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Reply #60 posted 10/01/07 6:53am

Lammastide

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PricelessHo said:

not to judge any cultures but a natural God given body scent is one thing, and stink is another.

Sorry. eek

lol I feel you on that one.
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Reply #61 posted 10/01/07 7:37am

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didn't it become fashionable in the late 90's for the emo kids and alt crowd to go with the funky BO? I'm talking about American youth...

Also this is the first time I've seen it written that BO can smell like a chili cook off.... specifically cumin?
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Reply #62 posted 10/01/07 8:39am

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"Keep on shilling for Big Pharm!"
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Reply #63 posted 10/01/07 9:34am

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Ok I am so not trying to be racist or anything, because I am not. I am just saying the truth. A few years back a mom and pop corner market opened down the block. Great location, as we did not have one in this area, problem was the 2 people who started this store, were from afghanistan, I know because my brother asked. Anyways, this couple didn't shower, let alone use deodorant! You could not walk by the open front door without being hit by the stench! It was a real shame because many times I just needed something real quick from their store, but it was just too much to bare..I always ended up with a headache sad
they went out of business shortly thereafter, if only they had been more shower friendly, they would still be in business..
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Reply #64 posted 10/01/07 9:37am

MIGUELGOMEZ

NDRU said:

bboy87 said:


eek Where in Berkeley do you work?

Telegraph is one of my favorite places in the world, but it sometimes smells like sweaty balls dipped in armpit funk wrapped up in marijuana mad


just off Telegraph lol Sometimes there's sage, dirty dog & garbage thrown in the mix




Can you please thrown in some Garbonzo bean smell too.....
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Reply #65 posted 10/01/07 9:39am

MIGUELGOMEZ

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bboy87 said:


eek Where in Berkeley do you work?

Telegraph is one of my favorite places in the world, but it sometimes smells like sweaty balls dipped in armpit funk wrapped up in marijuana mad


I can one-up ya, on foul smells: try catheterizing someone's bladder who weighs 300+ pounds, where you need someone to hold up the folds to find the area, and they haven't washed "down there" in awhile, as it's too difficult to reach, or what not. Face mask required, and elbow length gloves.
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Wow!! You win sweety!!!! heehee!!!!

You really do important work though.
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Reply #66 posted 10/01/07 10:21am

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Lammastide said:

For my part, I wear deodorant daily, but I haven't worn antiperspirant since undergrad. Except for folk with some physiological problem that causes them to inordinately sweat, if the body needs to perspire, it should perspire, I think. I don't like the idea of caking aluminums and other metal salts into my pores to be cute and perfect.

My Favorite: thumbs up!

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That stuff gives me a rash. I agree, though, stuff that blocks the body's natural functions is not really healthy. Usually I use Trader Joe's version of that stuff.

But on a hot summer day...all that's out the window! Give me the cancer causing ingredients!
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Reply #67 posted 10/01/07 12:27pm

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Speaking of not wearing deodorant, My sister and I got in a cab the night b4 and the cabdriver had the whole cab smelling like "Dum Dum Diddy" feeling ill! Then he had the nerve to have the windows closed! disbelief We had to tell him to open up them windows bcuz lord knows I was gonna die from that smell! neutral He was nice though! biggrin shrug

falloff no you didnt!

you should have let him borrow some of your secret deodorant.
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Reply #68 posted 10/01/07 1:22pm

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NDRU said:

Lammastide said:

For my part, I wear deodorant daily, but I haven't worn antiperspirant since undergrad. Except for folk with some physiological problem that causes them to inordinately sweat, if the body needs to perspire, it should perspire, I think. I don't like the idea of caking aluminums and other metal salts into my pores to be cute and perfect.

My Favorite: thumbs up!

[Edited 10/1/07 6:45am]


That stuff gives me a rash. I agree, though, stuff that blocks the body's natural functions is not really healthy. Usually I use Trader Joe's version of that stuff.

But on a hot summer day...all that's out the window! Give me the cancer causing ingredients!

lol

Nature's Gate has a decent natural deodorant. And if you have a Lush handmade cosmetics store anywhere nearby, they sell pretty good natural deodorant in solid form. (You buy it in little blocks by weight.)

