On Sun, 25 Apr 2010 14:23:37 +0100, Z NP-f6 <z@ak.com> wrote:
>Dear Doc,
>
>What a lovely day you had & thanks for telling us about it. I confess
>that I always thought pheromones were to do with moths so the first
>thing I did was check it out on Wiki. It's quite informative but
>really we don't seem to know an awful lot about the role of human
>pheromones.
>
>I can add a small observation: one morning a 16 year old friend came
>to my door. He had spent the night with a friend and was on his way
>home. I gave him a lift via MacD's and in the car noticed the smell of
>a slept-in shirt - he had spent the night on his friend's sofa. This
>smell was nothing to do with the usual "smelly" bits of the body so
>maybe he was giving me a present of his pheromones - it certainly was
>a pleasant smell.
>
>Sadly there is not much chance of further investigation around my way
>as the boys tend to shower and change their clothes every day. They
>smell of shower gel, hair gel, anti-perspirant, body spray and
>after-shave(!); some of them even round things off by spraying body
>spray on top of their clothes.
>
>I have been thinking of doing a part time postgrad degree. I wonder if
>any college would accept "Pheromone Production in the Teenage Male at
>the Moment of Orgasm"? :)
>
>Love to all in the fancy, Zackie
>
>
>PS What about the devout Minister who praised God for his infinite
>mercy in giving farts an odour for the benefit of the deaf?
Hey Zackie and All,
Thanks for your comments. It is an interesting subject. Zackie, if you
get funding for research into your doctoral thesis, I will volunteer
my time as a researcher. Surely you will need 'boy sniffers'! I saw
your other post too. Those little cricketers leave my wicket all
sticky.
Love,
Doc
NP-f31
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