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dapperfied 02-19-2017 10:56 AM

That's when you find out girls turn into rats, looking for that cheese. DansGame

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Originally Posted by jasonturbo (Post 8824019)
The girls all think this stuff smells pretty damn good, maybe just leave some out in a bowl?


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m4k4v4li 02-19-2017 11:36 PM

rich mahogany

unit 02-20-2017 07:23 AM

i'll tell you what i wouldn't do, is buy those expensive ass scented candles.
designer/perfume scented candles can cost $50 or more. i sometimes use incense but rarely.
most of the time i just try to keep a window open to give my place air, especially when i'm not home. when a place has an open window often it never really smells too funky.

Armind 02-20-2017 08:10 AM

I think OP mentioned his place doesn't smell funky. Just wants his place to smell nice to get em pantiez dropped? :lawl:

604STIG 02-20-2017 11:09 AM

Lampe Berger, will destroy any foul smells that you come across. It works wonders for killing cigarette/cigar/weed smells too. I picked mine up from City Cigar in Vancouver.

mr_chin 02-20-2017 02:12 PM

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Originally Posted by dapperfied (Post 8823855)
What do you guys use at home to keep your place smelling fresh? I don't like those air can stuff you buy in stores. I don't mind candles, just wanna make my place smell dope.

Worse comes to worse, i'll use squash air freshener EleGiggle

The smell of my room is indescribable, but it smells nuts. :ifyouknow:

The_AK 02-20-2017 03:54 PM

Just leave the washroom door open year round for that "all natural dude smell"

Marshall Placid 02-20-2017 06:45 PM

If your food REALLY smells, open the window.

I'm thinking like, durian type smell or smelly tofu or really fishy smells.

If your food smells like... food that you cooked, it's not too far-fetched to assume some women do like men who cook. So, the smell will help.

Sosodef 02-20-2017 09:22 PM

This may be somewhat related, but a guy at work told me he uses baby powder on his neck and wrists instead of cologne and the girls LOVE it.

He says girls LOVE the smell of baby powder. It also keeps you fresh.. I will happily confirm that it works. People really like the smell of baby powder, especially women.

So do the whole sage diffuser thing, but try to put on some baby powder, lol. It may surprise you on how effective that is to reduce sweat, keep your fresh, and make you smell like a baby.

dapperfied 02-20-2017 09:30 PM

Curious how the Jo Malone smells. But god damn, almost $100 for a fuckin candle? lol

Armind 02-22-2017 07:57 AM

So... are the Jo Malone ones worth it?

roastpuff 02-22-2017 10:41 AM

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Originally Posted by dapperfied (Post 8824407)
Curious how the Jo Malone smells. But god damn, almost $100 for a fuckin candle? lol

Anh and Chi are balling, they have Jo Malone diffusers in their bathrooms lol.

dapperfied 02-22-2017 06:15 PM

When they charge premium for pho, what did you expect lol. Ballin'

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Originally Posted by roastpuff (Post 8824715)
Anh and Chi are balling, they have Jo Malone diffusers in their bathrooms lol.


RickyTan3 02-22-2017 06:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Armind (Post 8824658)
So... are the Jo Malone ones worth it?

Honestly I don't smell it anymore but every girl who comes over says it smells dope.

Mathematically its cheaper than buying those plug in scent things.

its like $100 per diffuser but lasts like 4-6 months or something ridiculous.


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