For crying out loud, soap and water are basically cheap..

[melanie2]

So the owner of the burglar alarm company came to change the code on our burglar alarm pad, since our state is enforcing the area code on even local calls starting in March..which is ridiculous however..the point is this..he stank..he was greasy...and he owns the damn company...i was nauseated..and after he left, the cat ventured down to sniff around..and you know when a cat smells something odiferous, their mouth opens..well she went around with an open mouth for half an hour...i used lysol morning breeze to get rid of the stench..

Soap and water are not that expensive..damn

 

[the_jimmy_james]

Maybe broman's been up for days changing everybody's boxes over?

 

[melanie2]

Nahh he's been doing this since last fall...surely he took time for a quick shower in between visits...lol

 

[FeatherDaemon1]

Nahh he's been doing this since last fall...surely he took time for a quick shower in between visits...lol

Nope he's hitting your house last saving up all his stink just for you. lol

 

[kopfhorer1]

I go to this library book sale in my area every year or so. One thing I can definitely count on every time I go there: there I'll be, flipping through a bin of records or a shelf of books. First, there's a faint whiff or something not quite there, then a more distinct sick-sweet odor. Finally, the odor becomes all but suffocating and there he'll be - this big fat guy with who probably hasn't bathed since Reagan was president or had a shave or haircut since Clinton!

 

[sadi]

Maybe he has a health problem?
In another scenario, a worker guy stank, but out of courtesy, no one mentioned it.
After a while someone asked if he was all right, since the smell was simply nauseating. He told him he had kidney problems, and likely needed to go on dialysis.
He said, "How awkward is it to tell a guy he stinks, huh?"
Just for another perspective/possibility.

But it's honest. It's DISGUSTING when someone reeks. :dead:

 

[kopfhorer1]

My sincerest condolences to your co-worker. I once knew someone whose kidneys had failed (through a combination of psych-med side-effects and plain old-fashioned neglect of her own health) who went for dialysis, 3 times 3 hours a week. I visited her while she was hooked up to the dialysis unit. Didn't look like very much fun.

 

[Duke Diablo]

Izzy, you just don't get it. He uses it to conquer his females, since clubbing them on the head is now outlawed.

 

[Ninjaboo]

I hate when people don't wash. Ugh! I've been taking daily showers since 5th grade. It's not that hard.


...Is this> :fuck-8: not the most adorable smilie?! OMG!

Ok! Back on track. Yes. Wash, people.

 

[melanie2]

Nope he's hitting your house last saving up all his stink just for you. lol

at nine o clock in the morning???? ack

 

[DarkPoet]

Oh man... There's a guy at work who's got enough rank to tell a 5-star how high to jump. And I thought about the whole health-issue dealie, so no one's mentioned it yet. But the thing is that, sometimes he doesn't reek, and then sometimes he walks in your cube 15 seconds after his stench and leaves half an hour before it. We stopped having a cockroach problem since he arrived.

And the whole soap thing's true. This guy's a software engineer. I'm sure he's got the $ to spare for something to at least mask the odor de toilet.

 

[MistressValerie1]

I think that all workplaces should have a mandatory personal hygiene policy to avoid reekage lol