View Full Version : I haven't changed my bed sheets for 2 years
steppewar
16-10-2008, 08:58 AM
Sounds minging, doesn't it. I however, refuse to comply to accepted 'norms' for most areas of life when proved unnecessary. As I am single and have a bath every day it does not need to be done.
The hygiene industry is only concerned with parting you from your cash and making you ill with allergies. They publicly promote 'destroy all germs', but do not state at the same time that this destroys your immune system from complete non exposure to the slightest bit of dirt.
I also
1) Change my socks, underpants and T shirts every 3-5 days.
2) Have NEVER cleaned my cooker in 6 years ... here's the proof of my dirty grillpan ...
http://profile.imageshack.us/user/steppewar/images/detail/#228/p1000387gr7.jpg
3) Put bleach down toilet once a month max.
4) Hoover and dust flat once a year.
5) Put a new pair of jeans on every 6 months
6) Have not had a cold since I became a minger.
blondina1
16-10-2008, 09:06 AM
Sorry but that is just disgusting!
whatistruth
16-10-2008, 09:08 AM
Not changing your bed is one thing, but no clean socks for 3 days?!
No hoovering and dusting in a YEAR?
No cleaning the toilet?
You basically live in filth, you can say what you want about accepted norms and all that jazz, but your only harming yourself.
This isn't really up for debate either.
Sure there's those clean freaks who dont built up resistances to stuff and get ill alot, but there's a happy medium man...
CLEAN YOUR ACT UP! :p
knightbk
16-10-2008, 09:11 AM
This is stupid. Your not actually "saving" yourself or making yourself any stronger.
Might as well stick your head in the toilet.
armoured_amazon
16-10-2008, 09:12 AM
It's lovely to sleep in fresh sheets. It's a pleasure to be clean and tidy; this is not the Middle Ages. Grow up and get sorted. You are just excusing your sloth.
farros
16-10-2008, 09:13 AM
Steppewar has a good point.
Only in the last 100 years has hygeine been so emphasised with soaps, good healt hand all the rest. People from the the 3500 odd years before that seemed ok.
People today bath in the Ganges which is full of all kinds of waste. But hey its holy and they are happy doing it.
Think about how we wash our hands before we eat and how were always warned of germs... when most animals are happy to eat anything straight of the floor and covered in dirt.
helpus
16-10-2008, 09:15 AM
fair play to you m8, you do what the f*** you want, it's your life and your free enough to be a minger.
I am single and try not comply when appropriate, but i find i get really down when i'm surrounded by shite.... the odd tidy up awakens my soul.
do what you want though fella... i see your point.
armoured_amazon
16-10-2008, 09:15 AM
Each to their own. But I wouldn't frequent a friend's home if he/she lived like a slob.
I am single and try not comply when appropriate, but i find i get really down when i'm surrounded by shite.... the odd tidy up awakens my soul.
That's right! :)
Anders Lindman
16-10-2008, 09:17 AM
For 2 years?! :eek: You must be kidding. One theory I have however is that fear acts as a magnet for filth and dirt. When we have less fear then we automatically would be more clean.
cookie_dude
16-10-2008, 09:25 AM
Your bed sheets will be full of dead skin and sweat. get them washed:(
No need to use bleach in the loo, just pour some cheep cola down it and leave over night it works realy well.
Bi-carb and white vinigar will clean any thing, so no need to give "The hygiene industry" any of your money
Borax is also very good.
limelady
16-10-2008, 09:27 AM
Sounds minging, doesn't it. I however, refuse to comply to accepted 'norms' for most areas of life when proved unnecessary. As I am single and have a bath every day it does not need to be done.
The hygiene industry is only concerned with parting you from your cash and making you ill with allergies. They publicly promote 'destroy all germs', but do not state at the same time that this destroys your immune system from complete non exposure to the slightest bit of dirt.
I also
1) Change my socks, underpants and T shirts every 3-5 days.
2) Have NEVER cleaned my cooker in 6 years ... here's the proof of my dirty grillpan ...
http://profile.imageshack.us/user/steppewar/images/detail/#228/p1000387gr7.jpg
3) Put bleach down toilet once a month max.
4) Hoover and dust flat once a year.
