Comments on: terrorized

By: megabigblur

megabigblur — Thu, 11 Aug 2005 12:13:38 +0000

One of my friends has very sweaty armpits and hands…and she’s a PIANIST. The practice rooms @ our college have “Please wash your hands before using the piano” signs and she says she doesn’t, so hm…better wash hands *after* using the piano.

By: strawroot

strawroot — Tue, 09 Aug 2005 22:09:08 +0000

mike i suggest u change dept, or promote urself so u can have office of your own and own windows for prefered air.. hehe

By: Ben

Ben — Tue, 09 Aug 2005 04:48:09 +0000

one ex-roomate of mine has horrible stinky feet. other housemates or visitors would not even step into our room and they made it obvious the reason why. still the guy ignored the hints, he wore the same pair of shoes day after day, and that’s okay, but wearing the same socks for days in a row is not right. not to mention the same pair of boxers! he probably turns them inside out every couple of days. for that entire semester in college, he only did his laundry thrice. and winter is no good enough excuse not to do laundry or change clothes. sigh. i feel your pain.

By: insomniac

insomniac — Mon, 08 Aug 2005 19:06:32 +0000

Yeah, some amount of feet odour from perspiration is normal. But, this guy emitted some hardcore shit! Your “gassing the entire house” is quite accurate.
He was a nice guy and all, and, in the end, he was glad we told him. He started taking extra care…changing socks more often; washing feet more often; moisture-absorbing talc for feet…etc.

By: michaelooi

michaelooi — Mon, 08 Aug 2005 16:26:08 +0000

athena – Damn, I thought only Americans do that !

hliew – eh, deodorants are expensive, ok ? Insecticides are cheaper.

w3s – Ooh, your Singh manager must be wearing that famous brand of perfume -> AFY (Alabhai Fuck You).

elphine – Lysol eh ? Yeah, can also…can also…

insomniac – Eh, I thought everyone’s feet are smelly ? But not to the extend of gassing the entire house ler…

By: insomniac

insomniac — Mon, 08 Aug 2005 13:56:15 +0000

People with smelly armpits, just like those with stinky feet, don’t realise they emit.
When I was away in college, me and some fellow students shared a house. There was this one guy with extremely stinky feet!
The moment he removed shoes & socks, everyone in the hse., no matter where they were, knew he was back.
We made him wash his feet everytime he got back from classes, under the threat of violence! LOL

By: elphinstone

elphinstone — Mon, 08 Aug 2005 13:49:54 +0000

get her lysol… serves 2 purpose: neutralize the smell, and kill bacteria :P

By: w3s

w3s — Mon, 08 Aug 2005 10:52:30 +0000

Gee, after reading your post, I feel very fortunate as my colleagues smell very nice.

Everybody morning, on my way walking towards my cubicle, the aroma of “Miracle” will overwhelm me.

When I reached my cubicle, here comes the “True Star” & “Romance”.

When I walk towards the pantry, I will get to smell “Dior Me, Dior You”. (Something like that)

Before that, there used to be this ‘Singh’ Sales Manager, the ODOR is as strong as even though he is not at his cubicle, the smell will REMAIN. Somehow, he has marked his territory & that’s the zone EVERYBODY avoids. I’m glad that I didn’t work with him. Once in awhile, the Sales Managers will follow us – Sales Rep. out for field work & we usually go in 1 car. Imagine that.

Dude, get some “Perfume Soap” & leave it at your cubicle. Hope it helps.

By: h.liew

h.liew — Mon, 08 Aug 2005 10:42:46 +0000

Buy her a deodorant for her birthday, she’ll get the drift.

By: athena

athena — Mon, 08 Aug 2005 09:10:02 +0000

hey mike, i can totally connect wif you . I used to have a boss, he’s from HK…i tell u, that fella, doesn’t BATHE! worse, he doesn’t even change his clothes…my colleague once asked him why doesn’t he change his clothes…he told her…he doesn’t find it smelly.therefore no need to changelah!! WTF!!!