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Don't worry about it, the same rumour's reared its head a few times over the years. I still have a stash from when they were going to be discontinued a couple of years back.
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This old chestnut 
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No longer on the shelves of the local Morrisons, but remains available from the local independent chemist. I expect some supermarkets that carried it are bumping it aside in favour of trendier gels or some such guff. Long may it remain in production! Brilliant stuff.
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It's still on the Colgate-Palmolive website, the German one at least.
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...I guess nearly every year this rumour surfaces; of course if they did go out of stock they would be on BST at £50 a pop...if you like them stock-up now and forget...no doubt one day they probably will be discontinued...I have to stop myself buying a couple every time I see them...
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I am the same, i have more than a dozen stashed away and that's not counting over a dozen other soaps and creams. (its probably nearer over twenty but im not going to count them
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Well, that's put my get rich quick theory to bed.I am the same, i have more than a dozen stashed away and that's not counting over a dozen other soaps and creams. (its probably nearer over twenty but im not going to count them
Okay, okay, no need to rub it in.
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Asda in Workington had a shelf full of them at weekend.
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I've never fathomed why they don't produce it as a bowl soap. That might open up another income stream - the 'non-graters'
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They used to make a bowl soap, but I'm assuming the sticks were more popular so that's the route they took.
I remember my grandad and stepdad only ever using sticks (both used old spice).
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