What's with B&B's Butterscotch obsession?
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I refer you to the B&B LE Watch. I think all the hints can be found there.
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I'm a big butterscotch fan, got some nice old ones that have either aged to that colour or were made that way.
It's warm and organic-looking. Just what you need in the chilly vicarage bathroom!
Until I get my Faberge ivory-handled snow-leopard hair brush butterscotch gives me an nice old-fashioned feel.
But that watch is . . . wrong.
Here's my dream brush, though:
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It's warm and organic-looking. Just what you need in the chilly vicarage bathroom!
Until I get my Faberge ivory-handled snow-leopard hair brush butterscotch gives me an nice old-fashioned feel.
But that watch is . . . wrong.
Here's my dream brush, though:
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A vintage butterscotch Rooney or Simpson is like a piece of fine furniture that has developed it's own patina, the catalin develops into that colour over time so they were not originally made that way, that makes them unique.
The better brushes are mostly at the beginning of that thread, now everybody with a vaguely butterscotch element in their brush has posted a pic and a lot of them are dogs, it was just a happy accident that they survived for so long and turned butterscotch.
These are impressive though.
The better brushes are mostly at the beginning of that thread, now everybody with a vaguely butterscotch element in their brush has posted a pic and a lot of them are dogs, it was just a happy accident that they survived for so long and turned butterscotch.
These are impressive though.
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Rik said:
Never! They used to do a mint choc one - that was the best, especially in an Angel Delight "flan" using Dairy Milk choc & coco pops as the base.
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Wow, that Kent brush looks immense. There'd be no point me owning own, i'd be scared of wrecking it - but boy i bet it could soak up some serious Tabac goodness 
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..Hells Bells antdad, that big Kent could kill someone! 10 minutes lathering up, attempted application - instant suffocation - as you try to fight your way out of 1/2 lb of lather!!! :lolantdad said:A vintage butterscotch Rooney or Simpson is like a piece of fine furniture that has developed it's own patina, the catalin develops into that colour over time so they were not originally made that way, that makes them unique.
The better brushes are mostly at the beginning of that thread, now everybody with a vaguely butterscotch element in their brush has posted a pic and a lot of them are dogs, it was just a happy accident that they survived for so long and turned butterscotch.
These are impressive though.
spandex..
