Proton Soup
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i don't live in a state that has to steal water from other states to survive. in fact, it's one of our greatest resources. so i use as much as i want without any guilt.
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Proton Soup said:i don't live in a state that has to steal water from other states to survive. in fact, it's one of our greatest resources. so i use as much as i want without any guilt.
leroyjenkens said:We're all on this Earth together, regardless of where you live.
MotoH said:When I brush my teethies in the morning and at night, I will put the toothpaste on the toothbrush, brush my teethies, and then rinse off. I can't stand the mixture of water and toothpaste.
Whenever I run into stinky people, I ask them if they didnt shower. This puts guilt on them and they will go home and shower.
I believe that stinky people are the cause of global warming. Oh, and people with bad breathe. I have puked on many occasions from the combination of the both. Retched I tell you, retched.
See post 90.xxChrisxx said:Was this a trolling post?
DaveC426913 said:See post 90.
http://www.cracked.com/funny-3809-internet-argument-techniques/".xxChrisxx said:Very droll.
DaveC426913 said:
I sense that see post #90 isn't going to work this time...*xxChrisxx said:How come everything is an argument with you?
Your original respose was droll. A subtle yet witty responce pointing out the irony of me accusing you of not getting the joke only for me to do the same thing a few posts later. I laughed, as I enjoy irony. It was a compliment.
This second response has ruined the subtle humour of the previous comment you made, and now simply makes you look entirely humourless. It infact makes you look like a smug bastard, as though you've won a cheap little victory which you are now getting jollies over.
Well done Captain Buzzkill.
Quite how you got the humour award i'll never know. This is the equivilant of telling an amazing joke, then tryign to follow it up and murdering all the laughter.

xxChrisxx said:There should be a rollback function in spacetime, for collossal miscomprehension events like post 99.
Mentallic said:as a reminder: after making a joke which could be misinterpreted by another reader, make sure to avoid this by adding "jk, don't get your panties tied in a knot" EVERY time. This shall become protocol.
I'd like to think so, but (with 45 years of glory-hounding for attention) I can tell you that off-the-cuff humour is extremely dependent on context of the parties involved.rootX said:A good joke wouldn't require some kind of indication.
DaveC426913 said:
rootX said:I believe this thread should be submitted to the fail-blog... for so many pathetic jokes and amateur use of ironies. A good joke wouldn't require some kind of indication.
DaveC426913 said:I'd like to think so, but (with 45 years of glory-hounding for attention) I can tell you that off-the-cuff humour is extremely dependent on context of the parties involved.
DaveC426913 said:If only there were already some sort of method for letting people know the emotional tone of a post... Maybe just an icon. Some sort of emotion-icon. Some sort of ... I don't know... emoticon ...
xxChrisxx said:Also a lot of extremely funny things are purely down to delivery and timing, something which is lost on forums.
GeorginaS said:You're forever in trouble over those, aren't you?![]()
DaveC426913 said:I am. It is definitely my own fault. My sense of (online) humour tends strongly toward the deadpan. I hate having to beat my audience with an emoticon club.
DaveC426913 said:I'd like to think so, but (with 45 years of glory-hounding for attention) I can tell you that off-the-cuff humour is extremely dependent on context of the parties involved.
That's so true! It's no wonder I get all the dirty jokesProton Soup said:i think the getting of a joke is also highly correlated with one's bathing frequency
rootX said:I believe this thread should be submitted to the fail-blog... for so many pathetic jokes and amateur use of ironies. A good joke wouldn't require some kind of indication.