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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"No I’m not referring to the colonel Abrams song. I’m wedged by the window seat on the train home and the large bloke wedging me in absolutely stinks. How do I get through the next 20 minutes? "
Make sure you have your litre of water |
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By *xelf787Man
over a year ago
Chorlton, Manchester |
"No I’m not referring to the colonel Abrams song. I’m wedged by the window seat on the train home and the large bloke wedging me in absolutely stinks. How do I get through the next 20 minutes? "
Get him to move to say you are going to loo then change seats!! |
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"Hold your nose and breathe through your mouth.......
Eeew then you'll taste his BO smell "
Bleurghhh never even thought of that, I used to be a binman and in this sort of weather breathing through your mouth was a bit of a necessity unless you wanted to be dry retching your way down the street..... |
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"No I’m not referring to the colonel Abrams song. I’m wedged by the window seat on the train home and the large bloke wedging me in absolutely stinks. How do I get through the next 20 minutes?
Get him to move to say you are going to loo then change seats!!"
Can’t, the train is so full the aisles are blocked |
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"No I’m not referring to the colonel Abrams song. I’m wedged by the window seat on the train home and the large bloke wedging me in absolutely stinks. How do I get through the next 20 minutes?
Make sure you have your litre of water "
Op may not have a grown up with them. |
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"Pretend you're on the phone to a friend and make out you've just got your results back from the doctor and it turns out you've got a highly contagious skin disease!"
This one and the Jehovas one I think. Only 2 more stops to go |
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By *wingfellowMan
over a year ago
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You’re brave to get on a train in this weather to begin with but your situation really is a bad one. You have my sympathy OP.
I landed from the US yesterday and I had to go have a quiet word with one of the air hostesses for a similar reason. I was sat in the middle seat and the person beside me took up so much space I literally had to move one shoulder forward to fit in the middle and I’m a very slim man. I felt really bad asking and done it as discretely as possible but there was no way i could spend seven hours on a plane without being able to actually sit back in my seat.
If you have anxiety too it’s horrible when you lack personal space. |
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"Id say excuse me but you have me trapped could you move over. I always make sure i put the arm rest down so they cant take up part of my seat"
Arm rest!! This is a local West Midlands railways train |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"No I’m not referring to the colonel Abrams song. I’m wedged by the window seat on the train home and the large bloke wedging me in absolutely stinks. How do I get through the next 20 minutes? " fart and say it is him |
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By *xelf787Man
over a year ago
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"No I’m not referring to the colonel Abrams song. I’m wedged by the window seat on the train home and the large bloke wedging me in absolutely stinks. How do I get through the next 20 minutes?
Get him to move to say you are going to loo then change seats!!
Can’t, the train is so full the aisles are blocked "
Then I would say you are f***ed and not in the good way!! |
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I was thinking about this the other day. Deodorant was only invented in the 60s and only became widely used in the 70s, so what happened in the old days?
Did people just stink and no one noticed because they all stunk? I dint mean in ancient history , just the last hundred years or so .
Bearing in mind people bathed less frequently too.
With all the will in the world, on a hot day people get sweaty.Was BO not a thing then? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I'd have just told him in a very loud voice that his body odour was making me feel sick and if he didn't move, I'd vomit in his lap.
No excuse this day and age! |
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By *xelf787Man
over a year ago
Chorlton, Manchester |
"I was thinking about this the other day. Deodorant was only invented in the 60s and only became widely used in the 70s, so what happened in the old days?
Did people just stink and no one noticed because they all stunk? I dint mean in ancient history , just the last hundred years or so .
Bearing in mind people bathed less frequently too.
With all the will in the world, on a hot day people get sweaty.Was BO not a thing then?"
I think we all must have smelt in the 70s. We must have been posh though we had a bath on Wednesday and Sunday!! |
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By *abs..Woman
over a year ago
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"I was thinking about this the other day. Deodorant was only invented in the 60s and only became widely used in the 70s, so what happened in the old days?
Did people just stink and no one noticed because they all stunk? I dint mean in ancient history , just the last hundred years or so .
Bearing in mind people bathed less frequently too.
With all the will in the world, on a hot day people get sweaty.Was BO not a thing then?"
It was a thing. In days gone by, gentlemen we’re known to pass out at the stench of a ladies bosom when he removed her corset ... now there’s an unpleasant thought |
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"I'd have just told him in a very loud voice that his body odour was making me feel sick and if he didn't move, I'd vomit in his lap.
No excuse this day and age! "
I presume "him" hadn't sprayed some Lynx on his bollocks beforehand! What was he thinking about? |
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"No I’m not referring to the colonel Abrams song. I’m wedged by the window seat on the train home and the large bloke wedging me in absolutely stinks. How do I get through the next 20 minutes? "
You could start singing the Bad Manners song "Shift Up Fatty" ( slightly modified) and he might get the message! |
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"No I’m not referring to the colonel Abrams song. I’m wedged by the window seat on the train home and the large bloke wedging me in absolutely stinks. How do I get through the next 20 minutes? "
I feel your pain.
When I used to commute by train I learned never to sit next to two types of people...
Middle aged male business types (they all to often have pyorrhoea or simply death breath)...
Young male hipster dudes who look like wed designers (they usually stink of BO).
It was a hard learned lesson. |
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