onenitealone said:

thankfully, i don't tweeze. though the way things are going, some fool is going to expect me to share my razor.

The nasty things people do with their tongues and then "oh no, I couldn't share my clippers"

PANDURITO said:

i would never lick under someone's fingernails.

Anx said:

I believe you but please don't tell me where that tongue has been
I don't wanna know

jerseykrs said:

oh shit jers lol

whisper "du pont" to me baby

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PANDURITO said:

like your tongue has been preserved in amber or something?

emm said:

NO lending of personal grooming tools. i've actually refused to lend my friends stuff like this, one got pissy with me when i refused to let her use my eye makeup. i was all like 'sorry sweetie. hygiene 101'

This sounds like the material for a sitcom.

XxAxX said:

i'm with ya!

two words: EYE BOOGERS.

Anx said:

yes. thanks for that image

XxAxX said:

it's an ugly reality in this world that nobody talks about.

Anx said:

i know, i know. you see people on the bus, in restaurants, business meetings, coffeeshopps going after eye boogers. sometimes it'll be a tiny, barely noticeable poke at their eyes, sometimes an all out wiping/smearing action as they work the eye booger loose from their eye onto their nose then down the side of their face.

you're just a cleany clean freak! Not that there is anything wrong with it.

superspaceboy said:

oh, in many ways - in most ways - i'm a slovenly heathen. at least i try. but this yucks me out.

I don't use finger nail clippers. I only file.
And I'm not sure I would loan my toe nail clippers to anyone. OK, close friends, maybe. In dire need.

I once offered a boyfriend to use my toothbrush when he'd spent the night without planning. He'd woken up with yucky breath. As soon as it was out of my mouth, I realized I was just being really nice. I really didn't want him to use it. I was all, 'Wait, that's weird, isn't it?'.
Thank goodness he thought so too and didn't use it.

Anx said:

See I can see that...a sloth living amongst cleanliness...

See, sharing toothbrushes and razors can actually be dangerous, because they can carry bloodborn disease (like Hepatitis). And sharing eye makeup is bad 'cause you really can spread eye infections.

But nail clippers? I mean, I guess you could spread a fungal infection, but if you have a healthy immune system and you wash and dry your hands within, like, a day of using them. . . I don't see how it's going to cause any problems.

Well, unless you cut yourself with them. Then you have the bloodborn disease issue again.

Ok, maybe it's not a GREAT idea, but still, I wouldn't care. Anyone want to borrow my clippers?