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...not the city in Germany.

This is for the ladies....what cologne do you like best on a man?

Acqua Di Gio is my cologne of choice to wear....just wondering...

StocktontoMalone wrote:...not the city in Germany.

This is for the ladies....what cologne do you like best on a man?

Acqua Di Gio is my cologne of choice to wear....just wondering...

Where did you find that, in a box of Cracker Jacks?

Gunbot wrote:

StocktontoMalone wrote:...not the city in Germany.

This is for the ladies....what cologne do you like best on a man?

Acqua Di Gio is my cologne of choice to wear....just wondering...

Where did you find that, in a box of Cracker Jacks?

Keep sportin' that Aqua Velva, buddy.....

StocktontoMalone wrote:

Gunbot wrote:

StocktontoMalone wrote:...not the city in Germany.

This is for the ladies....what cologne do you like best on a man?

Acqua Di Gio is my cologne of choice to wear....just wondering...

Where did you find that, in a box of Cracker Jacks?

Keep sportin' that Aqua Velva, buddy.....

Do they still make Aqua Velva?
I used to use Gray Flannel, sometimes Aspen. Now days, I don't use any cologne or aftershave. Some Powder scented underarm deodorant is about all I can stand.

Light Blue D&C ...still love Polo and Eternity, though!!
It all depends on the PERSON ...not everything works on everyone!!

Giorgio tends to sweeten things up too much for me, I like spicy ...what's this
Acqua Di Gio like?!?!

Michigan Girl wrote:Light Blue D&C ...still love Polo and Eternity, though!!
It all depends on the PERSON ...not everything works on everyone!!

I used to rock Polo, and Drakkar Noir in highschool.....LMAO....

Don't think I could get away with that today.....especially the Polo.

StocktontoMalone wrote:

Michigan Girl wrote:Light Blue D&C ...still love Polo and Eternity, though!!
It all depends on the PERSON ...not everything works on everyone!!

I used to rock Polo, and Drakkar Noir in highschool.....LMAO....

Don't think I could get away with that today.....especially the Polo.

Please refrain from posting until I've corrected my spelling errors ...I have 4 edits, THANK YOU!! :lol:

StocktontoMalone wrote:

Michigan Girl wrote:Light Blue D&C ...still love Polo and Eternity, though!!
It all depends on the PERSON ...not everything works on everyone!!

I used to rock Polo, and Drakkar Noir in highschool.....LMAO....

Don't think I could get away with that today.....especially the Polo.

Ah you aint got nothing to worry about, in 20-25 years you can get away with anything you want, you could even wear Old Spice, and English Leather.

LtVanish wrote:

StocktontoMalone wrote:

Michigan Girl wrote:Light Blue D&C ...still love Polo and Eternity, though!!
It all depends on the PERSON ...not everything works on everyone!!

I used to rock Polo, and Drakkar Noir in highschool.....LMAO....

Don't think I could get away with that today.....especially the Polo.

Ah you aint got nothing to worry about, in 20-25 years you can get away with anything you want, you could even wear Old Spice, and English Leather.

My grandmother gave me my first 'cologne' at age 10, I believe....

BUCKAROO, by Avon.....

What's the difference... in the end, it all has the same name...

Eau D'Caniget L'aid

bluejeangirl76 wrote:What's the difference... in the end, it all has the same name...

Eau D'Caniget L'aid

You sound a bit bitter. What's wrong?

KenTheDude wrote:

bluejeangirl76 wrote:What's the difference... in the end, it all has the same name...

Eau D'Caniget L'aid

You sound a bit bitter. What's wrong?

Sorry... forgot to put a " "

StocktontoMalone wrote:

LtVanish wrote:

StocktontoMalone wrote:

Michigan Girl wrote:Light Blue D&C ...still love Polo and Eternity, though!!
It all depends on the PERSON ...not everything works on everyone!!

I used to rock Polo, and Drakkar Noir in highschool.....LMAO....

Don't think I could get away with that today.....especially the Polo.

Ah you aint got nothing to worry about, in 20-25 years you can get away with anything you want, you could even wear Old Spice, and English Leather.

My grandmother gave me my first 'cologne' at age 10, I believe....

BUCKAROO, by Avon.....

Yikes Grandma's were good for that sort of thing, my Grand gave me my first cologne too I believe, I don't remember it smelling all that good, kept the bugs off me though.

Gunbot wrote:

StocktontoMalone wrote:

Gunbot wrote:

StocktontoMalone wrote:...not the city in Germany.

This is for the ladies....what cologne do you like best on a man?

Acqua Di Gio is my cologne of choice to wear....just wondering...

Where did you find that, in a box of Cracker Jacks?

Keep sportin' that Aqua Velva, buddy.....

Do they still make Aqua Velva?
I used to use Gray Flannel, sometimes Aspen. Now days, I don't use any cologne or aftershave. Some Powder scented underarm deodorant is about all I can stand.

I can't do aftershave man, it makes shit worse for me. I'm better off just rinsing with ice cold water to close my pores up. I'm pretty susceptible to razor burn/bumps and aftershave just exacerbates the chances.

