Guerlain Cuir Beluga is the greatest scent ever created
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sigh
and with this thread, Schads gimmick has died an embarrassing, painful death
I'm fresh out of witty comments.
I'll catch the next one that "is the greatest scent ever created"
I'll catch the next one that "is the greatest scent ever created"
Come on Schad.... Don't pull this crap son. Just about every one of your prior top 10 is better than this juice...
Your best of all times are getting worse every time: Back to Black > Dior Homme > Cuir Beluga.
You shoulda stuck with your original best of all time.
Your best of all times are getting worse every time: Back to Black > Dior Homme > Cuir Beluga.
You shoulda stuck with your original best of all time.
Next we're going to hear about how Curve is the greatest frag ever
it's time to step away from the gourmands and branch out...obviously that well has run dry.
Actually, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to turn this into a bashing thread, and I hope the comic tone was inferred in the mere comment of "sigh." It's true, though, it seems that Schad has a new flavor of the week that becomes the best of the best. I remember those days, actually, when it felt like I always trying something that really spun my head around. And that still happens once in a while but not like it used to. Still, I don't see how Cuir Beluga could ever catch anyone's attention like that. Now, if the thread title was something like "Fumidus is the best fragrance in the world," then I'd be all over this thread with a bunch of hippity-hoppity emoticons and more jazz hands than a millipede singing Bingo.
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Schad's next favorite "best of all time" guesses:
L'Artisan - Coeur de Vetiver Sacre
L'Artisan - Coeur de Vetiver Sacre
Haters may hate on your ice cream sundae cologne, but that Guerlain bottle does look magnificent!
That should be an entirely separate thread, but my vote goes to:
I will see you one Britanny and raise you a Paris.
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The gimmick was dead a long time before this thread.
Some of us are confident enough that we don't have to wear leather, tobacco, gasoline and musk scents to prove to the world that we are real men
You forgot petitgrain, bergamot, mint, galbanum, fir, coriander, cardamom, ginger, rosewood, ylang ylang, neroli, clove, cinnamon, sage, geranium, jasmine, tuberose, champa, lavender, rose, magnolia, gardenia, honeysuckle, orange blossom, linden blossom, sandalwood, vetiver, amber, civet, styrax, benzoin, angelica, oakmoss, labdanum, cistus, opponax, incense, cade, patchouli, cedar, oak, vanilla, oud, ...
I just so happen to have a very large collection of women's fragrances that I wear regularly, such as Vetiver pour elle, Maroc pour elle, Rose The Bulgare, Mitsouko, Shalimar, good grief the list goes on. I just happen like the smell of leather, tobacco, and gasoline a lot.
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Some of us are confident enough that we don't have to wear leather, tobacco, gasoline and musk scents to prove to the world that we are real men
Oh dear, this one again? If you're really confident, you don't need to remind us that you're so confident!
