AndyTheDude wrote: » A WE fellow moved in couple weeks ago. He works long hours but when he's back home you know straight away. He showered once since he moved in. The stench is overpowering and makes me want to vomit. What a disgusting cúnt. I am going to stab the fúcker soon. Does he not realize how bad he smells? Has he gotten used to the smell or what? ffs...:mad:
J. Marston wrote: » I bet you won't.
smash wrote: » He could blast him with Lynx though.
smash wrote: » What's a "WE fellow"?
phasers wrote: » What's a WE fellow?????????????
AndyTheDude wrote: » The stench is overpowering and makes me want to vomit. What a disgusting cúnt. I am going to stab the fúcker soon.
Cuchulainn1. wrote: » Atari Lynx? See what I done there?
Chuck Stone wrote: » Lynx Jaguar. CWIDT?
dorkacle wrote: » I was working in a supermarket before and I was up working near the till at the front of the shop, and this horrible little greasy (literally dirt on his face) man came up to me saying he was worried as he could smell gas on his way past the tills. I have no idea how he smelt gas over himself, absolutely disgusting, I was actually backing away from him and he kept walking closer to me! How do these people not know they stink!? Particularly if they are visibly filthy aswel!? [EDIT] : There was no gas leak or even a smell of gas.
--Kaiser-- wrote: » If you smell something everyday your mind filters it out. For example, when English and orientals first met, the orientals though the English smelt like sour milk, as they would rarely have eaten dairy products
zef wrote: » Rohypnol him and give him a bath? On a serious note, I have a friend who has started to smell. It makes hello & goodbye hugs awkward. I think she has been depressed and lost interest in herself, but it's a very difficult thing to say to someone, 'Hey, you smell, why don't you have a bath and change into clean clothes."