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Pretty sure I still have a bottle of Avon Black Suede from high school.
 
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Didn't even check the avatar to call that one. While I dont' mind hippies, I duck_cking hate the smell of patchouli. Dumped a hot professional figure skater for that smell once. I think it's like cilantro; for some people it's as offensive as garbage.
 
Didn't even check the avatar to call that one. While I dont' mind hippies, I duck_cking hate the smell of patchouli.

Its because your third eye has been calcified. Wipe that pineal gland clean, Jack Brohammer.
 
Its because your third eye has been calcified. Wipe that pineal gland clean, Jack Brohammer.

Patchouli sucks. I had to put a sign up in my cafe banning it. One time a customer came in wearing what must've been a whole bottle. I had to cancel a customer tasting scheduled three hours later because the smell wouldn't leave. Took 72 hours before we felt we got our olfactories back to working condition.
 
Patchouli sucks. I had to put a sign up in my cafe banning it. One time a customer came in wearing what must've been a whole bottle. I had to cancel a customer tasting scheduled three hours later because the smell wouldn't leave. Took 72 hours before we felt we got our olfactories back to working condition.

sorry for partying
 
sorry for partying

"Sorry" doesn't it cut it. I should've sued for lost business.

Then again, you probably drink patchouli-flavored coffee.

I can't believe anyone with a working nose could be in favor of patchouli.
 
"Sorry" doesn't it cut it. I should've sued for lost business.

Then again, you probably drink patchouli-flavored coffee.

I can't believe anyone with a working nose could be in favor of patchouli.


seems a bit of combined elitism and snowflakey to ban a aroma, no?
 
My 24 year old bottle of Polo.

I have a 24 or so year old bottle of "Acqua di Gio" and a 15 year old bottle of "Man of Aran". I think I broke my old Polo. I might dust one off and use it every three years or so.
 
"Sorry" doesn't it cut it. I should've sued for lost business.

Then again, you probably drink patchouli-flavored coffee.

I can't believe anyone with a working nose could be in favor of patchouli.

I feel the same. And if I didn't, dating a girl at UC Santa Cruz in the 90's would have put me off of it for good. She didn't use it thank God, but the whole place is a hippie patchouli factory (but with great views and redwoods).
 
seems a bit of combined elitism and snowflakey to ban a aroma, no?

Not when you're running a business that keys on sensory.

To revert back to a thread from last week, imagine you got invited to a tasting of your favorite Burgundies. The person next to you painted themselves with patchouli.

I bet you couldn't name one freaking tasting note from whatever wine you're tasting as your olfactory is ruined.

Simple as that.
 
Not when you're running a business that keys on sensory.

To revert back to a thread from last week, imagine you got invited to a tasting of your favorite Burgundies. The person next to you painted themselves with patchouli.

I bet you couldn't name one freaking tasting note from whatever wine you're tasting as your olfactory is ruined.

Simple as that.

Tasting notes? I drink Montrachets with a frickin funnel.
 
Sex Panther by Odeon. It's made with bits of real panther, so you know it's good. They've done studies. Sixty percent of the time, it works every time.
 
Thanks for resuscitating a lighter thread!
 

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