks". Perfectly acceptable in straya
Mother in law = Old Bat