smelliest (body odour) nation?
which country has the greatest lack of personal hygeine?
do they think is smells natural or even sexy,or is it a case of just too lazy to bath.is it heat related or can even colder places suffer? rday |
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Smelly depends on the food as much as anything. I remember a trip years ago where
some time was spent in the Middle East, Turkey, and Greece. The smell of lamb was quite pronounced on my clothes and had probably been so on me. I didn't notice it until I was in Vienna. I hadn't changed my hygiene just my diet. Frank Matthews rday wrote: > which country has the greatest lack of personal hygeine? do they think is smells > natural or even sexy,or is it a case of just too lazy to bath.is it heat related or > can even colder places suffer? rday > > > > -- |
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TROLL alert
"rday" <[email protected]> schreef in bericht news:[email protected]... > which country has the greatest lack of personal hygeine? do they think is smells > natural or even sexy,or is it a case of just too lazy to bath.is it heat related or > can even colder places suffer? rday > > > > -- |
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Sjoerd wrote:
> TROLL alert Heehee..."Tis the season", Sjoerd....Usenet *sure* has been boring as of late........ -- Best Greg |
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Nations do not smell; people do.
However, people from warm climates and primitive countries seem to bathe less frequently and often smell a lot more strongly than people from other areas. Here in France, the people most likely to have strong body odor seem to be from Africa, but older French people are running a close second place. Younger French people have better hygiene, although it is still not up to the level of most other European countries, much less the U.S. or Japan. "rday" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de news: [email protected]... > which country has the greatest lack of personal hygeine? do they think is smells > natural or even sexy,or is it a case of just too lazy to bath.is it heat related or > can even colder places suffer? rday > > > > -- |
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Mxsmanic wrote:
> Nations do not smell; people do. > > However, people from warm climates and primitive countries seem to bathe less > frequently and often smell a lot more strongly than people from other areas. > > Here in France, the people most likely to have strong body odor seem to be from > Africa, but older French people are running a close second place. Younger French > people have better hygiene, although it is still not up to the level of most other > European countries, much less the U.S. or Japan. > > "rday" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de news: > [email protected]... > >>which country has the greatest lack of personal hygeine? do they think is smells >>natural or even sexy,or is it a case of just too lazy to bath.is it heat related or >>can even colder places suffer? rday Actually, I am not sure whether France is any better than the UK in that respect. And I recall sitting beside a German in his late sixties or so once on a YYC-FRA flight, who was really bad. |
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On Fri, 02 Aug 2002 14:32:56 GMT, devil <[email protected]> wrote:
>Mxsmanic wrote: >> Nations do not smell; people do. >> >> However, people from warm climates and primitive countries seem to bathe less >> frequently and often smell a lot more strongly than people from other areas. >> >> Here in France, the people most likely to have strong body odor seem to be from >> Africa, but older French people are running a close second place. Younger French >> people have better hygiene, although it is still not up to the level of most other >> European countries, much less the U.S. or Japan. >> >> "rday" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de news: >> [email protected]... >> >>>which country has the greatest lack of personal hygeine? do they think is smells >>>natural or even sexy,or is it a case of just too lazy to bath.is it heat related >>>or can even colder places suffer? rday > >Actually, I am not sure whether France is any better than the UK in that respect. >And I recall sitting beside a German in his late sixties or so once on a YYC-FRA >flight, who was really bad. > > Try being on a troopship going through the Red Sea, circa WW2. |
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>Subject: Re: smelliest (body odour) nation? From: "Mxsmanic" [email protected]
>Date: 8/2/2002 4:07 AM >Nations do not smell; people do. Hmmm.....I recently spent some time in Savannah, GA, USA. Much to our amusement, they have a certain flowering tree that seems to be planted everywhere that smells like pee ;) It took us a while to figure out the streets were not urine covered..... Maybe not nations, but certainly cities ;) |
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"devil" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de news:
[email protected]... > Actually, I am not sure whether France is any better than the UK in that respect. People in the UK have a reputation for cleanliness, which appears to be deserved from what little I've seen, although I've also seen some people from the UK who appeared never to wash their hands or feet. |
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"Irwell" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de news:
[email protected]... > Try being on a troopship going through the Red Sea, circa WW2. Soldiers have an excuse for not being squeaky clean all the time. |
Re: smelliest (body odour) nation?
Originally posted by Mxsmanic Nations do not smell; people do. However, people from warm climates and primitive countries seem to bathe less frequently and often smell a lot more strongly than people from other areas. |
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Depends who you ask, and what their sensitivities are
The Aussies say us ( the Brits), we say the French (and there are statistics bandied around about the amount of soap bought and showers taken). The Russians are appaIIed at the idea of baths rather than showers, and as I understand it, Chinese peopIe can't stand the miIky smeII they feeI Westerners give off. PJW On 2 Aug 2002 02:20:51 GMT, rday <[email protected]> wrote: >which country has the greatest lack of personal hygeine? do they think is smells >natural or even sexy,or is it a case of just too lazy to bath.is it heat related or >can even colder places suffer? rday > > > >-- |
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On 2 Aug 2002 02:20:51 GMT, rday <[email protected]> wrote:
>which country has the greatest lack of personal hygeine? do they think is smells >natural or even sexy,or is it a case of just too lazy to bath.is it heat related or >can even colder places suffer? rday Don't feed the troll. A truly cool book: The World Is Already Yours Conscious living in the real world www.alreadyyours.com (sample chapter, etc...) |
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i'm not a troll
i used to go to france to stay with my step brother,i asked him why do many french people smell of b.o.(i,m not talking about north africans,arabs etc) he said its just normal,and people dont get offended by the smell.where in uk if u walk pass a person with b.o. u turn to your friend and say 'what a smelly bstrd. i just wondered which countries (natives) think it is just a natural human odour. rday |
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rday <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:<[email protected]>... > which country has the greatest lack of personal hygeine? do they think is smells > natural or even sexy,or is it a case of just too lazy to bath.is it heat related or > can even colder places suffer? rday > The damn Yanks are responsible. They had to rebuild Euroland all by themselves, you know, but, like, there was a shortage of showers and bathtubs at the time, as they were all needed for the Levittowns. So none ever got installed in Europe. We tried hard to correct the problem. Never got around to it though, we were too busy creating the EU, and the Pope, who was giving the orders, wasn't too interested in bathtubs either, as he had the Fontana de Trevi right where he lived (plenty of hard currency there, too). And the N*z*s controlling the Pope had plenty of hot water in Paraguay. And the damn Commies who controlled the old N*z*s simply didn't care, they were glad to have any water at all. And once we finally got that EU thingy done, it turned out that the Eastern Block didn't have any bathtubs either. And then this Reagan dude suddenly showed up in Berlin and said the magic words: "Mr. Gorby, tear down your old outhouses". And would you believe it, they all did it right away. And then the Russian Mafia started to steal all the bathtubs that were parked on the streets of West Berlin. I think the Poles also helped, but they only stole Mercedes bathtubs, the Russians also took Volkswagen and Fiat bathtubs, and even Trabi showers (shudder, they had only cold water). But now we are sealing off the borders to Ukraine, no bathtub will get through in the future. And a scientist from Luxemburg now even claims that he can produce American soap. He calls his product "Taube" for some reason or other, seems it does not soil your tub - if you have one. >smells natural or even sexy< Now you tell us. You can't get laid. Google for "pheromones". Mika |
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