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I was doing very well with my limited collection of colognes until I renovated my bathroom. With the renovation came custom cabinetry to display my colognes and other shaving essentials. While I don't have a large collection of colognes (28 currently) it appeared my new space seemed a bit bare. So, as I indicated in another thread I ordered a bottle of MdM. Well, several days later I have now added another 4 bottles to my collection. I really have no interest in stopping.........I am so screwed.
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yep.
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And? You want sympathy? :P You're barking up the wrong tree! :lol:

Precious few of us are not struggling with addictions around here. Good luck! :twisted:
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Odio Barbillas wrote:And? You want sympathy? :P You're barking up the wrong tree! :lol:

Precious few of us are not struggling with addictions around here. Good luck! :twisted:
My problem is that I'm not struggling and I don't want sympathy. I am in the acceptance phase, the problem is that SWAMPTHING is not nearly as accepting.
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The good news is that if you keep calling her SWAMPTHING, colognes will seem the least of your problems.
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cjc15153 wrote:The good news is that if you keep calling her SWAMPTHING, colognes will seem the least of your problems.
Whenever I see SWAMBO, I read SWAMPTHING. Easier to remember.
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never2close wrote:My problem is that I'm not struggling and I don't want sympathy. I am in the acceptance phase, the problem is that SWAMPTHING is not nearly as accepting.
Oh! OK! Welcome to Purgatory, brother! 8)
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this gets my vote for thread of the month :lol: :lol:

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fallingwickets wrote:this gets my vote for thread of the month :lol: :lol:

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It's sure got a lot of charm to it! :D
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I deal with temptation by giving in.
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Post by Cap'n CutThroat »

I've ruined good colognes in the past, by leaving them on the shelf.

To ensure longer life, it is more suitable to keep them in a dark, cool area.
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Since I can't use most colognes or after shaves because of my scent sensitivity, I do like to keep my skin food in a somewhat darker shelf in our bath room. Don't think it makes any difference to shelf life, but what the heck - it works for me.
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