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Previously on "Decisions, decisions..."

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  • TimberWolf
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    Shouldn't this thread be merged with the fat thread?

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  • TimberWolf
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    Originally posted by Scrag Meister View Post
    Any deodorant is better than NO deodorant.



    I think you mean when YOU noticed the smell, everyone else noticed at first thing on the day after you last had a shower/bath.

    You stinker.
    You're confusing BO with bad breath.

    There are many reasons why you smell and non-obese people don't: Fat people such as yourself have a greater volume/surface area which means you lose heat less efficiently and have a greater layer of insulating fat that retains this heat and also hinders sweat (usually odourless) evaporation; this means sweating will not work efficiently and you will soon stink to high heaven. Add in copious folds of moist warm folds of fat encased skin absent from normal people and you have attained microbial nirvana. HTH.

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  • Scrag Meister
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    Originally posted by zeitghost
    Never did Gates any harm.
    But I'm sure in the early days he was probably sat at his workbench for days at a time and not having to speak to anyone, or even go out of the house.

    Or did you mean Gggggaaarrreeeth Gates.

    Or is Timberwolf a Multi-Billionaire too and smelling really does help in business development?

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  • Scrag Meister
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    Any deodorant is better than NO deodorant.

    Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post
    Takes me at least a week before I start smelling, surely you can go a day without needing to mask BO? Is you fat?
    I think you mean when YOU noticed the smell, everyone else noticed at first thing on the day after you last had a shower/bath.

    You stinker.

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  • MaryPoppins
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    Originally posted by Halo Jones View Post
    Any deodorant is better than none

    Ooh definitely. FYI though k2, Chanel No 5 is my standard whiff of choice, I've squirted that in my armpits before now in the absence of deo. Does Ok, but not if you've just shaved them...

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  • hyperD
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    Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post
    The cleaner at my last gig came straight into work without showering, seeing as she was going to get hot and sweaty in any event. It was quite erotic actually in a smelly kind of way
    She would lean over my desk polishing the surface with a moist damp cloth and with her breasts thrusting against the thin fabric of her blouse, showing the outline of her hard perky nipples. Her lips parted sensuously and light beads of perspiration formed on her brow and cheeks as she stooped provocatively before my monitor. Her short cleaners skirt rode up her silky white thighs revealing stocking tops and black suspenders, as she bent over my desk thrusting her buttocks back in an open invitation

    then I woke up. it had all been a dream




    Thanks EO - I've just woken up and now I'm looking for a bare leg to hump...

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  • Zoiderman
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    Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post
    Takes me at least a week before I start smelling, surely you can go a day without needing to mask BO? Is you fat?
    How long before others notice? That's possibly more important.

    As for BO, or no BO and Sure for Men. I don't think I have ever smelled a lady and thought is that male or female AP. I'd be kind of worried if a man did. A man would only ever notice that you are wearing some, or not, much in the same way most of us only recognise 16 colours, of which Salmon isn't one.

    I wouldn't worry.

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  • tractor
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    ...

    Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post
    Maybe not, but not because of BO. My feet can smell, but that's it, and they can usually only be smelt when shoes are first taken off.

    I've never smelt BO anywhere else IIRC. Just checked armpits: nope, nothing, never had smelly armpits. I have a swimmer's back though, my arms don't press to the sides leaving a warm cosy sweaty environment, without using force. Don't have rolls of fat eiother. Not much opportunity for BO.
    How stupid is English? Your nose runs and your feet smell?

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  • norrahe
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    Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post
    The cleaner at my last gig came straight into work without showering, seeing as she was going to get hot and sweaty in any event. It was quite erotic actually in a smelly kind of way
    She would lean over my desk polishing the surface with a moist damp cloth and with her breasts thrusting against the thin fabric of her blouse, showing the outline of her hard perky nipples. Her lips parted sensuously and light beads of perspiration formed on her brow and cheeks as she stooped provocatively before my monitor. Her short cleaners skirt rode up her silky white thighs revealing stocking tops and black suspenders, as she bent over my desk thrusting her buttocks back in an open invitation

    then I woke up. it had all been a dream





    Have you been reading yer missus's erotic novels before bedtime again?

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  • TimberWolf
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    Originally posted by gingerjedi View Post
    I wouldn't want to be sat next to you on the plane home after you've spent a week sleeping in a bin liner on a beach.
    Maybe not, but not because of BO. My feet can smell, but that's it, and they can usually only be smelt when shoes are first taken off.

    I've never smelt BO anywhere else IIRC. Just checked armpits: nope, nothing, never had smelly armpits. I have a swimmer's back though, my arms don't press to the sides leaving a warm cosy sweaty environment, without using force. Don't have rolls of fat eiother. Not much opportunity for BO.

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  • EternalOptimist
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    The cleaner at my last gig came straight into work without showering, seeing as she was going to get hot and sweaty in any event. It was quite erotic actually in a smelly kind of way
    She would lean over my desk polishing the surface with a moist damp cloth and with her breasts thrusting against the thin fabric of her blouse, showing the outline of her hard perky nipples. Her lips parted sensuously and light beads of perspiration formed on her brow and cheeks as she stooped provocatively before my monitor. Her short cleaners skirt rode up her silky white thighs revealing stocking tops and black suspenders, as she bent over my desk thrusting her buttocks back in an open invitation

    then I woke up. it had all been a dream




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  • norrahe
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    Originally posted by k2p2 View Post
    Thank you. My thoughts exactly. I did put on a squirt of Chanel #5 as well, so quite an 'interesting' combo.
    Taking "metrosexual" to its limits

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  • gingerjedi
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    Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post
    I never wear smellies though.
    I wouldn't want to be sat next to you on the plane home after you've spent a week sleeping in a bin liner on a beach.

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  • mudskipper
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    Originally posted by Halo Jones View Post
    Any deodorant is better than none
    Thank you. My thoughts exactly. I did put on a squirt of Chanel #5 as well, so quite an 'interesting' combo.

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  • MarillionFan
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    Originally posted by k2p2 View Post
    Which is more acceptable on a laydee?

    Possible faint whiff of BO later in the day
    Overpowering scent of 'Sure for men' first thing in the morning.

    I can't find my deodorant.

    I went for the 'Sure for men' option. I can feel the testosterone surging already. Cor, look at the pair on that.
    Let's face it, you do sweat like a blind lesbian in a fish factory, so Sure for Men definitely.

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