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I've just been down in Allders and Croydon, and was amazed to see them selling the following celebrity perfumes:


Alex Curran,

Jade Goody,

Chanelle out of BB, (you know the one who wants to be Posh spice)

Jordan

Other ludicrous people.


I am sure there were others, equally obscurc. Now, the question is: have i turned my back for 5 minutes, and suddenly everyone in the entire world has a perfume for sale? Why not me? Am I simply not orange-faced enough to merit one?


I propose then that everyone on the forum come up with a name for their own perfume. I thought first of all that the name "Buh!" summed me up to a tee, then I realised, No! My perfect perfume name would be.."Oui Oui".



For WEE Quinnie y'unnerstand.

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