I'm A Rebel! Are You?

[barry1010]

I don't 'repeat' with shampoo - once is enough
I am not buying an air fryer

How do you rebel?

[Tilly2]

I won't read the current 'fave rave' book.

[douglas9401]

No tattoos or piercings.

[douglas9401]

Or stubble and bed hair, manky looking sods.

[sandyRoe]

I put the empty wine bottles into the general rubbish bin.
Can't have the neighbours knowing my business.

[naomi24]

I do repeat with shampoo - but I’m not buying a hot air fryer …. will half a rebel do?

[Arksided]

^ Neither do I, we’ll start a revolution

[Arksided]

No tattoos or piercings*

[The Builder]

Barry, I expect you'll remember the 70s singer Alvin Stardust.
My saxophone teacher was on a tour with him a few years ago and he asked him if he ever did any of the "throwing a tv out of a hotel window stuff."

"No... but I did leave a hotel room once... without folding the bathroom towels."

[Tilly2]

That's a bit like Theresa May running through a field of wheat. :-)

[Bobbisox1]

Full rebel here with eyebrow tatts and an air fryer

[Tilly2]

He was:-

[Canary42]

I don't use shampoo at all.

I have an air fryer.

[barry1010]

I remember Alvin Stardust, with the creepy leather glove and strange way of holding the mic. Coo ca chooo.

[barry1010]

No tatts, piercings, beard or manky hair for me, either. I outgrew those things many moons ago (apart from the tatts which I never had)

[barry1010]

Canary, do you have hair? I have washed my hair with washing up liquid in the past, before my wife trained me up to be the ideal husband

[barry1010]

sandy, be a real rebel and put your empty bottles in your neighbours' recycling :D

[Ken4155]

Barry, i had an aunt who used nothing but soap powder to wash her hair.

[david small]

I leave my bedroom window open at night. Drives my wife nuts.
I also dip buttered toast into my tea. Wild thang....

[Tilly2]

Mr T doesn't have a mobile phone cos he thinks he's a rebel whereas I think he's a pain in the neck!

[Bobbisox1]

Ken back in the day, that was what a lot of women used to get the hair lacquer off their hair, in the 50s