people who stink of garlic

LegacyUser

on the dart this morning and 2 girls got on and sat next to me, one of em was fcuking reeeeeeeeeeeking of garlic.

i'm not talking............ "some fcuker's been at the garlic" i'm talking.......... "i'm gonna puke if i don't get the fcuk outa here"
she must have eaten a couple of cloves.

now i'm not saying i've never eaten garlic, i have, but nothing close to this dirty pervert.

there's some poor office somwhere that has to work with her.

super_furry

Probably taking those 'odourless' garlic vitamins. An ex-girlfriend of mine was on them for a while and after a couple of weeks she really started to reek.

irlrobins

mmmm garlic.... I love it!

but yea you do have to consider the consequences of eating it. Had some garlic chicken two weeks ago and despite brushing my teeth and rinsing with mouth wash I still got a "Ugh! Have you been eating garlic???" from my girlfriend..:(

ZiabR

I have come accross this also. Its not very nice i have to say, their is this person i know who must have Garlic in their food 3-4 times a week. Its such a strong smell, nearly enough to turn your stomach.

shroomfox

Dirty pervert? How do you link garlic and perversion?

rubadub

shroomfox wrote:

Dirty pervert? How do you link garlic and perversion?

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I love the smell, I see nothing wrong with people stinking of something I like. My mate is the same as the complainers, loves beer yet hates if a room smells of beer.

Chris P Duck

Eating some parsley is a great way to get rid of the smell of garlic. It neutralises it somehow

Miss Fluff

Yip, parsley is THE best thing for getting rid of any minging oral odours. Used to chew it in school after smoking at break times

Binomate

On the topic of food odors, some stuck up bitch quite ignorantly squeezed in between me and the person in front of me when getting on the bus. Anyway, the bus was packed and I ended up sitting beside her, so I took out my chicken fillet baguet (with lots of onions) and shamelessly ate the whole thing in front of her. The smell of onions on the bus was something else. I'd do it again if I could. I was nearly laughing on the bus. Such a great moment.

Hobbes

You can only smell the garlic because its not in your diet.

For example. Kimchee (korean food) is exceptionally strong. You could smell it three blocks away, unless of course your used to it.

For people from Asia westerners smell of sour milk. This is mainly because they don't have milk in thier diet as much as we would.

scojones

Garlic rocks. I can never get enough of it. I eat about six cloves of it per day. I can't remember the last time I had a cold or the flu, or even a sore throat for that matter. I love the smell of it, so if I stink of it well then that's your problem, not mine

DonkeyStyle \o/

sjones wrote:

Garlic rocks. I can never get enough of it.

Hell yea... garlic = champion tbh.
Good for ye aswell... so it's win:win

Though I do smoke... so I must smell of stale ciggy smoke and garlic... still... if it'll keep the chuggers away, I'm all for it.

Rhyme

Hobbes wrote:

For people from Asia westerners smell of sour milk. This is mainly because they don't have milk in thier diet as much as we would.

Really?

Thats so odd, then again... i can hardly smell cut grass due to a previous occupation.

hottstuff

oh yea i love garlic and hate vampirism.
Damn girls with garlic breath , gets me in a right bad mood.

LegacyUser

sjones wrote:

I love the smell of it, so if I stink of it well then that's your problem, not mine

so you're ok with stinking and having people dislike you and your stinky odour?

stp

stp wrote:

so you're ok with stinking and having people dislike you and your stinky odour?

I think the smell of Garlic is preferable to the stale unwashed smell you can often get on buses or trains these days. Or the bad breath that some people never seem to notice about themselves.

Personally I quite like the smell of Garlic, so it wouldn't bother me so much.