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[redlion]

That's the stupidest idea I've ever heard.

I'm not familiar with any public places that have this rule, but there are numerous work environments that maintain scent-free work places. Think labs and medical facilities.

[Frizzle]

Right! I forgot!

It was behind the a bar with 3 or 4 guys calling themselves "Talent Scouts" right? I wanted to spare you.

 

 

Again, brilliant.

 

I'm not familiar with any public places that have this rule, but there are numerous work environments that maintain scent-free work places. Think labs and medical facilities.

 

 

Labs and medical facilities are a completely different kettle of fish and are usually done for different reasons. Similar to how surgeons aren't allowed to wear aftershave because they're sticking their hand into someone's open chest wound.

 

Yes well clearly you don't have a deadly allergy to certain perfumes. 
Or have an important person in your life who does.

 

And schools, from my experience.

 

So you ban anything, and everything, that has a scent? So, no deodorant, perfume, aftershave, shampoo, conditioner, make-up, nail varnish, glue, or anything that can possibly cause a scent in any shape or form? How would you even enforce this? It's not legislation (as far as I know) so it could only be enforced by private or council organisations. 

[Mishelle]

Again, brilliant.

 

 

 

Labs and medical facilities are a completely different kettle of fish and are usually done for different reasons. Similar to how surgeons aren't allowed to wear aftershave because they're sticking their hand into someone's open chest wound.

 

 

So you ban anything, and everything, that has a scent? So, no deodorant, perfume, aftershave, shampoo, conditioner, make-up, nail varnish, glue, or anything that can possibly cause a scent in any shape or form? How would you even enforce this? It's not legislation (as far as I know) so it could only be enforced by private or council organisations. 

 

We're talking about perfumes, after-shaves, deoderant, etc. Some people have allergies to the additives that they use to make those scents, that's why they all come in scent-free versions. I thought this was common sense?

[ZERO]

We're talking about perfumes, after-shaves, deoderant, etc. Some people have allergies to the additives that they use to make those scents, that's why they all come in scent-free versions. I thought this was common sense?

Im allergic to body odor. Hopefully the people in those areas can wear some kind of deodorant. 

[Frizzle]

We're talking about perfumes, after-shaves, deoderant, etc. Some people have allergies to the additives that they use to make those scents, that's why they all come in scent-free versions. I thought this was common sense?

 

It's a scent free environment, shampoos and conditioners have strong sense. Should we ban people who wash their hair from this place? Although I'm sure the BO would probably cause a stink as well.

 

No. There is no such thing as after shave that is "scent free". Other wise it'd be water in a bottle. That is not common sense.

[Mishelle]

It's a scent free environment, shampoos and conditioners have strong sense. Should we ban people who wash their hair from this place? Although I'm sure the BO would probably cause a stink as well.

 

No. There is no such thing as after shave that is "scent free". Other wise it'd be water in a bottle. That is not common sense.

 

Shampoos and conditioners also come in scent free. All of this stuff comes in scent free because people have sensitive skin and allergies.

 

No such thing? Then what's this? 

 

 

Google is your friend.

Edited by Mishelle, 06 February 2013 - 07:51 PM.

[ZERO]

On the topic of smoking.. How about the scentless cigarettes along with the scentless shampoo, deodorant, aftershave, etc. It's a smell-free utopia.

 

[Mishelle]

My friend has an e-cigarette. I tried it and it's pretty cool. He says they're really expensive though.

[Frizzle]

Shampoos and conditioners also come in scent free. All of this stuff comes in scent free because people have sensitive skin and allergies.

 

No such thing? Then what's this? 

 

 

Google is your friend.

 

 

This isn't something I am suggesting, or coming up with in theory... This actually exists.
Like Mishelle said, google is your friend. Please.

 

 

Aftershave balm, is not after shave.

[Mishelle]

Aftershave balm, is not after shave.

 

An aftershave is a lotion, gel, balm, powder, or liquid used mainly by men after they have finished shaving

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aftershave

 

[ZERO]

I tried 'vaping' with e-cigs.
Not the same as a regular cig at all if that's what you're seeking. If you just want another habit, sure

It just sounds like a drug that the kids in Zenon would do after space class.

[Frizzle]

An aftershave is a lotion, gel, balm, powder, or liquid used mainly by men after they have finished shaving

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aftershave

 

Stop quoting wikipedia. 

 

This is aftershave

 

Not some lotion thing that you're revel-living in on a technicality. 

[Romy]

Stop quoting wikipedia. 

 

This is aftershave

 

Not some lotion thing that you're revel-living in on a technicality. 

 

Aftershave

 

: a usually scented lotion for use on the face after shaving

Got that from here.

 

inb4 Webster is wrong.

[Frizzle]

No

[Romy]

*sigh*

[Mishelle]

No

 

Is your penis really that microscopic that you have to argue with the dictionary to feel good about yourself? 

[Frizzle]

Is your penis really that microscopic that you have to argue with the dictionary to feel good about yourself? 

 

 

Are you really that naive to base your arguments on misconceptions of insecurities? 

[Mishelle]

Are you really that naive to base your arguments on misconceptions of insecurities? 

 

[Hydrogen]

Arguing is foolish. I'm closing this before someone gets hurt.