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My wife's family all do it to prevent leg cramps.
It must work as we've not had any cramps since doing it but to be fair we never did before.
My wife's family all do it to prevent leg cramps.
Erm, are they 'normal'?
Quite possibly not.
What type of soap?
Lavender soap works. According to my in laws.
Is it penis shaped?
Has a [url= http://singletrackmag.com/forum/topic/post-coital-clean-up-mumsnet-content ]beaker of water[/url] appeared, too?
What type of soap?
At a guess, Simple.
has a nun been in to ask where it is yet ?
Is it penis shaped?
I've just woke up with the hangover from hell after the first session in a very long time and stw is providing comedy gold!!!!
Unexpectedly finding a bar of soap in the bed placed there as part of the in-law's beliefs would certainly prevent my experiencing any stiffness below the waistline.
It would annoy a sleeping me so much that I would probably kick it through the nearest wall.
Interestingly* I found a random bar of soap near the local fountain this morning. I thought maybe someone had had an al fresco bath. Where do your family live?
*subjective
Divorce for "unreasonable behaviour" is the only course of action.
Our dog sprints like a deranged fool ,barking her head off every time an aeroplane flies over the house.
Has one ever landed in our garden, absolutly not ,which makes her completly sane. 🙄
Has one ever landed in our garden ,absolutly not
If the logic displayed on threads like the Chinese Medicine discussion is to be believed, she's doing an excellent job of stopping them them.
have you just come out of prison ? if so perhaps it fell out of your crack...
If the logic displayed on threads like the Chinese Medicine discussion is to be believed, she's doing an excellent job of stopping them them.
And if some of the logic displayed on threads like the Chinese Medicine discussion is to be believed,
not only will it do nothing, but it might be highly dangerous and kill you !
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Have just visited the in laws and been told you can't use Dove as it doesn't work!
Before dismissing it entirely, you need to conduct a placebo trial with another bar of soap sized waxy solid. When you turn in tonight, make a big show of producing a pat of butter, and tell the wife that you're going to be trying something different out tonight. See what reaction you get :O
Report back, if you can.
The Romans buried soap in Hadrian's Wall to keep giraffes out. By all accounts it worked.
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jota180 - Member
Is it penis shaped?
[s]Wears[/s] Where's the soap?
Edit: shakes fist a scaredypants 👿
I once put a soft fluffy soft toy at "foot level" on Mrs T's side of the bed to see what would happen when she got in. It didn't end well.
It was a spontaneous thought and, to this day, I don't know why I did it, but while she was brushing her teeth, I nipped into the kids room and grabbed one of their soft fluffy toys then carefully placed it at foot level on her side of the bed and carefully covered it with the duvet. I then crawled in and closed my eyes, pretending to sleep. Eventually, Mrs T came into the room all "la-de-da-de-da", took her slippers off, switched off the bedside light and gently slid into bed.
There was a momentary pause as the tips of her toes touched fur, then a shriek of expletives as her knees overtook her shoulders as she rocketed out of bed. By the time I'd rolled over and switched the light back on, she'd bumped into all 4 walls, left the room and was already halfway down the stairs, shouting and screaming all the way.
She had to be coaxed back into the room again, wide eyed and hyperventilating and wouldn't get back into bed until I rolled back the duvet and said "See - it's one of the kids Furbies. I put it there".
I should have left out the last sentence.
We had breakfast in silence the next morning and it was years before I did it again.
it was years before I did it again.
😯
Psling, you know how it is - a couple of years down the line, wondering if you still have the magic touch and "how we'll laugh when she sees the funny side second time around". Hunt down soft toy, place in bed at foot level, pretend to sleep. In she comes, goes through the moisturising face routine, "dum-de-dum-de-dum", slippers off, slide in to bed. Foot/fur interface, screams, then shoot out of bed knocking over the bedside table, screaming all the way down the stairs again. This time I was a little more reticent to own up and lay there in the dark for a few minutes wondering what would be the best tactic, until a voice came back from the darkness of the upstairs landing and said "That was you again, wasn't it?". She wasn't happy about it and has threatened violence if I do it again.
It would annoy a sleeping me so much that I would probably kick it through the nearest wall.
I wouldn't get in a lather about it 😆
There's tonight's entertainment sorted then.
Post_hoc_ergo_propter_hoc
Isn't that Latin for getting lobsters out of peoples arseholes?
@ Tinners ,great story i enjoyed it so much that i clicked on the imaginary
like button situated next to the share button that no one uses.
Ive never got leg cramps - perhaps I should explore the whole bed to see if soap is involved.
When the kids were very small and used to get into our bed when they woke up at weekends, we would often collapse into bed the next night only to find a variety of different toys had been left there. Never had a hysterical reaction though!
CFH and slowoldman get a tip of the hat for the Peter Cook/Derek and Clive references.
theotherjonv takes it up (ahem) a level with Marlon Brando.
And Tinners, that is priceless!
(@OP you know, we know, your wife knows it's a load of rubbish. Bet you spend the rest of your married life stubbing your toe in the middle of the night....)
Lavender soap works. According to my in laws.
It would be far more interesting to know what didn't work
Have just visited the in laws and been told you can't use Dove as it doesn't work!
Well there we go. I demand a test.
Why not make a start on your very own bar of 'soap'?
I suggest an old sock would be a good place to start collecting the raw materials...
I wiuldnt have a bar of soap in my house let alone in my bed, horrible stuff
I was tempted to put a soft toy in our bed tonight but I'm not sure I could cope with the quilt.
😆
Bugger, she has just gone to bed.
It wouldn't work anyway as by this time of year she has socks on and the poor cat would just be kicked off the bed if it did.
adjustablewench - Member
I wiuldnt have a bar of soap in my house let alone in my bed, horrible stuff
Well, it's much better for the skin than the liquid gel stuff that is sold as being superior.
For some years I've suffered from really dry skin that would split open and bleed, and peel in places, then I read somewhere that liquid gel 'soaps' were liable to cause such problems.
I immediately stopped using them and went back to bar soap and the problem has all but disappeared.
Best possible stuff for antibacterial properties. And cheapest.
My wife's family all do it to prevent leg cramps
Don't start the discussion. You cannot win
Count, I expect the hand cramps have cleared up too.