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Title: Personal Body Odour
Post by: Notts red on Thursday, October 25, 2012, 20:33:11
Today in town a range rover pulled up along side me to ask for directions, The driver and his wife in the passenger seat were very very large people and the smell bellowing out of the car window was horrendous. The bloke driving was making a balls up of where he wanted to go and low and behold the back window came down and in the back were what must of been his very very large daughters, well at this point the smell hit me and I gagged, turned around and walked off. Why oh why doesn't somebody/ anybody tell them how bad they smell of BO to do them and everyone in contact with them a huge favour.
Has anyone on here told a family member/ freind / work colleague or even a stranger to sort their personal hygiene out ?


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: Gnasher on Thursday, October 25, 2012, 21:11:05
I used to work with someone who had a BO problem. One morning, one of his colleagues (no idea who) put a can of deodorant on his desk. Cruel, but I can understand why they did it.


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: Shaw Rosso on Thursday, October 25, 2012, 21:20:52
Today in town a range rover pulled up along side me to ask for directions, The driver and his wife in the passenger seat were very very large people and the smell bellowing out of the car window was horrendous. The bloke driving was making a balls up of where he wanted to go and low and behold the back window came down and in the back were what must of been his very very large daughters, well at this point the smell hit me and I gagged, turned around and walked off. Why oh why doesn't somebody/ anybody tell them how bad they smell of BO to do them and everyone in contact with them a huge favour.
Has anyone on here told a family member/ freind / work colleague or even a stranger to sort their personal hygiene out ?

Bastard, that was me  :)


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: DRS on Thursday, October 25, 2012, 21:22:39
Why didn't you tell them


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: Notts red on Thursday, October 25, 2012, 21:24:29
I used to work with someone who had really bad breath, I built up the courage to tell him and after that in the mornings when I used to pick him up in the works van all you could smell was either toothpaste or mouthwash and I noticed he became a bit partial to Polos  :) I thought of it as doing him a favour though as he probably had no idea.


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: Notts red on Thursday, October 25, 2012, 21:26:43
Why didn't you tell them
I think me literally gagging and turning away gave them a good idea.


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: Coca Fola on Thursday, October 25, 2012, 21:40:21
I don't know why people have to be told to smell nice,have nice breath, clean hair etc. It should come natural to people to care about their appearance. Very rarely do I go out in public without making sure all these criteria are ticked.


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: jonny72 on Thursday, October 25, 2012, 21:56:21
I got tasked with telling someone at work they needed to do something about their body odour, should have been my managers job but he bottled it and 'deputised' the task to me. One of the hardest things I've had to do and I didn't make a very good job of it as I was too embarrassed, ended up kind of skirting around the issue and not dealing with it.

I'd handle it differently next time, would get straight to the point and deal with it. It is a genuine problem for some people and not always caused by poor personal hygiene. Sure that in some cases they don't realise themselves that it is a problem and they'd be upset if they found out no one said anything.

It all worked out ok in the end though. We offloaded them to another department who weren't aware of the issue.


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: Batch on Thursday, October 25, 2012, 21:58:13
I used to work with someone who had a BO problem. One morning, one of his colleagues (no idea who) put a can of deodorant on his desk. Cruel, but I can understand why they did it.

This happened to someone in my first job....you didn't used to work for an ISDN equipment manufacturer did you :)

I'm guessing this kind of thing happens quite frequently


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: Notts red on Thursday, October 25, 2012, 22:19:54
Suppose things like sore throats can give you bad breath but by and large it's down to poor hygiene. probably a bit over the top in my earlier post about telling a stranger they smell but I would expect my wife, kids or any family member to tell me if I was stinking the place out and being talked about.


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: Gnasher on Thursday, October 25, 2012, 22:29:52
This happened to someone in my first job....you didn't used to work for an ISDN equipment manufacturer did you :)

I'm guessing this kind of thing happens quite frequently

Ha, no the research councils.

Indeed, my mum told me it happened in her workplace in the 60's. There always has and always will be smelly people.


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: left back on Friday, October 26, 2012, 06:16:07
a few years back i lived in staff accomodation and for a brief period we had a bloke working and living with us who only used to shower about once a week, he fucking stunk, and we regularly told him. mind we told him not to steal our food or piss on the toilet floor but he didnt listen. we called him 'alky' which is pretty self explanatory, it was like having pet tramp!


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: Samdy Gray on Friday, October 26, 2012, 06:29:48
Years ago I worked part time at Sainsburys, there was a guy who worked in the warehouse who was the stinkiest person I've ever met. But he was the type of guy who liked to talk to everyone and if you were sat alone on your break you could guarantee he'd come and sit next to you.

One day one of the duty managers did everyone a favour and told him to fuck off home and have a shower or don't bother coming into work.


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: Family at War on Friday, October 26, 2012, 07:18:14
I try to change my pants and socks once a week whether they need it or not


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: 4D on Friday, October 26, 2012, 07:47:45
I can't understand how some people can stink so badly and not notice.

