Smelly People

@panda12 wrote:

@wordsworth60 wrote:

@panda12 wrote:

. . . . . And after a certain recent post of yours, you have no right in taking any moral high ground.

Does this mean that once you have been in the wrong on the boards, you can never disagree with anyone again in case it looks like you’re taking the moral high ground?

:-k :-k :-k :-k

Well Words, you tell me.

When J can go this low with a post like this:

@j_in_france wrote:

ffs thin guides are kids – I really hope you mean something different in this post with that smile

And then stoop even lower with this:

@j_in_france wrote:

@duwpin wrote:

all threads stray from topic
i mean j
i posted about the new guides
and off you went with some disgusting thoughts about children

thin I have never said you are a kiddy fiddler as you chose to put it but if you are content to say you have never before been accused of being such then I will keep quiet

Can he immediately bounce back and claim the moral high ground on a subject, which in comparison, is trivial?

I think not, but I suppose the wolf can always try and pull the wool over the eyes of gullible lambs. :roll:

I haven’t said yet whether I approve of, disapprove of or am simply astounded by what J said has said previously.

I don’t think that deciding to stay next to someone who stinks because of a medical condition makes you a better or worse person than someone who wouldn’t, so I’ll leave it to the two of you to debate the moral altitude.

I’m not a great believer in judging someone’s character, or dictating their rights based on their statements in JC chat or boards because both are imperfect media.

As to your last sentence, according to the JC Chatters Code (Random Edition):

Gullible = apparently taking the opposite view (page 4327, paragraph 53 subsection xlix)

and I much prefer mutton to lamb, dressing optional . . . .

:D/ :D/ :D/ :D/ :D/ :D/ :D/ :D/

@moonshadow wrote:

@panda12 wrote:

How should they be dealt with?

On the train the other day, garlic breath got on and sat next to me. I moved when another seat became available. I believe I was subtle.

Then BO bloke sat next to me. I felt surrounded.

So, how should we deal with human stink bombs?

Suck it up.youv got to live and let live.I cant stand sitting text to people who soak themselv in perfumes,deoderents,or aftershave.Simetimes you can hardley breath for it.

you know there are still women out there that like tweed……..its like mustard gas when you get a whiff of it :-…

Wordsy, you make me laugh – tis what these boards should be about! :lol:

@duwpin wrote:

@just_mee wrote:

I don’t get up, point at them and shout, “you stink so I’m moving seat!”

Maybe if you had done that they would take a shower.

and most likely some one would give you a slap

A slap may be worth it.

Pretend you’re advertising Sure for women (Other deodorants are available) and just spray it onto passengers as they go by. Or just carry a large wad of magic trees. (Probably other such similar odour eating devices as well on the market) and hang them up in the carriages. Voila.

Quick alternative. Excuse me but you fu.cking stink. Sort it out.