As for cologne, I never really wear any. Not a fan.

StocktontoMalone wrote:

LtVanish wrote:

StocktontoMalone wrote:

Michigan Girl wrote:Light Blue D&C ...still love Polo and Eternity, though!!
It all depends on the PERSON ...not everything works on everyone!!

I used to rock Polo, and Drakkar Noir in highschool.....LMAO....

Don't think I could get away with that today.....especially the Polo.

Ah you aint got nothing to worry about, in 20-25 years you can get away with anything you want, you could even wear Old Spice, and English Leather.

My grandmother gave me my first 'cologne' at age 10, I believe....

BUCKAROO, by Avon.....

I remember my first Avon present from my Grandmother

Gunbot wrote:

StocktontoMalone wrote:

LtVanish wrote:

StocktontoMalone wrote:

Michigan Girl wrote:Light Blue D&C ...still love Polo and Eternity, though!!
It all depends on the PERSON ...not everything works on everyone!!

I used to rock Polo, and Drakkar Noir in highschool.....LMAO....

Don't think I could get away with that today.....especially the Polo.

Ah you aint got nothing to worry about, in 20-25 years you can get away with anything you want, you could even wear Old Spice, and English Leather.

My grandmother gave me my first 'cologne' at age 10, I believe....

BUCKAROO, by Avon.....

I remember my first Avon present from my Grandmother

I had one of those, thought it was too cool.

StocktontoMalone wrote:...not the city in Germany.

This is for the ladies....what cologne do you like best on a man?

Acqua Di Gio is my cologne of choice to wear....just wondering...

remember cheers and Sam Malone always putting on the whole bottle of colgone on him...before he went for the ladies..

**I just try and be nice** who needs cologne... as long as you dont stink, cologne doesnt help that much does it... I mean if the guys a jerk... will cologne help him?
just saying...


LMAO...

The ones I usually wear are Joop, Opium , Farenheit and any Axe spray as deodorant.

Lagerfeld
Burberry Summer
Dolce & Gabbana
Armani
Tommy Bahama

Those are what I have, although I rarely wear any.

Try these, guys. You can't go wrong.

steveo777 wrote:although I rarely wear any.

You should!!

Michigan Girl wrote:

steveo777 wrote:although I rarely wear any.

You should!!

I'm sure if I did you would be able to smell me.....if they wind blows just right.

If we ever end up at a gig together I promise I'll wear some.

steveo777 wrote:Lagerfeld

After he finally tossed out the English Leather and Old Spice
my Father wore only Lagerfeld.
Can't smell that and not think of him, good choice Sir.

This is Hubby Bubs fave, I like it as well but it's become hard
to find in stores around here.

British Sterling on one boyfriend was great - didn't smell the same on anyone else. Now I hate men's cologne - I prefer them to wear nothing.

Moon Beam wrote:

steveo777 wrote:Lagerfeld

After he finally tossed out the English Leather and Old Spice
my Father wore only Lagerfeld.
Can't smell that and not think of him, good choice Sir.

My dad stuck with Old Spice... it's weird, I absolutely hate that crap, it's vile, but at the same time, if I smell it, I think of him, so in a weird way I like it.

bluejeangirl76 wrote:

Moon Beam wrote:

steveo777 wrote:Lagerfeld

After he finally tossed out the English Leather and Old Spice
my Father wore only Lagerfeld.
Can't smell that and not think of him, good choice Sir.

My dad stuck with Old Spice... it's weird, I absolutely hate that crap, it's vile, but at the same time, if I smell it, I think of him, so in a weird way I like it.

It is amazing how even smells that aren't exactly considered pleasant can remind you of someone in a good way though, lol. My dad came home smelling like jet fuel every day and I remember my mom saying a long while ago how she had grown to actually like it

Melissa wrote:

bluejeangirl76 wrote:

Moon Beam wrote:

steveo777 wrote:Lagerfeld

After he finally tossed out the English Leather and Old Spice
my Father wore only Lagerfeld.
Can't smell that and not think of him, good choice Sir.

My dad stuck with Old Spice... it's weird, I absolutely hate that crap, it's vile, but at the same time, if I smell it, I think of him, so in a weird way I like it.

It is amazing how even smells that aren't exactly considered pleasant can remind you of someone in a good way though, lol. My dad came home smelling like jet fuel every day and I remember my mom saying a long while ago how she had grown to actually like it

It CAN be true - but I never got used to formaldehyde from anatomy class. To this day, it makes me nauseous.

Polo used to drive me absolutely mad (in a good way ). Then - when I first met my husband I bought him some. One night we had my best friend and her husband over for dinner (it was the first time they had met). We got talking about it - next thing you know hubby and friend's hubby disappeared for about 5 minutes and came out of the bedroom literally bathed in Polo. I guess they thought it was funny but to this day it makes me nauseous if I ever smell it on someone!

My boss wears something really nice, don't know what it is, I've never asked. It just pisses me off that he wears it - we have a scent-free policy at work and I can't wear perfume (and I've got lots), but he can get away with it .