Sweat stink is on someone's list - not sure why b.o. is an issue.
Revisit the title - things that can be, but aren't always.
Yup, a dude's sweat can be a huge turn-on - not bad diet, poor hygeine b.o., but musky, spicy, clean, natural odour...as can some meat on his bones.
Not bad though, it took two whole pages for someone to jump all over another's picks.
Not bad though, it took two whole pages for someone to jump all over another's picks.
No offence intended.
See, I used to have to work with this big Irish dude who HUMMED of B.O., dude had no concept of deodorant and the smell and his picture are indelibly linked to the B.O. entry in my personal encyclopaedia of the mind. I am told folks later resorted to placing deodorant on his desk anonymously.
Not bad though, it took two whole pages for someone to jump all over another's picks.
No offence intended.
See, I used to have to work with this big Irish dude who HUMMED of B.O., dude had no concept of deodorant and the smell and his picture are indelibly linked to the B.O. entry in my personal encyclopaedia of the mind. I am told folks later resorted to placing deodorant on his desk anonymously.
None taken.
I???ve been there???it???s an interesting dilemma - one for the Workplace Etiquette advice column in the Sunday paper!
I used to work with a woman who smelled so strongly that the hallway outside of her office smelled like her. She would leave a room and the smell would remain. It was like perfumed unwashed feet and all the other parts that need daily washing more than others. It was hard to be near her, sit in meetings with her...it was generally hard to work with her. And of course, she was just lovely - thoughtful, intelligent, great sense of humour. A few of us spoke and we didn't know how to approach it without devastating her. An anonymous letter, very politely and kindly written and also left on her desk, was decided on. Then she got a better job offer and left.
Not bad though, it took two whole pages for someone to jump all over another's picks.
No offence intended.
See, I used to have to work with this big Irish dude who HUMMED of B.O., dude had no concept of deodorant and the smell and his picture are indelibly linked to the B.O. entry in my personal encyclopaedia of the mind. I am told folks later resorted to placing deodorant on his desk anonymously.
i had to do this with an employee once. I waited till the office was empty, walked up and handed the guy a can of deodorant as amiably as possible. He choked out the words "i know" and teared up.
My girls post run BO is irresistible to me. Worlds apart.
I used to have a girlfriend who wore sweatpants around the house quite a bit. They've been a turn-on ever since. Specially since she's wearing them in half of the photos I took of her back then...
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A catholic priest, a pedophile and a rapist walk into a bar. He orders a beer.
manicures
heft
GTFOOHWTBS...!
b/w
THERE IS HOPE FOR ONLINE GAMERS.
Revisit the title - things that can be, but aren't always.
Yup, a dude's sweat can be a huge turn-on - not bad diet, poor hygeine b.o., but musky, spicy, clean, natural odour...as can some meat on his bones.
Not bad though, it took two whole pages for someone to jump all over another's picks.
Bed hair
Music of The-Dream.
No offence intended.
See, I used to have to work with this big Irish dude who HUMMED of B.O., dude had no concept of deodorant and the smell and his picture are indelibly linked to the B.O. entry in my personal encyclopaedia of the mind. I am told folks later resorted to placing deodorant on his desk anonymously.
sore throat
exhaustion
None taken.
I???ve been there???it???s an interesting dilemma - one for the Workplace Etiquette advice column in the Sunday paper!
I used to work with a woman who smelled so strongly that the hallway outside of her office smelled like her. She would leave a room and the smell would remain. It was like perfumed unwashed feet and all the other parts that need daily washing more than others. It was hard to be near her, sit in meetings with her...it was generally hard to work with her. And of course, she was just lovely - thoughtful, intelligent, great sense of humour. A few of us spoke and we didn't know how to approach it without devastating her. An anonymous letter, very politely and kindly written and also left on her desk, was decided on. Then she got a better job offer and left.
mennonites
toll collectors
i had to do this with an employee once. I waited till the office was empty, walked up and handed the guy a can of deodorant as amiably as possible. He choked out the words "i know" and teared up.
My girls post run BO is irresistible to me. Worlds apart.
fatherhood
laundry detergent smell