I remember once being in a shop in Chippenham and some biddy came and stood next to me, farted and then walked off! Was she trying to get me the blame? I stood there mildly in shock at what had happened. :)


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: wiggy on Friday, October 26, 2012, 08:17:23
One of the stallholders on the markets stinks - he doesn't wash and the same t-shirt and hoody last him a week. I am next to him 2 days a week and through the warmer weather it costs me sales, as you can smell him 20 feet away. He claims he showers every day, but you can see from how increasingly greasy his hair gets through the week that he is lying.

Also used to share an office with a fat spurs fan, who used to re-wear shirts on Thursday and Friday that he had worn on Monday and Tuesday, but without washing them in between. He was really unpleasant, not helped by the fact that his diet seemed to consist entirely of scotch eggs, pasties and chilli flavoured crisps, which he would have for breakfast and lunch, both meals eaten at his desk.


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: 4D on Friday, October 26, 2012, 08:19:38
What does he sell?


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: inept and tiresome on Friday, October 26, 2012, 09:58:41
I try to change my pants and socks once a week whether they need it or not
Do you mean to say sometimes you don't succeed?


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: 4D on Friday, October 26, 2012, 10:03:05
Reminds me of the sketch from bottom where Richie's pants are crusted to him.


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: Power to people on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 12:37:54
There's a bloke that get's on the bus around swindon sometimes and his hair is always greased back and he stinks of aftershave as if he had poured the whole bottle on himself, he wears a stfc coat as well I'd hate to sit next to him it's bad enough when he passes on the bus


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: 4D on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 12:43:50
Bad breath - you can't help but wince when talking to someone who has it, especially if you haven't spoken to that person before. I used to know someone who could strip wallpaper with their breath  :no:


Title: Re: Re: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: tans on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 13:06:58
There's a bloke that get's on the bus around swindon sometimes and his hair is always greased back and he stinks of aftershave as if he had poured the whole bottle on himself, he wears a stfc coat as well I'd hate to sit next to him it's bad enough when he passes on the bus

Probably the worlds dodgiest bookie that offers the odds in the legends lounge


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: Paolo69 on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 13:10:34
Probably the worlds dodgiest bookie that offers the odds in the legends lounge

His odds are complete an utter crap i know that!


Title: Re: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: tans on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 13:38:46
Luke rooney was 12/1 the other night :Ride On Fatbury's Lovestick:


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: TheMajorSTFC on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 13:42:07
2 guys in Sir Dans every Saturday stink of BO, 1st occasion I was happily eating my gourmet chicken burger when the fat cunts decide to sit next us and I couldn't eat the rest of it. I avoid them like the plague now!


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: Bewster on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 13:43:33
Bad breath - you can't help but wince when talking to someone who has it, especially if you haven't spoken to that person before. I used to know someone who could strip wallpaper with their breath  :no:

There is an old fat women who works in Boots in Wood Street, Old Town with the worlds worst breath. After she served me I actual heaved outside the shop.

Now, I have young children so am used to the unpleasantries of the human body but this was just evil. It was like she was decomposing from the inisde out.


Title: Re: Re: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: tans on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 13:47:15
There is an old fat women who works in Boots in Wood Street, Old Town with the worlds worst breath. After she served me I actual heaved outside the shop.

Now, I have young children so am used to the unpleasantries of the human body but this was just evil. It was like she was decomposing from the inisde out.

Bet she enjoys a good old chomp on the d though


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: Arriba on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 13:47:35
What is it with shop staff and their shit breath? All the ones that first spring to my mind have been shop workers.

BO is inexcusable as it is blatantly obvious even if you are the one with it. It's such a strong smell it's clear who has it


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: jutty274 on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 13:54:51
My 13 year old son has terrible b.o even though he showers every day. The other day i made him get back in the shower again about 3 hours after he had got out of it. The thing is he smells worse when he sits around vegging out. when he is at school he hardly ever smells but at weekends & holidays he stinks but showers the same.


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: Arriba on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 14:03:53
I'd say he must have underlying health issues if he stinks 3 hours after washing. BO is caused by bacteria which builds up. 3 hours is very quick to start stinking


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: Bewster on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 14:07:57
Could be a hormone issue. My sister had a similar thing.

How do you make a hormone ? Punch her in the stomach (sorry)


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: Barry Scott on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 14:22:40
My 13 year old son has terrible b.o even though he showers every day. The other day i made him get back in the shower again about 3 hours after he had got out of it. The thing is he smells worse when he sits around vegging out. when he is at school he hardly ever smells but at weekends & holidays he stinks but showers the same.

What deodorant does he use? My friend, 34, had only ever worn Lynx body spray, and other stuff which smells nice but does nothing for sweating. Once he moved to a proper roll-on, his problem odour ceased completely.