5) Put a new pair of jeans on every 6 months
6) Have not had a cold since I became a minger.
gross!
I hope you enjoy sleeping with these guys........
Bed bugs!
http://www.bedbugsguide.com/bed-bug-waste.jpg
Dust Mites
http://www.erinsavage.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/04/dust-mite.jpg
Anders Lindman
16-10-2008, 09:31 AM
We have been trained to believe our body is a filthy animal. This belief will make the body function just like that. With the belief that we are supreme beings our bodies would reflect that. That's one of my far-out theories at the moment. :D
bicycle
16-10-2008, 09:36 AM
David Icke is right when he says we police each other after reading a lot of your self rightouse comments on here:rolleyes:
boots
16-10-2008, 09:37 AM
You do know stepp that you body sheds skin and sweats continually and when you are in one spot like a bed it builds up.
Those mite's must be having a field in there. Ewwww.
Don't expect any girls to live with you.
Actually I bet you haven't got a GF...There's a reason for that:rolleyes:
You know why civilization grew. Because of hygiene.
Man you must stink.:eek:
bicycle
16-10-2008, 09:38 AM
You do know stepp that you body sheds skin and sweats continually and when you are in one spot like a bed it builds up.
Those mite's must be having a field in there. Ewwww.
Don't expect any girls to live with you.
Actually I bet you haven't got a GF...There's a reason for that:rolleyes:
You know why civilization grew. Because of hygiene.
Man you must stink.:eek:
David Icke is right when he says we police each other after reading a lot of your self rightouse comments on here:rolleyes:
beldazar
16-10-2008, 09:40 AM
As so what Stepp, if nobody has to share your bed then who cares? Besides, if we had been living wild then we would all be stinky. Besides, I have a theory that the 'reps' hot us cleaned, deodorised, clean shaven etc...to remove our human smell and human hair. Not forgetting all the chemicals contained in all the cleaning stuff plus more to buy.
Good on you mate :D
boots
16-10-2008, 09:43 AM
David Icke is right when he says we police each other after reading a lot of your self rightouse comments on here:rolleyes:
Nothing to do with righteousness. It's fucking commonsense.
What do you fucking expect when someone starts a thread like that.
truthcommission
16-10-2008, 09:45 AM
steppewar is probably onto something..
We are conditioned to the point where it is killing us slowly.
Show me a man who lives alone and has a perpetually clean kitchen, and 8 times out of 9 I'll show you a man with detestable spiritual qualities.
Charles Bukowski
hw spartan
16-10-2008, 09:49 AM
exterminate all germs, exterminate all germs
exterminate exterminate
http://www.freesmileys.org/emoticons/emoticon-tv-012.gif (http://www.freesmileys.org)
or you could call "Mr Matrix" to bust up the dust and dirt
woooosh
http://www.freesmileys.org/emoticons/emoticon-tv-013.gif (http://www.freesmileys.org)
hahaha:)
pinkfreud
16-10-2008, 09:51 AM
I also
1) Change my socks, underpants and T shirts every 3-5 days.
i hate being judgmental, but...
omg how can u not change ur underpants for 3-5 days? that's not 'giving in' to the system or being immune to germs or whetever.. its just a question of personal hygiene. when u cleanse ur body, u cleanse ur soul :)
there are better ways to become immune to bacteria and what not. start with eating roadside food (preferably somewhere outside the us/uk/etc where it's not relatively hygienic :rolleyes:) continuously and making ur tummy tough as nails.
(no pun intended) :D
bicycle
16-10-2008, 09:51 AM
Nothing to do with righteousness. It's fucking commonsense.
In your oponion.
blondina1
16-10-2008, 10:15 AM
David Icke is right when he says we police each other after reading a lot of your self rightouse comments on here:rolleyes:
I'm entitled to my own opinion am i not?
And it's not about policing but about what I as a person am comfortable with. And it seems that we ^ share many of the same views for different reasons.
realitycheck
16-10-2008, 10:17 AM
Its true that cavemen and the like werent clean but still survived.
But i bet you if you went in a time machine and gave them a bottle of domestos and mr sheen they would bite your hand off (literally and eat it for dinner).
skyline
16-10-2008, 10:23 AM
Sounds minging, doesn't it. I however, refuse to comply to accepted 'norms' for most areas of life when proved unnecessary. As I am single and have a bath every day it does not need to be done.
