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[skizix]

There's a reason "cologne" rhymes with "alone".

[Borbor]

mrhills0146, on Nov 29 2009, 01:53 PM, said:

I wear a bit of cologne, but never to the golf course.

I'm a Creed man, prefer Green Irish Tweed.  Expensive, but you should use so little that it doesn't really matter.

glad to see another Creed user here

[TimeToFly]

skizix, on Dec 1 2009, 12:03 AM, said:

There's a reason "cologne" rhymes with "alone".

brilliant

[volrus]

Borbor, on Nov 30 2009, 11:14 PM, said:

mrhills0146, on Nov 29 2009, 01:53 PM, said:

I wear a bit of cologne, but never to the golf course.

I'm a Creed man, prefer Green Irish Tweed. Expensive, but you should use so little that it doesn't really matter.

glad to see another Creed user here

I had never heard of Creed so I looked it up...man that stuff is expensive! I hope a bottle goes a long way!

[NormG]

I do, Cartier...I work in advertising w/ tons of girls...thongs flying around the office all day.

On the course...Depends where I'm playing, there are hot cart girls around here. Not fun when the bees catch on though.

[raehtz10]

I don't really wear it much. Maybe 1x per month, and it is usually on a date with the wife. Want the perfect way to wear cologne? Just a drop behind your ears or on the nape of your neck. That way the only person that smells you is the person you are hugging!

There is nothing worse than someone that wears so much cologne you can taste it...

[doof_dizzler]

TimeToFly, on Nov 29 2009, 07:11 PM, said:

elrey23, on Nov 26 2009, 11:48 PM, said:

Axe body spray is where it's at.

yeah, okay Snoop Dogg

I thought the D O double G was Coolwater guy, at least he was back when I last checked in.

[TimeToFly]

doof_dizzler, on Dec 1 2009, 07:41 PM, said:

TimeToFly, on Nov 29 2009, 07:11 PM, said:

elrey23, on Nov 26 2009, 11:48 PM, said:

Axe body spray is where it's at.

yeah, okay Snoop Dogg

I thought the D O double G was Coolwater guy, at least he was back when I last checked in.

lol, you're probably right. along with Drakkar and old school Polo, hehe

[mshills]

volrus, on Dec 1 2009, 06:42 PM, said:

Borbor, on Nov 30 2009, 11:14 PM, said:

mrhills0146, on Nov 29 2009, 01:53 PM, said:

I wear a bit of cologne, but never to the golf course.

I'm a Creed man, prefer Green Irish Tweed. Expensive, but you should use so little that it doesn't really matter.

glad to see another Creed user here

I had never heard of Creed so I looked it up...man that stuff is expensive! I hope a bottle goes a long way!

Yes, it's a bit expensive but you don't need much!    Those who over-do the cologne are probably using Brut.  

[farmer]

Is OFF considered to be cologne?

[2underpar]

farmer, on Dec 2 2009, 10:47 AM, said:

Is OFF considered to be cologne?

Only OFF "Deep Woods".  

[Chilidog]

My wife likes the smell of Banana Republic's Modern cologne, so I wear it...everyday. I prefer some of the CK stuff myself, but whatever turns her on.

As far as Axe goes...isn't there a rule that once you graduate high school, you are not allowed to wear this stuff anymore?

Edited by Chilidog, 03 December 2009 - 11:20 AM.

[skizix]

Chilidog, on Dec 2 2009, 03:12 PM, said:

My life likes the smell of Banana Republic's Modern cologne, so I wear it...everyday. I prefer some of the CK stuff myself, but whatever turns her on.

As far as Axe goes...isn't there a rule that once you graduate high school, you are not allowed to wear this stuff anymore?

Did you mean to say "life partner"?

[Chilidog]

Wow...nice catch.

skizix, on Dec 3 2009, 12:06 AM, said:

Chilidog, on Dec 2 2009, 03:12 PM, said:

My life likes the smell of Banana Republic's Modern cologne, so I wear it...everyday. I prefer some of the CK stuff myself, but whatever turns her on.

As far as Axe goes...isn't there a rule that once you graduate high school, you are not allowed to wear this stuff anymore?

Did you mean to say "life partner"?

[clutchfan]

No cologne for me.  Shower, deo and aftershave.

[bigred90gt]

502 to Right, on Nov 26 2009, 10:13 PM, said:

Perhaps some people don't think it smells good.

