People who stink...
piss me off. I'm not talking, I've been working hard sweating like a dog all day, stink.
I mean, haven't washed in a few days, stink; wear too frigging much cologne, stink; something died inside me and it seems to emenate from every orifice, stink; or I bathe in parfum stink. You know the people, some of you may be the people, fess up.
Anyone feel like sharing?
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I mean, haven't washed in a few days, stink; wear too frigging much cologne, stink; something died inside me and it seems to emenate from every orifice, stink; or I bathe in parfum stink. You know the people, some of you may be the people, fess up.
Anyone feel like sharing?
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<strong>Hurrah for the malodorous masses! Reaction to scent is a function of conditioning. I bet you wouldn?t last a day in the 17th century French Court. They used a whole lot of perfume back then but never really bathed.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Yes at the time, there was a weird conception of hygiene : they believe that washing them was dangerous : water dilatate the pores of the skin allowing the illness to enter in the body. They only take one bath per year and have to recover after this dangerous duty .
Being clean at this time merely consit in perfume, and clean dresses and one ton of powder.
Garbage smell better...
Any store where games consoles are available for customers to play on. The smell generated by the accumulation of adolescent sweat is one of the nastiest, most fetid stenches around.
<strong>The worst smell in the world:
Any store where games consoles are available for customers to play on. The smell generated by the accumulation of adolescent sweat is one of the nastiest, most fetid stenches around.</strong><hr></blockquote>
You've obviously never shared a camp with a bunch of sweaty, beer-drinkin' foresters. Men and women.
Me, I'd like to take everyone that ever used patchouli oil as a perfume/cologne/deodorant and toss 'em in a fast-moving river. Either they or the stench would hopefully be washed away.
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They only take one bath per year and have to recover after this dangerous duty .
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Hey! Some of us still do this
It's been suggested that being dirty helps to build a healthy immune system, and that the increase in childhood asthma may be due to over cleanliness.
That's my excuse anyway, and I'm sticking to it
<strong>I really can't stand the women, usually in their 20's, that go clubbng. You know the type. They seem to have no idea as to the accepted method of putting on perfume. I've gotten into elevators and had a tough time breathing because the last woman that came out had so much of it on. It's really annoying. Really, really annoying </strong><hr></blockquote>
You'll miss those women when you're middle-aged.
<strong> What goes on in your crotches is truly a mystery to me.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Now that I can truly believe
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Hmm, you're pushing 3000 posts here, yeah, I can believe you don't know what's going on in women's crotches.
As for the stench... call me crazy, but girls cannot put on enough perfume for me. I love it. The guys however, nothing makes me want to puke more than passing a 16 year old who smells like he dumped an entire bottle of cologne on himself.
Gone through various soaps + shampoos, Used 50 variations on "GlacialSuperIceMountianBreezeSpringThaw" deoderant, and the opinion of people I've encountered has remained the same.
Except when I'm done climbing and descending 80+ flights of stairs with 30-40 pounds of equipment on my back in 97 degree heat, that is.
The trouble is, I can't tell you what I smell like normally. I don't think anyone can say what they smell like. You're just too used to your own smell be able to tell what it is.
oh, and m3d jack smells real nice.