The hygiene industry is only concerned with parting you from your cash and making you ill with allergies. They publicly promote 'destroy all germs', but do not state at the same time that this destroys your immune system from complete non exposure to the slightest bit of dirt.
I also
1) Change my socks, underpants and T shirts every 3-5 days.
2) Have NEVER cleaned my cooker in 6 years ... here's the proof of my dirty grillpan ...
http://profile.imageshack.us/user/steppewar/images/detail/#228/p1000387gr7.jpg
3) Put bleach down toilet once a month max.
4) Hoover and dust flat once a year.
5) Put a new pair of jeans on every 6 months
6) Have not had a cold since I became a minger.
7)I have also never been laid
on a serious note dude I dont believe a word you have said.I am sure you do it because your bored in your flat
you do make me laugh though
steppewar
16-10-2008, 10:30 AM
7)I have also never been laid
on a serious note dude I dont believe a word you have said.I am sure you do it because your bored in your flat
you do make me laugh though
For a start here is the PROOF of my dirty grillpan on Imageshack under 'Steppewars Images'.
http://profile.imageshack.us/user/steppewar/images/detail/#228/p1000387gr7.jpg
I also stated I have a bath EVERY day, so I do not need to change my clothes frequently.
If you have a bath every day you can feel clean, and it takes longer for your clothes and bed to get dirty etc.
liltza
16-10-2008, 10:31 AM
.....
6) Have not had a cold since I became a minger.
So were you Particularly to colds before this "dirty protest"?
armoured_amazon
16-10-2008, 10:31 AM
What's the point in having a bath and putting dirty grundies back on? :D
cheesedanish
16-10-2008, 10:31 AM
Thanks for sharing!
Remember even though you have Bathed - you still sweat - so lots
of Bacteria breeding in those sheets.
its like saying dont wash towels as you are already clean - bad logic -
as poster above said - dead skin.... gee if you could take a microscope
to your bed you would be horrified!
Are you not itchy?
unusual_suspect
16-10-2008, 10:33 AM
LMTO, this thread is well funny :D
Personally I keep things clean, but my bedroom is mingin', I tidy it up before my boyfriend comes round lol
truthcommission
16-10-2008, 10:34 AM
7)I have also never been laid
on a serious note dude I dont believe a word you have said.I am sure you do it because your bored in your flat
you do make me laugh though
I think he is serious.
But in all seriousness .. why do you do it?
steppewar
16-10-2008, 10:34 AM
Thanks for sharing!
Remember even though you have Bathed - you still sweat - so lots
of Bacteria breeding in those sheets.
its like saying dont wash towels as you are already clean - bad logic -
as poster above said - dead skin.... gee if you could take a microscope
to your bed you would be horrified!
Are you not itchy?
Actually I forgot to mention my bath towels. I had to bin one a couple of months ago because it was starting to go mouldy.
armoured_amazon
16-10-2008, 10:35 AM
LOL thanks for setting me off in a coughing fit :D
haukipesukone
16-10-2008, 10:48 AM
People are overly obsessed with cleanliness. It's sick. Nothing wrong with being "dirty" unless you smell bad.
Right on Steppewar. Do what's natural.
Still even I change my bedsheets maybe every 6 months (perhaps more often, that would be quite shocking).
liltza
16-10-2008, 10:53 AM
Some parents annoy me with the cleanliness attitude towards there kids... I used to play out on the woods near where we lived for days on end in all sorts of dirt and nothing bad ever happened to me!
Anders Lindman
16-10-2008, 10:57 AM
People are overly obsessed with cleanliness. It's sick. Nothing wrong with being "dirty" unless you smell bad.
Right on Steppewar. Do what's natural.
Still even I change my bedsheets maybe every 6 months (perhaps more often, that would be quite shocking).