This goes back to everything else I do in my daily life. I wear cologne because I like the smell of it, and couldnt really care less if someone else likes it. I dont wear it to impress other people. I'm married, and have been with my wife for about a decade. I wear it because I like the way it smells, and as I have stated in other threads, if you dont like it, get bent (this is not directed directly at you, just in general). If we ever happen to occupy the same space, and you dont like the scent of my cologne, you are free to leave.

I have about 6 different full size bottles, and currently about 8 samples bottles in my bathroom. I also have a sample pack from Czech & Speake coming in the next couple of weeks. I got into fragrances when I was young, and have probably worn cologne on a daily basis for 18 or so years now. I have some cheap ones and some rather expensive ones. I personally prefer scents that are not all that common. The Aqua di Gio's, Cool Waters, and other popular scents just dont do it for me. I dont want to smell like everyone else. Floris, Trufitt & Hill, Geo F Trumpers all make great scents. I have a bottle of Floris JF in my rotation right now, and next chance I get, I'm planning on buying a bottle of Trufitt & Hill Spanish Leather.

[bladestriker]

I want what Tiger wears!

[petter7]

Women love this stuff on me. Wear it most days.

[bigred90gt]

petter7, on Dec 3 2009, 06:37 PM, said:

Women love this stuff on me. Wear it most days.

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I used to wear that in the early days of high school, and had not smelled it since then (about 15 years ago). A few days ago, I sprayed some on the back of my hand, and suffice it to say that it does not mesh well with my body chemistry.

[2underpar]

petter7, on Dec 3 2009, 07:37 PM, said:

Women love this stuff on me. Wear it most days.

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Reminds me of the days I wanted to be like Magnum P.I.

[tburchell]

I voted Yes off course/No on course, although, it almost always corresponds with a shave, which I usually don't do before a round.
I'll mix it up with Polo Black and Kenneth Cole Reaction.
I also like the smell of Vaseline Men's lotion (the green/black bottle) as a non-shave alternative.
None of it is an alternative to proper hygiene, though, and never should be used as such.

[1ftput]

volrus, on Nov 26 2009, 06:10 AM, said:

I was thinking the other day that I haven't worn cologne in a longe time and started thinking other guys maybe don't either. To keep it golf related, do you wear it off the course and do you wear it on the course?

I bought a putter on ebay, and alltough it was almost new, I can tell you the guy who sold it used cologne...

Even the grip reeks (going off)
The headcover went through my washmashine and still reeks...

Man what did he use?

[2underpar]

1ftput, on Dec 4 2009, 11:39 PM, said:

volrus, on Nov 26 2009, 06:10 AM, said:

I was thinking the other day that I haven't worn cologne in a longe time and started thinking other guys maybe don't either. To keep it golf related, do you wear it off the course and do you wear it on the course?

I bought a putter on ebay, and alltough it was almost new, I can tell you the guy who sold it used cologne...

Even the grip reeks (going off)
The headcover went through my washmashine and still reeks...

Man what did he use?

Probably "ode de toilet".

[AlwaysTopCheese]

The only guy I know who wear cologne playing golf is tyorke1 on this forum, here he is in this picture, I had to stay 25 yrs away to prevent the camera from fogging up from the Old Spice Special Edition..........WOW

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[tyorke1]

keeps flies and high handicaps away, inmates must be good today for you to have extra time on your hands!!!

[AlwaysTopCheese]

I knew there was a reason

[Tmiller72]

I just caught that Jersey Shore show for the 1st time (and the last time), I bet those guys wear cologne.

[elrey23]

MEN wear cologne

[RickKimbrell]

I don't like any sort of toiletries for myself with smell. My son wears AXE and to me it seems like he takes a bath in it. Personally, just can't tolerate the smell. I used to wear some aftershaves and colognes but after growing a beard 30 years ago, I gave up that too. Seems like it is getting harder and harder to find unscented antiperspirant since everyone must want something "spring","fresh", or whatever scent. I think the younger generation is more into the "smell" than the older crowd.

Edited by RickKimbrell, 15 December 2009 - 02:09 PM.

[dgrelecki]

Men still wear cologne, but rarely do men ASK other men if they wear cologne!!  That being said, I wear the Dolce and Gabbana (kidding about the smarta** comment of course