I think the answer to both is no sense of smell. In the kid, it’s not developed; in the elderly, it’s worn out. They have hearing aids and glasses; why can’t somebody come up with a “nose aid”?
That would depend on the offending smell and if I can escape it or not. The worst thing is turning down an isle of a store and getting accosted by a vaporous cloud you didn’t even know was there.
I used to think Old Spice was nice until my X started using it. Certain ethnicities seem never to go past that TEEN phase where they pour it on by the handfuls. I love my Shalimar, but I seldom use it (mostly just for a dressy event with a crowd where it becomes another accessory (just a dab behind the ears and in cleavage).
The worst are when it is so strong that it is in a room after they are gone.
Templo S.U.D. almost 11 years ago
if you’re gonna ask if I wear [too much] cologne, Tony, the answer is nay
QuietStorm27 almost 11 years ago
my teen son wears too much also, no matter how many times I’ve told him the correct way to put it on.
rubinocreative Premium Member almost 11 years ago
6/22/13: Do you say anything to “nasal offenders”?
Say What Now‽ Premium Member almost 11 years ago
Our doctor’s office has a sign that states no perfumes or colognes allowed.
GROG Premium Member almost 11 years ago
No, I just run away out of sniffing range.
rhtatro almost 11 years ago
Too lazy to take a bath!
Dani Rice almost 11 years ago
I think the answer to both is no sense of smell. In the kid, it’s not developed; in the elderly, it’s worn out. They have hearing aids and glasses; why can’t somebody come up with a “nose aid”?
sleeepy2 almost 11 years ago
Axe Body Spray was developed to make it easier to identify the stupid people. That and Monster Energy Drink.
Jkiss almost 11 years ago
That would depend on the offending smell and if I can escape it or not. The worst thing is turning down an isle of a store and getting accosted by a vaporous cloud you didn’t even know was there.
vldazzle almost 11 years ago
I used to think Old Spice was nice until my X started using it. Certain ethnicities seem never to go past that TEEN phase where they pour it on by the handfuls. I love my Shalimar, but I seldom use it (mostly just for a dressy event with a crowd where it becomes another accessory (just a dab behind the ears and in cleavage).
The worst are when it is so strong that it is in a room after they are gone.