Posted by Ken Crisman on September 26, 2008 at 14:55:24 from (71.121.68.223):
In Reply to: Re: WTF? posted by MN Joe on September 26, 2008 at 14:19:40:
Your nasty remarks stink Mr. Maybe you have a cleanliness problem & too embarrassed to ask for help or face up to it . This poor guy has humbled himself by asking for some help which is what this board is for .If a nice helpful reply isn't in your life style , then please be quiet . Maybe if the truth were known , you may have an odor problem yourself . If all of us guys would honestly look at our underwear & T shirt we'd find stains also .But then housewives know the secret of reducing the stains so we wouldn't be embarrassed if people knew . When we don't have a woman to care for our needs & depend on them to do the dirty work , then we sometimes ask advice from others . I wish the guy who asked the initial question the best of luck . God bless, Ken
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