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- FAHQTOO - 10-15-2009
I knew it. Them brits are a dirty bunch.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/33325670/ns/health-skin_and_beauty/wid/11915773?GT1=31037
- Middle Finger - 10-16-2009
Gross ... I wash my hands after any type of dealing in the bathroom - always!
I sometimes notice, by hearing usually, that someone I know or am with did not, or does not, wash their hands after going to the bathroom. It always permanently changes my view of them in a very negative way. Like in my house, when my brother in law goes to the bathroom, I know he didn't wash his hands because I know when my sink is running. And I've caught him other times when he didn't know I was around.
- SyberBitch - 10-16-2009
I used to not be as fastidious about it as I am now, but nothing changes your hand-washing habits like having a baby. My hands are usually dried out and cracked, I wash them so often. I've tried a few moisturizers, but haven't found any that I really like and don't leave my hands feeling greasy.
- The Antagonist - 10-16-2009
SyberBitch Wrote:I used to not be as fastidious about it as I am now, but nothing changes your hand-washing habits like having a baby. My hands are usually dried out and cracked, I wash them so often. I've tried a few moisturizers, but haven't found any that I really like and don't leave my hands feeling greasy.
http://www.amazon.com/Neutrogena-Norwegian-Formula-Fragrance-Free-Ounces/dp/B000052YP6
Having my hands in water and harsh chemicals when I was working in salons, I discovered this stuff. No greasy feeling and it absorbs right away. You'll see results fast.
- BROTHER - 10-16-2009
The Antagonist Wrote:You use it for your "TWAT ROT" as well.SyberBitch Wrote:I used to not be as fastidious about it as I am now, but nothing changes your hand-washing habits like having a baby. My hands are usually dried out and cracked, I wash them so often. I've tried a few moisturizers, but haven't found any that I really like and don't leave my hands feeling greasy.
http://www.amazon.com/Neutrogena-Norwegian-Formula-Fragrance-Free-Ounces/dp/B000052YP6
Having my hands in water and harsh chemicals when I was working in salons, I discovered this stuff. No greasy feeling and it absorbs right away. You'll see results fast.
- The Antagonist - 10-16-2009
bump
- ramseycat - 10-17-2009
There are a few ladies I work with that don't wash their hands. How they can walk out of the stall and stop at the mirror and fix their hair and then walk out without washing their hands is beyond me. Even when other eople are at the sink washing their hands. When they bring in food for a party at work, no one eats their stuff. We don't know WHAT might have fallen in there. It's just nasty.
- LuMPyPussy - 10-17-2009
Well, if you think about it, if you didn't have to touch the door, etc. women probably wouldn't need to wash their hands unless they managed to pee on themselves.
Men on the other hand, have to touch themselves so yeah, those dirty bastards better wash their hands.
- D - 10-17-2009
LuMPyPussy Wrote:Well, if you think about it, if you didn't have to touch the door, etc. women probably wouldn't need to wash their hands unless they managed to pee on themselves.A Navy MM2, a Marine sgt., and an Army corporal are all in the head (bathroom) at the urinals.
Men on the other hand, have to touch themselves so yeah, those dirty bastards better wash their hands.
When they finish the Marine Sgt. and the Army Crpl. both go up to the sink to wash their hands. The Navy Machinists Mate starts to walk out. The Marine looks up and asks him, "Hey, aren't you going to wash your hands?" The MM2 turns and looks at him and says, "In the Navy they teach us not to piss on our hands in the first place."
- Cynical Ninja - 10-17-2009
FAHQTOO Wrote:I knew it. Them brits are a dirty bunch.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/33325670/ns/health-skin_and_beauty/wid/11915773?GT1=31037
I always wash my hands.
I cannot be held accountable for the behaviour of the rest of the population of Great Britain nor do I give a flyingfuck.
This is the equivilent of me posting a picture of a fat American and going "I knew it. Those (not them, that is poor & reatrdeduse of English) yanks are a fat bunch".
In other words bullshit.
Next.
- Duchess - 10-18-2009
I don't think I'm obsessive about washing my hands but, I do it several times a day, certainly after using the bathroom, gawd, how can people NOT !...Being out in public & touching things that a zillion other people have, grosses me the hell out, like door knobs or door bars...Yuck
- SyberBitch - 10-18-2009
The Antagonist Wrote:Thanks Ant! I'll see if I can find some locally.SyberBitch Wrote:I used to not be as fastidious about it as I am now, but nothing changes your hand-washing habits like having a baby. My hands are usually dried out and cracked, I wash them so often. I've tried a few moisturizers, but haven't found any that I really like and don't leave my hands feeling greasy.
http://www.amazon.com/Neutrogena-Norwegian-Formula-Fragrance-Free-Ounces/dp/B000052YP6
Having my hands in water and harsh chemicals when I was working in salons, I discovered this stuff. No greasy feeling and it absorbs right away. You'll see results fast.
- The Antagonist - 10-19-2009
Any drugstore that has a good inventory of Nutrogena products will have it.