If I wore the same shirt for three days it would be declared a biohazard.
I got some socks that would knock their tee-shirts off!
It sounds silly, but I actually believe there is a little something to it. The problem is that many people do have odor problems that almost everyone will find offensive, especially people who drink a lot.
I always change my under-thingies at least one a week, whether I need to or not.
Lonesome? Why not just drop a hanky?
—a CLEAN one?
O Chivalry, how far thou has fallen...
Swimming in the East River? Isn’t that a sewer?
She wrote: “I like long walks on the beach at dawn, and feeling the cool spray of the waves. When I’m alone (which is most of the time) I also like smelling and analyzing the intriquing scent of my own hot breath. I sniff deeply
from my cupped, manicured, lotioned hands. But enough about me, what do you like to do??
Signed: H.T. for Halitosis Tolerant.
Years ago I had a friend who would walk behind a potential acquaintance to smell her hair. If it did not smell clean and fresh he would walk away.
I got the ‘tip’ from him and started doing that. I married a woman who had fresh, clean-smelling hair and now it has been almost 31 years that we have been together.
>Gak<
When they start mating us to the ladies based on their three-day-old panties, give me a call.
It sounds strange, but I have heard people say that they really disliked the smell of their partner or spouse, but were in a relationship with them anyway. Without fail, those relationships did not last. I really do believe that our nose can tell us a lot more than we realize about whether or not another person is a suitable match for long time relationship.