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#15 by Marz on 17 Mar, 2008 17:46
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Cool Water and Polo, I still have a bottle of Drakkar too (but I dont wear that anymore).
I do have to get a cologne / perfume thing that really makes me angry, why do some older women wear so much damn perfume that it is a good 20-30 foot cloud around them? I was bowling the other day and this lady's perfume was making me gag. I have worked with women that you can literally smell coming.... happens in the grocery store and stuff too... it seriously makes me nauseous.
seems like older, overweight women are the worst. maybe they are trying to over compensate for something.
I agree... I just want to take them out into the parking lot and hose them down for the sake of the rest of the world.
B.O. may smell worse but it is nowhere near the napalm like coverage these folks get... -
#16 by mojim on 17 Mar, 2008 18:09
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In the words of our moderator and esteemed member Warhawk..hello fellow chrome domes.
Just wondering what your favorite fragrance or cologne is?
I have 3 that I wear and like equally.
Polo by Ralph Lauren,Aramis, and Aqua di Gio by Giorgio Armani. I have received as a birthday gift Polo Explorer which is pretty good. A subtle citrus scent.
What about you all?
I really don't go with what I like but what my wife likes, shes the one that smells it the most...And she likes Paul Sebastian on me... -
#17 by JDog on 17 Mar, 2008 20:50
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Cool Water and Polo, I still have a bottle of Drakkar too (but I dont wear that anymore).
I do have to get a cologne / perfume thing that really makes me angry, why do some older women wear so much damn perfume that it is a good 20-30 foot cloud around them? I was bowling the other day and this lady's perfume was making me gag. I have worked with women that you can literally smell coming.... happens in the grocery store and stuff too... it seriously makes me nauseous.
I think you answered your own question there Marz.
Older women drown themselves in perfume to mask the unfortunate odors that age brings especially B.O. Quite often they will only wash their hair and have it done in a salon and this is sometimes a bi-weekly occurence sometimes longer.
My mother has been a beautician for 30 years and some of her long-time customers who she has seen for 20+ years will come in once a month to get their hair washed,colored and styled.Then they will not wash it again until they come in the next month.
And funny thing was, there are a few that stick out in my mind who did the "Bath in Perfume for a few hours" routine before they came into the shop. The smell would permeate into the walls and chairs. -
#18 by Timmay on 17 Mar, 2008 20:55
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Cool Water and Polo, I still have a bottle of Drakkar too (but I dont wear that anymore).
I do have to get a cologne / perfume thing that really makes me angry, why do some older women wear so much damn perfume that it is a good 20-30 foot cloud around them? I was bowling the other day and this lady's perfume was making me gag. I have worked with women that you can literally smell coming.... happens in the grocery store and stuff too... it seriously makes me nauseous.
I think you answered your own question there Marz.
Older women drown themselves in perfume to mask the unfortunate odors that age brings especially B.O. Quite often they will only wash their hair and have it done in a salon and this is sometimes a bi-weekly occurence sometimes longer.
My mother has been a beautician for 30 years and some of her long-time customers who she has seen for 20+ years will come in once a month to get their hair washed,colored and styled.Then they will not wash it again until they come in the next month.
And funny thing was, there are a few that stick out in my mind who did the "Bath in Perfume for a few hours" routine before they came into the shop. The smell would permeate into the walls and chairs.
And its always that damn cheap sh*t you can buy by the gallon at walmart. I get that all the time since about 75% of my clients are women shoping for carpet....My boss will walk in about an hour or so later adn say..." Did ya have a doozey?" I would look at him like..How could you guess? LOL
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#19 by SlickEric on 17 Mar, 2008 21:28
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Cod Liver Oil
Timmmayy!
Cod Liver Oil? Yuck
LACOSTE POUR HOMME Cologne
ACQUA DI GIO for Men by Giorgio Armani
TOMMY BAHAMA for Men by Tommy Hilfiger
The smell of those older women is usually a mixed bag of some cheap strong scent compounded by extra hold hairspray. That's one lethal combination. I'll never forget my sixth grade teacher who had on the nastiest smelling perfume. Come to think of it she could have been wearing cod liver oil.
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#20 by PBurke on 18 Mar, 2008 04:35
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the thing about cologne is that it smells different on different people. once you put it on, your body chemistry changes the way it smells.
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#21 by nomad on 18 Mar, 2008 20:23
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I agree with Paulie for now I'll go with "ashtray: by Marlboro
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#22 by Timmay on 19 Mar, 2008 06:47
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i have stomache cramps.........we need a spray bomb in here please...STAT
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#23 by jusbnme on 19 Mar, 2008 06:55
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i have stomache cramps.........we need a spray bomb in here please...STAT
You sick dog.
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#24 by Rob on 19 Mar, 2008 08:20
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CKone, Joop! and my favorite of all time is the very old fashioned but classic 'Aramis'
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#25 by Adam on 22 Mar, 2008 20:04
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I'm usually sporting the fantastic smell of Folger's, Marlboro, and Stetson. Am I the only one still admitting to using Stetson?
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#26 by PBurke on 22 Mar, 2008 22:52
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I'm usually sporting the fantastic smell of Folger's, Marlboro, and Stetson. Am I the only one still admitting to using Stetson?
funny story about stetson. my son(7yrs) was at my brother in law's house a few weeks ago, and was given a botle of stetson by is uncle. he said thank you and then told me after he got home that it stinks. ha ha personnally i don't care for stetson, but i thought it was funny when he told me that. -
#27 by xnewyawka on 26 Mar, 2008 10:59
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I have about four that I alternate each day.
Kenneth Cole- Black
Ralph Lauren - Blue
Marc Jacobs Men
Facconable' Men, which I received from my in-laws at Christmas. Very nice, clean fresh scent.
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#28 by PianoMan on 26 Mar, 2008 12:38
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I don't wear cologne very often. I bought a bottel of Lacoste a couple years ago that's almost gone.
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#29 by JohnMont on 26 Mar, 2008 12:44
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Don't use cologne / aftershave ; although I used to wear patchouli oil quite a bit. Probably still have some around the house somewhere .
John