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Originally posted by RichardCranium View PostA myth generated by the incredibly vast and wealthy cosmetics / perfume industry.i'm glad i don't next to you two in the office.Originally posted by Ruse View PostWHS.
You are washing away the body's natural oils and drying it out. Then you need to apply lotions and potions full of chemicals to stop dry skin...
Every day isn't necessary unless you have a very particular sweating problem.
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As I left the pub last night, one of the girls said, "Are you off?" I replied, "Yeah, sorry, I am a bit ripe"
Sadly, that gag didn't fall on fertile ground.
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Mind you, I must confess I have just got dressed.
My dressing gown was humming a tune and when it's damp under the armpits all morning it is probably time to switch to the spare.
So I got in the shower while I was at it.
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WHS.Originally posted by RichardCranium View PostA myth generated by the incredibly vast and wealthy cosmetics / perfume industry.
You are washing away the body's natural oils and drying it out. Then you need to apply lotions and potions full of chemicals to stop dry skin...
Every day isn't necessary unless you have a very particular sweating problem.
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A myth generated by the incredibly vast and wealthy cosmetics / perfume industry.Originally posted by MPwannadecentincome View Postyou don't even shower every day? Yeeeuch you ARE dirty!
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you don't even shower every day? Yeeeuch you ARE dirty!
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Eat curries and things with garlic in. Then nobody will notice.
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I feel dirty
but it's only Thursday too early to have a wash.Tags: None
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