hebangsthedrums Posted 17 October 2007 Posted 17 October 2007 Issey Miyake, the regular and blue one, and Paul Smith Story
Head Honcho Posted 17 October 2007 Posted 17 October 2007 Issey Miyake L'eau D'Issey Man by Comme Des Garcons and the old chestnut Polo by Ralph Lauren
Guest Posted 18 October 2007 Posted 18 October 2007 Sir Fynwy, I feel you should be taking note! The Chanel may last till Christmas, but probably not much longer. He knows. I've been spraying the stuff all over me every time I go to the airport, or into a department store and saying "doesn't that smell nice". If that's not telling him, I don't know what is.
AoWW Posted 18 October 2007 Posted 18 October 2007 He knows. I've been spraying the stuff all over me every time I go to the airport, or into a department store and saying "doesn't that smell nice". If that's not telling him, I don't know what is. Hmm, but then he's a bloke... therefore sledgehammer-type subtlety is called for! Sounds like you've made a pretty good effort so far though. :laugh:
Zingari Posted 18 October 2007 Posted 18 October 2007 "real" men neither buy nor use perfumes ; thats how women like it ( even though they coyly deny it )
Wils Posted 18 October 2007 Posted 18 October 2007 I forgot to add Pacco Rabanne Ultra Violet. Sniffffs.
Finnegan Posted 18 October 2007 Posted 18 October 2007 He knows. I've been spraying the stuff all over me every time I go to the airport, or into a department store and saying "doesn't that smell nice". If that's not telling him, I don't know what is. "Oi, bastard, buy this"?
Guest Posted 18 October 2007 Posted 18 October 2007 Hmm, but then he's a bloke... therefore sledgehammer-type subtlety is called for! Sounds like you've made a pretty good effort so far though. :laugh: I made him help me look for the stuff when we were in the States (in case there were some bargains, you see), so he knows exactly what it is I want. "Oi, bastard, buy this"? I'm a bird, not a bloke! The Finnegan approach is far too obvious. The female approach ensures that when I open up my new perfume on Xmas morning, bloke thinks that it is all his own idea, and feels rather pleased with himself and I am happy to have what I want. It's a win-win.
Webbo Posted 18 October 2007 Posted 18 October 2007 "real" men neither buy nor use perfumes ; thats how women like it ( even though they coyly deny it ) Damn straight Zinger. Women are attracted to our natural pheromones. Some time when I'm a bit sweaty I can see my missus going green with desire. PS that is lust isn't it?
Thracian Posted 18 October 2007 Posted 18 October 2007 Patchouli oil. I had a girlfriend as a teenager and it sent her wild. I should warn you though. The effect wears off in time.
Zingari Posted 18 October 2007 Posted 18 October 2007 Damn straight Zinger. Women are attracted to our natural pheromones.Some time when I'm a bit sweaty I can see my missus going green with desire. PS that is lust isn't it? you got it sex between a man and woman should smell like you've dined on smoked kippers and stilton cheese or else it just ain't right
Finnegan Posted 18 October 2007 Posted 18 October 2007 I made him help me look for the stuff when we were in the States (in case there were some bargains, you see), so he knows exactly what it is I want. I'm a bird, not a bloke! The Finnegan approach is far too obvious. The female approach ensures that when I open up my new perfume on Xmas morning, bloke thinks that it is all his own idea, and feels rather pleased with himself and I am happy to have what I want. It's a win-win. But he reads this forum. So you're basically using the Finnegan approach... just... blondely.
Bert Posted 18 October 2007 Posted 18 October 2007 He knows. I've been spraying the stuff all over me every time I go to the airport, or into a department store and saying "doesn't that smell nice". If that's not telling him, I don't know what is. Just keep sending him links to this thread.
Guest Posted 19 October 2007 Posted 19 October 2007 But he reads this forum. So you're basically using the Finnegan approach... just... blondely. Just keep sending him links to this thread. It was part of the plan, but he's not reading this forum at the moment as a "protest". Long story......
Finnegan Posted 19 October 2007 Posted 19 October 2007 It was part of the plan, but he's not reading this forum at the moment as a "protest".Long story...... Wasn't it easier to just spark out a certain someone? Or was that not it?
Guest Posted 19 October 2007 Posted 19 October 2007 Wasn't it easier to just spark out a certain someone?Or was that not it? Nail and head. I don't normally advocate violence, boys and girls.
Finnegan Posted 19 October 2007 Posted 19 October 2007 I advocate necessary violence, and I think that was pretty necessary.
Guest Posted 19 October 2007 Posted 19 October 2007 I advocate necessary violence, and I think that was pretty necessary. Well, the moment has passed.
Finnegan Posted 19 October 2007 Posted 19 October 2007 Aye. And I'm off to skin everyone at five aside. Da boch chi!
Guest Posted 19 October 2007 Posted 19 October 2007 Bora da! That's all I know! I bet I've spelt it wrong an' all.
Finnegan Posted 19 October 2007 Posted 19 October 2007 Close. Bore da, but it means good morning so you were a few hours off. And greeting me.
Guest Posted 20 October 2007 Posted 20 October 2007 Close. Bore da, but it means good morning so you were a few hours off. And greeting me. I know what it meant, I used it for comic effect. I wish I could speak Welsh.
Finnegan Posted 20 October 2007 Posted 20 October 2007 I know what it meant, I used it for comic effect. I wish I could speak Welsh. Learn!
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