I like when things are clean and fresh. But you have a point that we are often neurotically afraid of dirt and bacteria and so on. I try to train myself to not be afraid of dirt, bacteria, viruses and other nasty things. Theoretically the body should be able to deal with all kinds of bacteria and viruses and even use the bad ones in a constructive way. It's probably fear that makes the body not being able to deal with them. On a biological level fear actually shuts down cells and that is likely the root problem.
pinkfreud
16-10-2008, 11:02 AM
Actually I forgot to mention my bath towels. I had to bin one a couple of months ago because it was starting to go mouldy.
http://fc74.deviantart.com/fs9/i/2006/151/3/a/_rofl__by_Smidy.gif
this thread is fukin cracking me up.
but... http://fc61.deviantart.com/fs21/f/2007/289/4/c/_Blank_No__by_Cenakuu.gif really now i think u said this just for laughs.
cheesedanish
16-10-2008, 11:03 AM
I was listening to a talk show the other day - this guy is so stressed about
having to touch the bathroom door handle. I mean I wash my hands - ok
maybe not everyone else - but I am not going to obsess and not open the
door ?
I overheard this women once saying she won't wash her hands 'cos
other people put their dirty hands on the handles.. well I never thought of
it like that!?
And friends of ours put the fear so much into their child that she
will never use a public toilet. Isn't that extreme ?
anahata
16-10-2008, 11:03 AM
As I am single
Really?! I am shocked beyond belief!!
Please say you meant to put this into 'having a laugh' :)
pinkfreud
16-10-2008, 11:05 AM
yup this should be in the 'have a laugh' section
cheesedanish
16-10-2008, 11:07 AM
Ok while we are on this topic - I saw a Tv show about specialist cleaners -
i.e. they clean up suicides and murders etc.
They were sent to clean this guys flat after he died and he Never used the toilet - he used to pee into bottles and poop into newspaper and fold it neatly into a package put and it on a pile - of folded newspapers - so there
was a mountain in his living room of poop packages.
Sorry to say I saw it with my own eyes - to which I want to put a cheese grater! That will haunt me forever! That is seriously disturbing and sad.
Steppewar - please tell me you use the toilet!
truthcommission
16-10-2008, 11:08 AM
Steppewar is for real.
Deal with it!
pinkfreud
16-10-2008, 11:10 AM
Deal with it!
or what?
truthcommission
16-10-2008, 11:10 AM
Steppewar - please tell me you use the toilet!
Sometimes you just got to piss in the sink
Charles Bukowski
truthcommission
16-10-2008, 11:11 AM
or what?
Or put up with the fowl smell emanating from Steppewar's posts.
pinkfreud
16-10-2008, 11:12 AM
Or put up with the fowl smell emanating from Steppewar's posts.
isnt that what we're already doing?
pinkfreud
16-10-2008, 11:14 AM
whatever it is steppewar. u got some guts to start this thread
damagedbrainn
16-10-2008, 11:15 AM
Has anyone ever taken a really heavy shit which resulted in more wiping than is usually necessary, then got to the point where there was only a trace amount showing up on the toilet paper, and then said "Fuck it, that's close enough. The rest will rub off on its own. I'm gonna take a shower later anyway."
I never have. I was just wondering if anyone else has.
truthcommission
16-10-2008, 11:18 AM
Yet so many people are offended by it.
Fuck society
Fuck conventions [I mean all of them]
lemonique
16-10-2008, 11:19 AM
Very very funny thread!!! :D
Thanks for a good hearty laugh everyone !
Steppewar = bit of a stirer :D
pinkfreud
16-10-2008, 11:22 AM
Yet so many people are offended by it.
name one.
Edit: define 'so many'.
haukipesukone
16-10-2008, 11:27 AM
http://fc74.deviantart.com/fs9/i/2006/151/3/a/_rofl__by_Smidy.gif
this thread is fukin cracking me up.
but... http://fc61.deviantart.com/fs21/f/2007/289/4/c/_Blank_No__by_Cenakuu.gif really now i think u said this just for laughs.
I think your attitude is shocking. I think Steppewar's conduct is quite normal for a single guy.
People are so afraid and estranged from nature that they need all kinds of chemical toxins to murder all the microbes that simply are there. It's just like the war on terror. "Oh no, there's a microbe. It's not doing anything, but it might, so best kill it now." Dirt and filth is natural, shiny clean tables are not.
Pinkfreud, you should get out more, and I don't mean clubbing.
