probably not in some ways & always have been in others. sometimes when I listen to them I have the thought that they're poor musicians but I do really get the larger mood that they set. it becomes hypnotic.

Youseff wrote:probably not in some ways & always have been in others. sometimes when I listen to them I have the thought that they're poor musicians but I do really get the larger mood that they set. it becomes hypnotic.

It must have been depressing spending most of your career playing for zonked out smelly white dudes.

There really isn't another deodorant brand out there that appeals to me as much as Old Spice. I don't want anti-perspirant, because I don't think it's healthy to block sweat, so that takes a lot of options off the table. Axe, it seems, is too much. Speed Stick is ok, I'm using it now, but I definitely like Old Spice better.

old spice gives my armpits itchy rashes

as i transition into full blown earth monkey, deodorant has been one of the things I've decided to drop. In the past few months, I've only worn it on less than a handful of days when I believed that I needed to present myself somewhere like that. But the truth is, I seem to be fine without it. Sure, you can get a little stinky when you exercise or whatnot, but a shower usually comes after that. I like my own smell and the women do too. Anyway, this is mostly about staying chemical free

jtk hadnt worn deodorant for a few days when we met up at the gym a few months ago. he was stinky!

that's the mark of a champion

CalvinBall wrote:jtk hadnt worn deodorant for a few days when we met up at the gym a few months ago. he was stinky!

He was just giving off his scent to establish his role as the gym's alpha.

shoulda smelled me yesterday as i refused to shower after doing work. 86 degrees in the house. sweat stains on all the furniture. smell so pungent

hope your reception deposit is refundable!

If you're going to be anywhere near other people, you need to wear deodorant. Even if you think you don't. ESPECIALLY if you think you don't. One is not able to accurately gauge their own stench.

maybe in FL where everyone is swampy, but up here in the dirty..

I sweat more than almost everyone I've ever met. Easily a top 99th percentile sweater. If I go without deodorant I can usually tell the difference within two hours after leaving the house.

Was at a wedding this weekend, early morning at the bar afterwards some foreign guy was blasting me (and Americans in general) for wearing an undershirt. I'd ruin my dress shirts in one wear.

the stains are mostly because of the aluminum in deodorant, which is why I've tried switching it up from time to time. but my experience with more natural deodorants has been pretty uncomfortable

Barry Jive wrote:I sweat more than almost everyone I've ever met. Easily a top 99th percentile sweater. If I go without deodorant I can usually tell the difference within two hours after leaving the house.

Sir, I challenge you to a sweat off.

passed a beat up van on the blue route last week with signage indicating it was "Blue Oyster Cultivation" mushroom farms. Apparently they're a gourmet oyster provider from Ithaca. The band name allegedly comes from a poem written by the band's manager, but still the question begs: which came first?? no info found about how long the 'srhoomers have been around...

BÖC is from Long Island. I can't see them hanging in Ithaca too much

was never heavy into them until I saw Drive-By Truckers and The Hold Steady cover "Burnin' For You." what a banger

friends of mine postponed a charity golf outing scheduled for today. Everyone would've been wrapping up by right about now. Oh well.