Excessive posting? ... Interesting.....

[Zombie_61]

Baking soda is pretty good at neutralizing odors, but it's hard to keep on if you move around much.

I think Arm and Hammer makes a baking soda deodorant, or they did.
To stay on, it has to be a paste, like they use on Moonshiners to seal up any leaks in the still cap.

Somehow, I think even the people I associate with would find armpit cakes more offensive than body odor. lol

Even worse is when the original foul odor merely combines with the scented odor.

Dueling Stenches! :faint:

 

[vintageTink]

Perhaps I should have said finely knitted. A friend of mine used to do them. Sort of like this:

That's not too bad. I can't knit though: I end up with too many stitches and they're too tight. So sew, embroider, and crochet yes, knit no.

 

[Gregg Axley]

So sew? I'm sure it's better than that.

A knitted tie? Powers probably has a brown and orange one with an owl or mushroom on it, from the 70's.
Although I admit to a pink knitted polo tie from the 80's.
Well, pastels were in during that decade.

 

[Black Dahlia]

I've totally missed the tread of conversation....

How is everyone doing these days?
X
BD

 

[Formeruser012523]

I've totally missed the tread of conversation....

How is everyone doing these days?
X
BD

:rofl:

Doing well, now that the ice is melting. How are you?

 

[jamespowers]

It would allow him to blend in where he's at.

Why you!......lol lol

 

[jamespowers]

That's not too bad. I can't knit though: I end up with too many stitches and they're too tight. So sew, embroider, and crochet yes, knit no.

So I can’t expect a knitted tie under the Christmas tree then. Darn!

 

[jamespowers]

So sew? I'm sure it's better than that.

A knitted tie? Powers probably has a brown and orange one with an owl or mushroom on it, from the 70's.
Although I admit to a pink knitted polo tie from the 80's.
Well, pastels were in during that decade.

No, I use 70s ties as kindling for my fireplace. It works amazingly well with all that polyester in them. PU!
A pink knit tie?! Geez, I had a blue one once. I hate tying them because they never knot perfectly due to the knitted fabric. :doh:

 

[jamespowers]

I've totally missed the tread of conversation....

How is everyone doing these days?
X
BD

lol Tread. :llama:

Fine as long as I don't look at the thermometer.

 

[jamespowers]

:rofl:

Doing well, now that the ice is melting. How are you?

The ice will return with a vengeance. It isn’t even winter yet.

 

[Formeruser012523]

The ice will return with a vengeance. It isn’t even winter yet.

:mmph:

You better be wrong.

 

[jamespowers]

:mmph:

You better be wrong.

You'll see.

 

[Gregg Axley]

Here we go again...
I hear...hear our high for New Years day will be 15 degrees. I hope not!
If it gets that cold, it needs to snow.

I agree James, the ties never had a good knot to them.
I rather miss my pink tie, wish I knew what happened to it.

 

[jamespowers]

Here we go again...
I hear...hear our high for New Years day will be 15 degrees. I hope not!
If it gets that cold, it needs to snow.

I agree James, the ties never had a good knot to them.
I rather miss my pink tie, wish I knew what happened to it.

The tie is now a scarf for a doll.

 

[vintageTink]

So sew? I'm sure it's better than that.

A knitted tie? Powers probably has a brown and orange one with an owl or mushroom on it, from the 70's.

:rofl:
I have seen some of the terrible things that passed for fashion and decor during the 70's. But I missed them, as I wasn't born until *ahem* the year Reagan was elected.
So I suffered through the fashions of the 80's. I remember being dressed in brown corduroy pants and a horizontal striped shirt for play. For the rest of the time, grandma dressed me in dresses; no pants in public.

 

[jamespowers]

:rofl:
I have seen some of the terrible things that passed for fashion and decor during the 70's. But I missed them, as I wasn't born until *ahem* the year Reagan was elected.
So I suffered through the fashions of the 80's. I remember being dressed in brown corduroy pants and a horizontal striped shirt for play. For the rest of the time, grandma dressed me in dresses; no pants in public.

70s style sucks big time. I was around a little bit before you. It was really bad....:doh:

 

[babygirl...]

Sorry Im a bit off topic here but...J.P., your signature is freakin hilarious!!!
I kinda like the 70's look,,but just a wee bit of it,,LOL!

 

[jamespowers]

Sorry Im a bit off topic here but...J.P., your signature is freakin hilarious!!!
I kinda like the 70's look,,but just a wee bit of it,,LOL!

I can’t take credit for that one. A member here used it once and I got permission to steal it.
I can’t think of anything that I lived through in the 70s that I couldn’t live without.

 

[Gregg Axley]

I can’t take credit for that one. A member here used it once and I got permission to steal it.
I can’t think of anything that I lived through in the 70s that I couldn’t live without.

A convertible Mustang...

 

[Formeruser012523]

:rofl:
I have seen some of the terrible things that passed for fashion and decor during the 70's. But I missed them, as I wasn't born until *ahem* the year Reagan was elected.
So I suffered through the fashions of the 80's. I remember being dressed in brown corduroy pants and a horizontal striped shirt for play. For the rest of the time, grandma dressed me in dresses; no pants in public.

UGH! Corduroy pants!! I remember wearing those, as well. WITH plaid shirts. My mom loved dressing me like a lumberjack for some reason.