This reminds me of a friend who lived next to a bus station. He complained when birds used to make birdy noises, but he had no problem with the noises made by buses, nor the exhaust they vent.
pinkfreud
16-10-2008, 11:33 AM
I think your attitude is shocking. I think Steppewar's conduct is quite normal for a single guy.
People are so afraid and estranged from nature that they need all kinds of chemical toxins to murder all the microbes that simply are there. It's just like the war on terror. "Oh no, there's a microbe. It's not doing anything, but it might, so best kill it now." Dirt and filth is natural, shiny clean tables are not.
Pinkfreud, you should get out more, and I don't mean clubbing.
This reminds me of a friend who lived next to a bus station. He complained when birds used to make birdy noises, but he had no problem with the noises made by buses, nor the exhaust they vent.
firstly, i do not think my attitude is shocking. i find steppewar's thread genuinely funny, not at his expense but rather at his nonchalant way of putting it. i havent said anything condescending to him nor has such a thought crossed my mind. please correct me if u do think ive said anything wrong to him.
second. u telling me to 'get out more' makes me snigger. why? coz u people sitting out there are in a much more 'sterile' environment than the lot of us in the so called third world countries. not looking to ruffle any feathers, but i can bet my life on it when i say ive probably experienced more dirt and filth than u have.
i hope that has put it to rest.
next please :D
allure
16-10-2008, 11:55 AM
I don't know how you can live like that.
Sure you can do what you want but I don't see why you would want to live in filth. Hardly surprising you're single. Filthy dirty people aren't nice to be around, intimately or otherwise.
Its got about as much to do with conformity as wiping your ass after a shit!
haukipesukone
16-10-2008, 11:57 AM
I was referring to this:
but... really now i think u said this just for laughs.
I think you said it because to you it seems odd how he's living, to me it sounds normal. I've heard comments too, from city folk, about my "hygiene" when they saw my room. My hygiene is good enough, although my room isn't that clean or organised.
Maybe I mistook you for one of them. If I was wrong, I apologize.
It just annoys me how city folk are disconnected from reality. Last weekend I went on a hiking trip, where a lot of people had trouble crossing one big rock. It was just a rock, where you have to do some climbing. But I guess the only climbing they've done is going to up the stairs when getting out of the subway. For me it's probably easier to walk on uneven ground than even ground asphalt. And I'm no ranger or great outdoors person. I just don't want to be completely helpless like most city folk.
Some people even wonder when they see me outside my room without shoes. And I just walk around the campus area, where it's very clean. No broken glass or anything.
As you can see, this is something that's troubling/annoying me, so I'm sorry for taking it out on you.
What "3rd world" country are you from?
allure
16-10-2008, 11:59 AM
Is that you up there haukipesukone?
http://img218.imageshack.us/img218/5654/highhorse2qo.jpg
clozaril
16-10-2008, 12:00 PM
i'm assuming you don't have wet dreams then steppawar ! :)
steppewar
16-10-2008, 12:03 PM
Ok while we are on this topic - I saw a Tv show about specialist cleaners -
i.e. they clean up suicides and murders etc.
They were sent to clean this guys flat after he died and he Never used the toilet - he used to pee into bottles and poop into newspaper and fold it neatly into a package put and it on a pile - of folded newspapers - so there
was a mountain in his living room of poop packages.
Sorry to say I saw it with my own eyes - to which I want to put a cheese grater! That will haunt me forever! That is seriously disturbing and sad.
Steppewar - please tell me you use the toilet!
Actually, I do use the toilet to have a poo. However, when I have a wee, I normally use what I call "Pisspot", which is an old 3 litre bottle carton of a soft drink. I am currently uploading a picture of it in 'steppewar's images' on Imageshack as I type this now. When it is uploaded I will post the link here.
The reason I do this is for convience. If I need to have a piss while I am watching the TV, all I need to do is stand up and wee in 'Pisspot'.
This makes perfect sense as I can still continue to watch the TV without having to walk 20 yards to my bathroom toilet. Obviously, when the 3 litre bottle is full of my wee, I walk to the bathroom, empty it down the toilet and flush it away.
Makes perfect sense to me and is highly convienient.
