webby v7 slipperwagon

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Hi, this post is for my son. He's at college and is doing a marketing course, and part of it is that he has to do a survey. Rather than him hanging around supermarkets with a clipboard in the rain, i thought it far better to ask the good people on here for your input. He has to do a TOP TEN embarrassing products you would rather purchase off the internet. Through internet stores, Stuff like Thrush cream, piles cream etc... and where you would look to purchase them. This is aimed at Men and Women, who would be to embarrassed to purchase them over the counter. Please keep it clean as this is an important part of his course. Thanks for the input guys and gals.

zip106

I've bought the above stuff over the counter before ( and jam rags) with no embarrassment.

To be honest, I'd be more embarrassed buying a tin of beans with a Tesco stripy label...
But I guess I don't count

Tidgy

**** crack wax kit,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Dave Y

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I think you are asking the wrong people.

fivetide

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Get him to do a surveymonkey.

It's free and is more of a poll but he can leave gaps for people to put their own answers in as well. Easy for people to email round too.

Mouser

I bought my wife a Michael Buble CD from HMV. I told the guy serving it was for my wife but the look he gave me.........

David Lock

Condoms. Extra small........



dl

J4CKO

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The Daily Mail

TelBoy

Everything on the list will probably be on this website.

http://www.shopinprivate.com/newproducts.html

The vast majority will be sex related, surely?

LSherratt

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**** beads

Ellie*

I used to work in a pharmacy, people are more embarrassed about nit lotions than thrush or piles cream.

Can't think of anything I'm embarrassed to buy. Probably a basket full of junk food, but then self-service tills solve that one.

Rescue Dude

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On our Rescue units we carry endotracheal tubes. Those pipe things you see thrust down peoples throats when they can't breathe and are unconscious.

Part of the kit for that is..............errrrr.........KY jelly, used to lubricate it as it goes down someone's throat. Some medics use it others don't so we do have to carry it.

That can be interesting to buy from some spotty teenage girl at the chemist.

SWRTWannabe

I bought my wife a Rick Astley CD from HMV, and the guy serving me asked if I wanted a bag.

Actually I wanted two in case the first one gets a hole in it.

CharlySkunkWeed

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Had to buy the dvd "Magic Mike" at xmas for the missus

paulr

Mens hair dye.
Denture products.
Womens clothes (for cross dressers only)
Toupe tape.

All from personal experience........

zippy!

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A copy of broke back mountain for my mrs,s mum last xmas ,went to hmv to get it but decided to buy a gift voucher that covered the cost and told her they didn't have it at the time and she,d have to try get it herself in the new year lol

Paul_251

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Me too , worse than buying it though is having to sit through it

CharlySkunkWeed

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She can watch it on her own !

Mouser

jef

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ive bought sex toys from anne summers for my wife that was quite a stressful experience, would do it online now - but other online buys to save embarassment would be vaginal hygeine pads, if theyre on my wifes tesco shopping list - nope! ill just stick that on the online account, or tampons - even the word has me cringing - hope these are still suitable.

i bought cheesy posters for my wifes xmas - with family sayings on them, like - have you hung the washing up?, i love you, are you serious! (my sons common phrase just now) ect ect, family hug! it was just a list of sayings we as a family use, and they print them on a kindof stylish poster - its what id call a thoughtful xmas gift for the mrs - online it was fine - but if i had to choose these sayings in a shop - id feel under pressure mildly embaressed, and no doubt just blurt out some that were not true lol - kindof pathetic really.

any of them useful?

RobsyUK

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The only thing really is ladies underwear.

To save embarrassment with condoms the trick is to buy HUNDREDS at once.

jef

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Ifact i still feel embaressed a bit when in womens laungerie section - bras, knickers everywhere - and my wifes not due to get there for another hour and ahalf - what must people think lol
again a hint of seriousness - even when i get dragged to such sh*te shops and she along with a pack of women are thoroughly inspecting bras or knickers in my presceence - i just hang around with my arm on one of the silver poles, pretending im not even noticing where we are - i still get the odd pang of embaressment! not constant but just occassionally think, god i hope these women realise i am actually here with my wife!! - how fcking increadibly sad - its totally irrational as ive been umpteen times without feeling the same

this mild feeling of insecurity soon turns to infintae rage when its onto the tops, bags, shoes or any other b*llsh*t i have zero interest in wether my wife decides to don it or not - further enhanced by trying things on im not even in the slightest bit interested in seeing modelled -wow what a tanjent!!!
but as soon as my wife realises whats shes wearing has absolutley zero effect on how i feel about her then the better!!

Turbohot

Buying cigarettes are embarrassing for some who gave up because they really wanted to, but took it up again.

I sometimes feel embarrassed looking through the music section at Tesco. They have piles of sh!te chart music lined up there. Their compilations suck as well. I try to avoid that isle because I tend to start staring at them. Then some respectable person walks past me, and then I wish for the ground under my feet to spilt in two and gulp me.

I have a doctor friend who loves shopping at LIDL, but finds it embarrassing to admit it publicly. We have to pay for shopping bags in Wales now, so he takes Tesco bags to carry his LIDL shopping in them. For the hilarious soul he is, he tells us that his posh neighbours sometimes see him offload his car, so he doesn’t want them to find out that he is a cheapskate or they’d lose respect for him.

pimmo2000

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lol you're really easy to embarrass.

I bought a female friend of mine a huge black ***** for her birthday as a joke present, I had to buy it online, but the follow up was lube.

I went to ASDA with a male friend and just bought the lube, as we went through the till the woman stopped and looked as us, I smiled and got hold of his hand, he went banana's lol

ScoobySteve69

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Butt plug?

jef

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hah yeah i can be at times, at others nothing bothers me - its usually dependat on the situation specifics.

my friend used to work at security at an airport, and stopped a verly large american woman, to search her bag - this was years ago btw. he discovered a reasonably sized vibrator, and being a bit niave at the tender age of 19 (this was before internets/**** ect ect - a bit of hairy beaver in a littlewoods mag was the source of ************ - remember those days). he was an avid motorbike fan, loved the racing the drivers, the tools, anything related to it, was just a mechanically minded/interested young guy

anyway upon whipping this sex machine out of her handbag, having a good look and feel at it a bit dismayed - then just BAM! hits him - SH*T!! im playing about with this ladies vibrator! - she then bellows at him - "WHATS WRONG BOY! - YOU AINT EVER SEEN A VIBRATOR BEFORE"!! lol,

well he mumbled some lies went very red and tried to move on, knowing all his collegues had seen/heard the incedent until glowing a nice cherry red, and time for home lol.

ofcourse nowadays these incidents dont happen - you could pull out "the fist of fury" and not give it a second glance.

but this was back in the days where there was alittle more innocence and niavety, made me laugh anyway

hodgy0_2

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