New Cologne
I should have cleaned off the back of my car <b>before</b> starting it up this morning. Spent too long standing in the giant cloud of toxicity that is my car's exhaust. I'm at work now and I <b>stink</b>. I think my pants are giving off carbon monoxide.
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Call me a dirty fucking hippy if you will (I can take it!), but I think the best man-smell in the world is "eau de Chippy in a wool sweater," and Chippy doesn't even wear deoderant. ***
I like fresh herbs and food smells, flowers, coffee, fruit, mint, garlic, and even skunk, but want to vomit every time I walk through the perfume aisle of Macy's.
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***That's not to say Chippy smells good all the time, "eau de Chippy's socks" and "eau de Chippy's polypropelene long underwear, day 2 of a hike" is a completely different story. Eew, eew, triple eew.
1. I think my development stunted around age 14, which might explain the cheap men's deoderant thing (the blue one = Phoenix = yum).
2. I'm not into men's cologne. I read somewhere that men who regularly wear cologne are statistically less able to satisfy their sexual partners, compared to men who do not regularly wear cologne.
Oh, and I like fresh man-sweat too. Not the old kind, mind you - the fresh kind. The "I've recently been athletic" smell as opposed to the "I haven't washed in several days" smell.
So, three things, I guess.
The hottest smelling guy I ever knew smelled only very vaguely of cologne, so that you were inclined to lean in real close and get a deep whiff. He explained to me that his secret was spraying the cologne into the air, and whisking his shirt through the atomized droplets. I've always kinda regretted never making a move on him.
Oh, and btw, I had four mimosas at work today! I love drinking in the AM at work (2nd week in a row, too.)
That guy you never put the moves on was gay.
Sayin'.