Here is the uploaded picture of my trusty Piss Pot next to my PC with your post as promised ...
http://img241.imageshack.us/my.php?image=p1000445ke5.jpg
father ted
16-10-2008, 12:10 PM
Has anyone ever taken a really heavy shit which resulted in more wiping than is usually necessary, then got to the point where there was only a trace amount showing up on the toilet paper, and then said "Fuck it, that's close enough. The rest will rub off on its own. I'm gonna take a shower later anyway."
I never have. I was just wondering if anyone else has.
It's the same as when you're wiping the cum off at the end of your knob.
truthcommission
16-10-2008, 12:14 PM
Makes perfect sense to me and is highly convienient.
In Australia this is commended. A water savior...
pinkfreud
16-10-2008, 12:16 PM
I was referring to this:
I think you said it because to you it seems odd how he's living, to me it sounds normal. I've heard comments too, from city folk, about my "hygiene" when they saw my room. My hygiene is good enough, although my room isn't that clean or organised.
Maybe I mistook you for one of them. If I was wrong, I apologize.
It just annoys me how city folk are disconnected from reality. Last weekend I went on a hiking trip, where a lot of people had trouble crossing one big rock. It was just a rock, where you have to do some climbing. But I guess the only climbing they've done is going to up the stairs when getting out of the subway. For me it's probably easier to walk on uneven ground than even ground asphalt. And I'm no ranger or great outdoors person. I just don't want to be completely helpless like most city folk.
Some people even wonder when they see me outside my room without shoes. And I just walk around the campus area, where it's very clean. No broken glass or anything.
As you can see, this is something that's troubling/annoying me, so I'm sorry for taking it out on you.
What "3rd world" country are you from?
1. nah. i didnt mean it that way.. i said it coz he was like 'oh btw i forgot to mention...' which made it seem like an afterthought. that kind of thing :S
2. im from india. which means ive got a cast iron stomach, a good immune system, and a general acceptance that a sterile environment isn't the healthiest option for us people. but yes im very particular about my hygiene.. its just that i dont look down on people who choose to live the way steppewar does. he can do better of course, but to each his own.
xpleet
16-10-2008, 12:18 PM
Yes...the physical is so digusting :( ... the less caring and worrying about it, the better.
the itinerant shrubber
16-10-2008, 12:20 PM
You crack me up steppewar. Nothing wrong with spunky sheets or using a piss pot,especially if you cant be arsed to get out of bed on a winters night.
You should try sleeping on clean sheets though just to see what it's like. I dont change my sheets for weeks on end and when I do,I remember how lovely it is to sleep on crisp sheets.
liltza
16-10-2008, 12:25 PM
..... to walk 20 yards to my bathroom toilet.
i only have to walk 5 yards to get to my toilet
truthseeker1980
16-10-2008, 12:34 PM
I think your mad, how can you sleep in a bed like that? My bed sheets start smelling after a couple of weeks and that actually stops me from sleeping, i've had to get up in the middle of the night and change them before coz they smelt so badly of sweat and BO.
The piss pot thing is just laziness, why do you care whether you miss something on the brainwash box? There are adverts to go to the toilet in if you are that worried about missing something.
Do you want to get laid or are you one of the 0.1% of the population who are asexual and isn't interested in sex?
Coz I can give you a little trick I noticed from when i was single, EVERY time i changed my bed sheets, that night I would bring a different girl back. It was amazing my flatmate used to wonder how i did it, may have been a co-incidence or there maybe something to it, but maybe you should try it to see?
One friday after work, i was changing my bed and my flatmate came home and said you are only going to the local moons, it's full of old men you aint going to pull tonight, so your theory wont work. When i was in Moons i saw the most gorgeous sexy girl i've ever seen and low and behold she stayed in my CLEAN changed bed that night and I have been with her ever since.
My flat mate is simialr to you his room stinks, he cant smell it but i can. Anyway he hasn't managed to get any girls back, (saying that i am a bit of a male slag i suppose) But maybe girls pick up on CLEAN BED SHEETS sub consciously.
hehe
truthcommission
16-10-2008, 12:41 PM
Maybe steppewar wants a dirty bitch he can coat in dirty expletives all night.
anthony65
16-10-2008, 12:55 PM
Actually, I do use the toilet to have a poo. However, when I have a wee, I normally use what I call "Pisspot", which is an old 3 litre bottle carton of a soft drink. I am currently uploading a picture of it in 'steppewar's images' on Imageshack as I type this now. When it is uploaded I will post the link here.