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: Dostoyevsky on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 14:24:50
A liberal application of talcum powder, especially on the feet, socks and trainers is to be reccommended


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: Notts red on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 14:34:55
What deodorant does he use? My friend, 34, had only ever worn Lynx body spray, and other stuff which smells nice but does nothing for sweating. Once he moved to a proper roll-on, his problem odour ceased completely.
That's a good point Barry, my teenage son covers himself in fancy sprays but now I've made sure he uses a decent roll on because the spray just breifly disguises any BO. If I go into his bedroom just after he has gone out I choke on the amount of spray in his room.


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: 4D on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 14:50:10
My 13 year old son has terrible b.o even though he showers every day. The other day i made him get back in the shower again about 3 hours after he had got out of it. The thing is he smells worse when he sits around vegging out. when he is at school he hardly ever smells but at weekends & holidays he stinks but showers the same.

Does he put his dirty clothes back on after he showers?


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: mystical_goat on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 16:51:34
Do people who smell genuinely not realise it? A girl asked me to smell her armpit tge other day, I told her to do it herself.

We had a librarian at school who always stunk of piss, she must have known. And there was a reverend who had tge worst b.o, it was like rotting lemons mixed with gone off chilli con carne. Really acidic in your nostrils.


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: Flashheart on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 16:53:50
On the odd occasional I've been a little 'ripe' myself, I've always been very aware of it.


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: erictheexile on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 17:20:51
I remember working for Allied Dunbar back in the 1980s.  There was a pretty posh bird in the pensions department who absolutely reeked.  Someone bought her a brut 33 set in the secret Santa..


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: Reg Smeeton on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 17:24:16
Do people who smell genuinely not realise it? A girl asked me to smell her armpit tge other day, I told her to do it herself.

We had a librarian at school who always stunk of piss, she must have known. And there was a reverend who had tge worst b.o, it was like rotting lemons mixed with gone off chilli con carne. Really acidic in your nostrils.

I'd have had that down as a sure fire make out line...first the armpit, get a nose full of pheromones and doubtless fanny next..I guess you can afford to be picky?


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: DMR on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 17:39:00
Or he's a bummer


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: Reg Smeeton on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 17:41:37
Or he's a bummer

I hadn't thought of that :hmmm:  What would your response have been if a bird asked you to sniff her armpit?


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: mystical_goat on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 19:10:26
I'd have had that down as a sure fire make out line...first the armpit, get a nose full of pheromones and doubtless fanny next..I guess you can afford to be picky?

One step ahead of you there, Reg. it was fanny before armpit this time.

And I'm a bummer too, in the sense that I've done her up the bum also.


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: Ardiles on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 20:07:06
I think I may have gone a bit OCD in this regard recently.  My experience of London public transport has led me to conclude - especially in summer - that roll on deodorant beats the shit out of any other sort of deodorant.  And that the application of said deodorant is greatly facilitated if you take a sharp razor to your pits, girl style, every once in a while.  That's quite an admission - especially for someone growing a 'tache for the first time this month - but I'd recommend it.


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: THE FLASH on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 20:08:22
I used to work with someone who had a BO problem. One morning, one of his colleagues (no idea who) put a can of deodorant on his desk. Cruel, but I can understand why they did it.

That happened in my office in the nineties.


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: THE FLASH on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 20:11:12
Bad breath - you can't help but wince when talking to someone who has it, especially if you haven't spoken to that person before. I used to know someone who could strip wallpaper with their breath  :no:

Fuck off you cunt....you said you wouldn't tell anybody!


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: joteddyred on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 22:57:15
We have a large number of indian contractors at work working on various projects.  A couple of them smell completely vile, a mix of curry and strong BO.  A member of my team was on holiday for a few days and one of them sat at her desk.   My team members either side of him pulled their tops up over their noses in order to continue working without gagging.  It couldn't really have been more obvious, but he seemed totally oblivious. 


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: suttonred on Thursday, November 8, 2012, 23:22:34
I've become badly allergic to deodarant in the last couple of years. I blame it on overuse of Lynx in my twenties. PPI has nothing on this, as I reckon everyone will be fucked if they've ever used it.


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: THE FLASH on Friday, November 9, 2012, 01:42:21
I've become badly allergic to deodarant in the last couple of years. I blame it on overuse of Lynx in my twenties. PPI has nothing on this, as I reckon everyone will be fucked if they've ever used it.

Roll on is the answer


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: nevillew on Monday, November 12, 2012, 15:00:08
Roll on is the answer

More like Stroll on.


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: 4D on Monday, November 12, 2012, 15:05:59
Droll one, Nev


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: nevillew on Monday, November 12, 2012, 16:36:57
Nah, not serious,Troll on.


Title: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: Notts red on Monday, November 12, 2012, 22:30:59
I followed a bloke into the petrol station earlier who was reeking, by the time I had picked a pint of milk up and got to the tills he had gone but the smell definitely hadn't . I just hope the girl behind the counter didn't think it was me  :(


Title: Re: Re: Personal Body Odour
Post by: tans on Monday, November 12, 2012, 22:37:21
I went in there just after, did you not see her face? She was wretching, poor girl.