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men s cologne
Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 8:00 pm
by pwalshj_Archive
Dr.Venkman wrote:Cologne is generally crap. Acceptable in rare instances and low doses. Whenever I smell a friend with to much cologne on, I ALWAYS breach the topic. "What the fuck is that smell? Who sprayed cologne? "
I ALWAYS wear cologne and since you have never chastised me I'm going to assume that I am applying the correct amount.
The key is finding something that reacts well with your natural scent. You don't want to cover up your scent, you accentuate it. Ask your broad for help, give her something to do.
These folks that are sousing themselves with cologne seem to have it confused with deodorant or some olfactory camouflage.
If you think you smell take a shower. If you fear that you still smell and may require a gallon of nasal-stinging pungent cologne, see a doctor. Medical or psychological. You'll know which.
Lately I've been liking the Marc Jacobs.
men s cologne
Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 8:02 pm
by lemur68_Archive
Yeah, English cows smell awesome.
men s cologne
Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 8:03 pm
by Linus Van Pelt_Archive
I'm wearing this new cologne called "Come to Me."
Does it smell like come to you?
(you can try that one on your friends. hold out your wrist when you say it)
Cologne - never saw the point. Crap? I don't know if I feel that strongly about it.
men s cologne
Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 8:03 pm
by the$inmusicisallmine_Archive
on rare occasions (5 times a year tops) i have been known to apply a little Armani cologne. The finishing touch for a holiday party get up - shined shoes, new tie, clean suit, fresh hanky, etc. It has a very light slightly citrusy smell. I like it. My wife likes it.
not crap in tiny doses.
men s cologne
Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 9:01 pm
by Dr Venkman_Archive
pwalshj wrote:Dr.Venkman wrote:Cologne is generally crap. Acceptable in rare instances and low doses. Whenever I smell a friend with to much cologne on, I ALWAYS breach the topic. "What the fuck is that smell? Who sprayed cologne? "
I ALWAYS wear cologne and since you have never chastised me I'm going to assume that I am applying the correct amount.
The key is finding something that reacts well with your natural scent. You don't want to cover up your scent, you accentuate it. Ask your broad for help, give her something to do.
These folks that are sousing themselves with cologne seem to have it confused with deodorant or some olfactory camouflage.
If you think you smell take a shower. If you fear that you still smell and may require a gallon of nasal-stinging pungent cologne, see a doctor. Medical or psychological. You'll know which.
Lately I've been liking the Marc Jacobs.
Really? I've never noticed this. Alright, maybe a hint up close. Have no fear, I would not hesitate to bust your balls if you smelled of anything. I tell people at work that they stink right to their smelly faces. You smell terrific, my friend. You've got it down and you continue to lay it down. You can really rock it out. Rock over London, rock on Chicago, Wheaties: Breakfast of Champions.
I've been using this Arm and Hammer powder-scent deodorant. I walk around smelling like baby powder all day. It just might be the least obnoxious scent on the planet earth.
pwalshj wrote:Ask your broad for help, give her something to do.
I LOL'ed.
men s cologne
Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 9:07 pm
by AnthonyVillalobos_Archive
Linus Van Pelt wrote:I'm wearing this new cologne called "Come to Me."
Does it smell like come to you?
(you can try that one on your friends. hold out your wrist when you say it)
.
men s cologne
Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 11:16 pm
by Brett Eugene Ralph_Archive
Other than a very brief Brut phase in 8th grade, I've never touched the stuff.
men s cologne
Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 11:37 pm
by sack of smashed assholes_Archive
old man cologne
as described: This masculine scent possesses a blend of leather, wood, tobacco, basil and oakmoss.
what?
crap.
men s cologne
Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 11:43 pm
by Steve V_Archive
sack of smashed assholes wrote:old man cologne
as described: This masculine scent possesses a blend of leather, wood, tobacco, basil and oakmoss.
what?
crap.
That shit does smell fucking awful.
I read once that women who are outgoing prefer a musky/"masculine"/AXE-type smell whereas women that are more reserved prefer a fruity/brighter/soap scent. I don't know how true this is.
men s cologne
Posted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 2:45 pm
by sparky_Archive
On occasion, I like putting on some l'Instant de Guerlain, one of the nicer things that my ex introduced me too. I have no idea whether this fragrance constitutes cologne or just general male flouncy frippery. I enjoy getting fancy stinky now and again, along with putting on a disco shirt or a good suit, cufflinks, shoes with some shine, and generally getting smarter than my usual hedge-dragged self.
NOT CRAP.
If any of you tramps dare suggest that this is somehow unmanly, then I demand satisfaction.