But I can relate to bad reactions. I haven't had a problem with Tom's of Maine, but I used a brand by Jason once, and after two days it felt like I'd been using battery acid! shakebawl
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Reply #69 posted 10/01/07 3:55pm

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i actually don't NEED deodorant, if you can believe that. as long as i shower daily, even on hot days when i perspire there's no odor. every great now and then i'll have a case of the armpit stank, but i think it has something to do with stress or something i ate because it's so rare and random. so i DO have deodorant on hand for when i catch myself getting a little ripe, but it's super rare that i have to actually use it. shrug
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Reply #70 posted 10/01/07 5:15pm

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i actually don't NEED deodorant, if you can believe that. as long as i shower daily, even on hot days when i perspire there's no odor. every great now and then i'll have a case of the armpit stank, but i think it has something to do with stress or something i ate because it's so rare and random. so i DO have deodorant on hand for when i catch myself getting a little ripe, but it's super rare that i have to actually use it. shrug


you're only fooling yourself, buddy!

Actually I bet your vegetarianism helps in that respect. I think what we consume contributes to our funk. Like a bad night of drinking comes out of our skin
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Reply #71 posted 10/01/07 5:40pm

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xperience319 said:

is it true certain cultures/religions have banned deodorant?

confused


I've never heard of deodorant being banned anywhere, but in Japan we were strongly advised against wearing it if it had a strong scent. The reason is that the Japanese are quite sensitive to strong tastes and strong scents in general. Their food does have flavour but it's almost never spicy, and their perfumes and deodorants are extremely weak (when I ran out of my own deo, I bought a Japanese one and I could barely smell it even if I put my nose in my armpit, lol). On the other hand, they're very insensitive to sound and noise. There's so much noise pollution everywhere that you can barely relax, and yet nobody seems to mind. It's quite interesting, really.



that's weird eek
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Reply #72 posted 10/01/07 5:42pm

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retina said:



I've never heard of deodorant being banned anywhere, but in Japan we were strongly advised against wearing it if it had a strong scent. The reason is that the Japanese are quite sensitive to strong tastes and strong scents in general. Their food does have flavour but it's almost never spicy, and their perfumes and deodorants are extremely weak (when I ran out of my own deo, I bought a Japanese one and I could barely smell it even if I put my nose in my armpit, lol). On the other hand, they're very insensitive to sound and noise. There's so much noise pollution everywhere that you can barely relax, and yet nobody seems to mind. It's quite interesting, really.



that's weird eek


I'm glad you found it interesting. I was starting to think I'd typed that stuff out in vain. lol hug
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Reply #73 posted 10/01/07 5:46pm

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ZombieKitten said:




that's weird eek


I'm glad you found it interesting. I was starting to think I'd typed that stuff out in vain. lol hug


I always knew about the noise aspect and the food has very subtle flavours, and they have bad teeth idea is toothpaste too strong in smell and flavour for the japanese? did they have special japanese toothpaste without minty freshness?

does the pollution smell?

eek


lol
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Reply #74 posted 10/01/07 5:50pm

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I always knew about the noise aspect and the food has very subtle flavours, and they have bad teeth idea is toothpaste too strong in smell and flavour for the japanese? did they have special japanese toothpaste without minty freshness?


Well, I seem to remember that it wasn't quite as "minty fresh" although pretty close. The biggest difference was that it didn't contain fluoride! No wonder they have bad teeth eh?

does the pollution smell?


Of course it does. It's not like they can kill every smell, lol.
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Reply #75 posted 10/01/07 5:52pm

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ZombieKitten said:


I always knew about the noise aspect and the food has very subtle flavours, and they have bad teeth idea is toothpaste too strong in smell and flavour for the japanese? did they have special japanese toothpaste without minty freshness?


Well, I seem to remember that it wasn't quite as "minty fresh" although pretty close. The biggest difference was that it didn't contain fluoride! No wonder they have bad teeth eh?

does the pollution smell?


Of course it does. It's not like they can kill every smell, lol.


but they are accustomed to it

no fluoride nutty
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Reply #76 posted 10/01/07 7:13pm

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here's a tip from baroque....if you dont want to smell bad in anyway..wear scented lavender and gardenia..then your normal deodorant..i always leave my house smelling like flowers..which some people think is weird considering i am a guy..but whatever i love smelling like flowers is that wrong?
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Reply #77 posted 10/01/07 7:17pm

Anxiety

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Anxiety said:

i actually don't NEED deodorant, if you can believe that. as long as i shower daily, even on hot days when i perspire there's no odor. every great now and then i'll have a case of the armpit stank, but i think it has something to do with stress or something i ate because it's so rare and random. so i DO have deodorant on hand for when i catch myself getting a little ripe, but it's super rare that i have to actually use it. shrug


you're only fooling yourself, buddy!

