The Body Shop Born Lippy Pot Lip Balm Strawberry 10ml

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Born Slippy" here is the jewel for me, ecstatic breakbeat techno for the mind or for the dance floor. And some of the areas she covers are foreign territory not only to me as a male, but to women like my wife, as we have no children of our own. I've always enjoyed Jo Brand's humour so I was pleased to received this as a birthday present on its publication. Co-founded by poets Donald Jenkins and Tom C, Born Lippy was created to join what they saw as the obvious dots between performance poetry, rap and comedy.

In the introduction, Brand articulates her own squeamishness at the suggestion that she has wisdom to impart and asks us to think of it more as if she is “further along on the trip and bellowing back warnings at the younger optimists many stations behind, in the vain hope it will be useful”. So it was a nice read, if hardly challenging or earth-shattering - which I suspect is exactly what it's intended to be!NUXX" as one of one of the 90s' most iconic songs,[3] writing that it "mixed sublime synths with a four-to-the-floor freakout, and represented everything that was going on; it was new. When Brand does deal with feminism in a chapter that proposes a “Re-Branding” of the word, it predominantly offers a slightly patronising synopsis of feminist waves and suggests that feminists should learn to communicate better with each other and remember we are all on the same side. By the end I was encased in a nice comfortable glow, with the feeling I'd just put the world to rights with a like-minded friend.

Is Jo Brand really so fem-centric she doesn’t recognise this’d probably be just as bad as any allegedly male-dominated scenario? Also, we were concerned that the local spoken word scene lacked a diversity of representation, so Born Lippy routinely stages working class and artists of colour to appeal to a broader audience base.

Director Danny Boyle described it as the "heartbeat" of the film, capturing its "euphoric highs following intense lows". If you want to get really useful advice about life's problems, go to someone who has messed things up, admitted it, then got back on track. She spoke honestly, openly and humorously about the way the world has changed for women - both for better and for worse - during her lifetime through her own personal experience. The vocals were recorded in one take; when Hyde lost his place, he would sing the same line repeatedly, creating the line "lager, lager, lager, lager".