In a kind of a "is this chicken of the sea tuna actually tuna or chicken?" kind of way.I don't get the criticism - she's kind of hot.
In a kind of a "is this chicken of the sea tuna actually tuna or chicken?" kind of way.I don't get the criticism - she's kind of hot.
I don't get the criticism - she's kind of hot.
In a kind of a "is this chicken of the sea tuna actually tuna or chicken?" kind of way.
My Bride of 35 years has the only opinion (other than my own) that I seek out and that I take to heart.
But she loves Tabac, right?My wife only likes frags that smell like I'm not wearing a fragrance. I recently got some Acqua di Parma Colonia and she loves it because after the citrus burst it dries down to a clean soapy scent. She likes Floris No 89 for the same reason. The only cologne I keep that she doesn't like is vintage kanon. We agree to disagree on that one. Otherwise, I generally limit myself to aftershaves because she essentially doesn't like fragrances that stick around.
I don't think she's ever encountered Tabac. I haven't myself.But she loves Tabac, right?
I don't think she's ever encountered Tabac. I haven't myself.
Fine Accoutrements Green Vetiver is for me the worst aftershave smell I've ever encountered.
Have you tried Osage Rub?
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Or Pinaud Virgin Island Bay Rum?
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Osage rub is like burning Vicks vaporub napalm.Osage Rub - Negative. Never tried.
Pinaud Bay Rum - I like it! Little strong but great stuff!
Osage rub is like burning Vicks vaporub napalm.
Not true. I have yet to find a woman who doesn't love the scent of ARKO. They must have a more refined and cultured sense of smell than those few men who find the ARKO fragrance offensive.Fragrances that women hate.
+1 for that!I'm always impressed by folks, young or old, that can turn their passion into something more.