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Cheap ladies perfume + bad hygiene = uke:
Patchouli oil is the WORST. The smell of H.I.P.P.I.E.S. uke:
Cheap ladies perfume + bad hygiene = uke:
Gent's cologne and nicotine are another lethal combination. I had a boss in the '80s who reeked of Camel filters and Ralph Lauren's "Polo." They called it "Polo" because it smelled like something bouncing around under a horse.
Gent's cologne and nicotine are another lethal combination. I had a boss in the '80s who reeked of Camel filters and Ralph Lauren's "Polo." They called it "Polo" because it smelled like something bouncing around under a horse.
I haven't seen H.I.P.P.I.E.S since '67.
but I'll take your word.
Look bub...I don't mind LizzieMaine's comments (although it did sting a little)
because I love that lady & she's usually right.
But that doesn't apply to you so watch it !
Also...you can keep your H.I.P.P.I.E. friends
I don't need them, Thank You !
Polo thinks you are tops, but now his feelings are hurt !
Polo should sue Mr. Lauren for egregious violation of his personal copyright. Cats always win court cases.
Yep, she started in ventriloquism as a kid in the thirties, around the time Charlie McCarthy was a fad, and dabbled a bit in radio herself before going into TV in the late 40s. Later retired from show biz to become a doctor, of all things. I don't believe she was ever sponsored by a toilet paper firm.
I did, speaking of which, finally remember the brand name of the splintery cheap paper we had at the gas station. It was called "Mosinee," the same company that manufactured those cheap red paper multifold towels for the windshield-washer dispenser.
We had that same brand at school, for both hands and backsides. "Mosinee Turn-Towls" was the trademark on the dispenser. The school board spared every expense for our comfort.
Now that you mention it, I remember writing paper with those little splinters in them handed out upon which we honed our writing skills.
Next time you go to a restaurant, food stand or truck, or fast-food joint that uses those brown paper table-top dispenser napkins -- "Torx" brand or something similar -- take a good look at one. I have several on my desk right now that came with a takeout fish-and-chips supper the other night. When I unfold one and shine a flashlight thru the opposite side, I can see -- splinters. Not large or thick or especially easy to see, but they are unmistakably splinters and they are unmistakably there.
"We've come so far."
Next time you go to a restaurant, food stand or truck, or fast-food joint that uses those brown paper table-top dispenser napkins -- "Torx" brand or something similar -- take a good look at one. I have several on my desk right now that came with a takeout fish-and-chips supper the other night. When I unfold one and shine a flashlight thru the opposite side, I can see -- splinters. Not large or thick or especially easy to see, but they are unmistakably splinters and they are unmistakably there.
"We've come so far."