Dumbest Things People Have Said About Your Chickens/Eggs/Meat

[7 Biddies]

I had a biology class right after a pe class one year. I had to make a new classroom rule: Axe does not cover bo or equal a shower, shower after pe. Ice ice ick

What does "ice, ice, ick" mean? Being old, I don't get some of these expressions. Edumacate me, please.

 

[subhanalah]

What does "ice, ice, ick" mean? Being old, I don't get some of these expressions. Edumacate me, please.

I'm pretty sure that auto correct messed up "ick, ick, ick"

 

[jc12551]

I'm pretty sure that auto correct messed up "ick, ick, ick"

Haha! Totally messed it up and I didn't even notice.

 

[Bethel3330]

I had a biology class right after a pe class one year. I had to make a new classroom rule: Axe does not cover bo or equal a shower, shower after pe. Ice ice ick

You know what's worse? That horrendous cheap Bod spray. *gag*
We had a coworker that doused himself in it whenever he took a walk. Truly horrible.

 

[ChaoSS]

I love the folks who use some overpowering scent and then deny that they are using anything... Like they really honestly think that their perfume is blocking their odor and doing nothing else.

 

[JadedPhoenix]

I love the folks who use some overpowering scent and then deny that they are using anything... Like they really honestly think that their perfume is blocking their odor and doing nothing else.

I have an intolerance to chemical scents so having someone around that has showered in cheap perfume/cologne is really not ideal for me. I can stop breathing or at best get terrible headaches. I don't think that most people even have a clue (or care) what their perfumes do to others. Particularly now that more people have asthma or other health issues that are affected by them. I really wish people would think when they spray.

Perfumes should not be applied to the point that they can be smelled by someone even three to four feet away. The scent should be so subtle that you have to lean in to smell it.

Okay, rant over.

 

[Hinotori]

It's the ones that make even someone who isn't sensitive to scents gag at 30+ feet. How can they think they smell good?

 

[JadedPhoenix]

I think they get desensitized to their own smell so they feel that no one else can smell them either, thus they reapply. I work in a hospital where sensitive people come in and out all the time so it is in the employee handbook that no heavy perfumes are to be worn nor ANY scented lotions. The lotions also come into play with the fact that the chemicals that create the scents breakdown the material in the gloves so it is really a safety issue there. Still, loads of people wear them to the point of gagging those around them. I consider that a management thing since it should be enforced; not only for the health of the workers but for the patients too.

 

[subhanalah]

When did this turn into a hygiene thread?

 

[JadedPhoenix]

With one so long, rabbit trails are bound to happen. All it takes to get back on the main path is to have someone share another story.