Stupid Guest Tricks

BRWombat wrote:Okay, exactly how many CS majors do we have here?

Yes, I was one, too. (But I showered once a month whether I needed it or not.)

Well, DH was one, does that count? (He's even got his Master's!) But then he had me by that time and I always made sure he met basic hygiene standards, sort of, since I was an RN or studying to be one at the time....

when I saw him.....

and it wasn't finals week.....

making sure his clothes matched all the time doesn't count does it, I hope? (I'm sunk if it does!)

Wouldn't it be nice to check into a hotel and find some comp. deoderant on the counter? :D:

turkeyham wrote:Wouldn't it be nice to check into a hotel and find some comp. deoderant on the counter? :D:

This is standard @ all hotels I stay in.

turkeyham wrote:Wouldn't it be nice to check into a hotel and find some comp. deoderant on the counter? :D:

Main Streeter wrote:This is standard @ all hotels I stay in.

This is just too easy. Darph?

A lot of foreigners do not bathe every day like we do.We were in line to check in at Coronado 1 behind a British chap and he was smelling rank .Another time we got on the train at Main Street behind a couple from India and we had to move to one side of the train to try to keep from being down wind from them. It was just awful.

I was not talking about the soap. I was talking about a solid stick of deoderant.

I was flying from Paris to Goteborg, Sweden out of Charles de Gaulle airport. The airport is divided up into multiple terminals that are dedicated to different geographical areas of the world. The guy who gave me a ride dropped me at the wrong terminal which turned out to be the one for the Middle East and Africa.

I walked in and almost spewed. Luckily, there was an info booth by the door and I was directed to the Nordic terminal. Man those Sweds smelled good.

hobie16 wrote:This is just too easy. Darph?

Go ahead hobie,I don't mind sharing the 'love'.

turkeyham wrote:I was not talking about the soap. I was talking about a solid stick of deoderant.

I can read. Knew this. :)

Last October My sister and my best friend went to Sea World,FL. We were having allot of fun roaming the park and going on attractions. My sister and I were in line for Atlantis. They have ceiling fans that are to keep the lines cool. We did encounter the hurricane fans that sprayed us with water. There was this family about 2 groups before us. I don't think they had taken a shower or they definitely forgot the deoderant. They smelled like a ripe cow pasture. A few cast members smelled the aroma. They mad them go in front quickly. After they left the smell improved.

If you go to theme parks on vacation, please add a thick amount of deoderant before you leave your room. Some of us would like to breath clean air. If you are looking for smelly air, visit Walchain. This is near Albany Oregon. SG would fit in perfectly at this paper mill. That is on Interstate 5 North heading towards Portland. :twisted: