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Maybe this is the source if you go to the St. Agnes branch on Amsterdam Avenue for the last
20 years. The old guy blame his apartment when the reporter said she noticed a strong odor
while visiting the guy's home. It's just not him!
I'm wondering why there are always one or two stinky guys in the library no matter which one
you go.
The guy's apartment stinks because the GUY stinks.
One woman I have run into more than once can almost clear out a theater. She was told on numerous occasions and finally found something sickly sweet to cover over the odor with another odor...but at least it's bearable.
Some people haven't been told that when they shower they must wash the genital-anal area thoroughly. Perhaps its some religious superstition or psychotic prudery. Probably senile dementia might play a part.
If this inconsiderate jackass gets a penny from the City there is no justice.
I don't have a lot of tolerance for B.O. Okay if your homeless It's understandable but other than that I just think it's inexcusable. I know some people come from countries where the customs were to wash less but your in the U.S., let's try to at least take up that custom.
I don't have a lot of tolerance for B.O. Okay if your homeless It's understandable but other than that I just think it's inexcusable. I know some people come from countries where the customs were to wash less but your in the U.S., let's try to at least take up that custom.
Agreed. It should be the first part of assimilating.
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