Actually I bet your vegetarianism helps in that respect. I think what we consume contributes to our funk. Like a bad night of drinking comes out of our skin


nah. i know plenty of stinky vegetarians. lol
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Reply #78 posted 10/01/07 7:21pm

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NDRU said:



you're only fooling yourself, buddy!

Actually I bet your vegetarianism helps in that respect. I think what we consume contributes to our funk. Like a bad night of drinking comes out of our skin


nah. i know plenty of stinky vegetarians. lol



not i am a vegetarian that smells a combination of gardenia and lavender!! i also tend to wear women's perfume!!...but personally ive meet some pretty stinky vegans..actually most of the vegans that i know..are well shall we say FUNKADELIC..
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Reply #79 posted 10/02/07 4:08am

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Christopher said:

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Speaking of not wearing deodorant, My sister and I got in a cab the night b4 and the cabdriver had the whole cab smelling like "Dum Dum Diddy" feeling ill! Then he had the nerve to have the windows closed! disbelief We had to tell him to open up them windows bcuz lord knows I was gonna die from that smell! neutral He was nice though! biggrin shrug

falloff no you didnt!

you should have let him borrow some of your secret deodorant.


How did you know I wear Secret! eek biggrin

I would have let him keep the whole thing if I had some on me!giggle
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Reply #80 posted 10/02/07 5:43am

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Anxiety said:

as long as i shower daily



so i DO have deodorant on hand for when i catch myself getting a little ripe


see that's exactly the thing. Hygiene-conscious.

whereas some people seem to think they are some floating jasmine petals or somethin lol
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Reply #81 posted 10/02/07 5:46am

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PricelessHo said:

Anxiety said:

as long as i shower daily



so i DO have deodorant on hand for when i catch myself getting a little ripe


see that's exactly the thing. Hygiene-conscious.

whereas some people seem to think they are some floating jasmine petals or somethin lol


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Reply #82 posted 10/02/07 6:40am

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NDRU said:

I work in Berkeley, so you're really not allowed to be offended by peoples' hideous funk.

lol Berkeley IS a funk haven lol
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Reply #83 posted 10/02/07 10:24am

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Anxiety said:

NDRU said:



you're only fooling yourself, buddy!

Actually I bet your vegetarianism helps in that respect. I think what we consume contributes to our funk. Like a bad night of drinking comes out of our skin


nah. i know plenty of stinky vegetarians. lol


yeah you're right, they tend to be more "natural"
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Reply #84 posted 10/02/07 3:18pm

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Some people are allergic to it. I knew a teacher who was, and he caught hell from students about it. I'm glad I'm not allergic, because I heart the way deodorants smell. I get excited when new scents comes out, but most of the time I just stick to baby powder scent. I'm currently using Dove's deodorant. It smells great, works great, and it's good for your skin as well.

I can see you going crazy in the hygiene section at the grocery store lol

Not so much unless there's a new product out.....but I do get giddy in places like Bath and Body Works. lol That's where my most girly side comes out.
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Reply #85 posted 10/02/07 3:29pm

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AnckSuNamun said:

bboy87 said:


I can see you going crazy in the hygiene section at the grocery store lol

Not so much unless there's a new product out.....but I do get giddy in places like Bath and Body Works. lol That's where my most girly side comes out.

I just had a mini splurge in Bath & Body love I wanted so much stuff, but I tried to stick to just 2 scents. Honestly I have so much crap that I don't use enough, I really gotta make a dent in that before I buy more. But that Sensual Amber is just DIVINE touched
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Reply #86 posted 10/02/07 3:36pm

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CalhounSq said:

AnckSuNamun said:


Not so much unless there's a new product out.....but I do get giddy in places like Bath and Body Works. lol That's where my most girly side comes out.

I just had a mini splurge in Bath & Body love I wanted so much stuff, but I tried to stick to just 2 scents. Honestly I have so much crap that I don't use enough, I really gotta make a dent in that before I buy more. But that Sensual Amber is just DIVINE touched

I love their Japanese Cherry Blossom and Coconut/Lime products.
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Reply #87 posted 10/02/07 8:49pm

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CalhounSq said:

NDRU said:

I work in Berkeley, so you're really not allowed to be offended by peoples' hideous funk.

lol Berkeley IS a funk haven lol

Hell yeah!

Ironic is it's one of the best places to shop! All the shoe, clothing stores not to mention Rasputin and Amoeba!
Haight and Ashbury has their own funk area too lol

Still, Telegraph smells like hell in a shit and semen basket mad
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