The reason I do this is for convience. If I need to have a piss while I am watching the TV, all I need to do is stand up and wee in 'Pisspot'.
This makes perfect sense as I can still continue to watch the TV without having to walk 20 yards to my bathroom toilet. Obviously, when the 3 litre bottle is full of my wee, I walk to the bathroom, empty it down the toilet and flush it away.
Makes perfect sense to me and is highly convienient.
Make sure to get a patent out on the "Steppewar Piss Pot", prepare a Powerpoint Presentation and get your message out to big business. You are on to a massive cost saving idea there. Time Management!
You need to keep thinking about poo time optimization (PTO) though. That's a highly time consuming activity...
clozaril
16-10-2008, 12:56 PM
ah well it's your life steppawar and they say it's all an illusion any way :)
steppewar
16-10-2008, 01:24 PM
This old 3 litre plastic soft drink bottle has literally been my No1 toilet for well over a year now. It normally takes me 24 hours to fill it,(especially since I switched from from drinking beer to wine).
It is highly convenient and I use it every day and just pour it down the toilet when it gets full.
The member Cheesedanish asked me if I used the toilet. Well I do for a Number 2 all the time.
However I prefer to use Piss Pot to wee in and then empty it in the toilet when it is full.
Here is a picture of the item as promised earlier ...
http://img241.imageshack.us/my.php?image=p1000445ke5.jpg
truthcommission
16-10-2008, 01:32 PM
In olden days they pissed in a pail.
Unless it was used for other purposes I don't see the point in retaining it?
Have you ever considered drinking your own urine? Apparently its good for you
brainfreeze
16-10-2008, 01:34 PM
Sounds minging, doesn't it. I however, refuse to comply to accepted 'norms' for most areas of life when proved unnecessary. As I am single and have a bath every day it does not need to be done.
The hygiene industry is only concerned with parting you from your cash and making you ill with allergies. They publicly promote 'destroy all germs', but do not state at the same time that this destroys your immune system from complete non exposure to the slightest bit of dirt.
I also
1) Change my socks, underpants and T shirts every 3-5 days.
2) Have NEVER cleaned my cooker in 6 years ... here's the proof of my dirty grillpan ...
http://profile.imageshack.us/user/steppewar/images/detail/#228/p1000387gr7.jpg
3) Put bleach down toilet once a month max.
4) Hoover and dust flat once a year.
5) Put a new pair of jeans on every 6 months
6) Have not had a cold since I became a minger.
Yuck!
Tell me, is that a bottle of piss next to your dusty computer in the pic?
Edit: should have read the WHOLE thread.
How disgusting.
I bet you're single!
clozaril
16-10-2008, 01:44 PM
This old 3 litre plastic soft drink bottle has literally been my No1 toilet for well over a year now. It normally takes me 24 hours to fill it,(especially since I switched from from drinking beer to wine).
It is highly convenient and I use it every day and just pour it down the toilet when it gets full.
The member Cheesedanish asked me if I used the toilet. Well I do for a Number 2 all the time.
However I prefer to use Piss Pot to wee in and then empty it in the toilet when it is full.
Here is a picture of the item as promised earlier ...
http://img241.imageshack.us/my.php?image=p1000445ke5.jpg
cheers steppe !
good to know you don't suffer from colds anymore
edit i might use the picture for my avatar :D
steppewar
16-10-2008, 01:46 PM
cheers steppe !
good to know you don't suffer from colds anymore
edit i might use the picture for my avatar :D
Permission Granted!
rhydra
16-10-2008, 01:54 PM
Does anyone remember the the bit on the Young Ones where Neil has his bath? :D
Still, too much hygiene can harm your immune system, but there is a danger of taking things a bit too far. I have to have washes regularly otherwise I just don't feel right.
beldazar
16-10-2008, 02:02 PM
steppewar is probably onto something..
We are conditioned to the point where it is killing us slowly.
Show me a man who lives alone and has a perpetually clean kitchen, and 8 times out of 9 I'll show you a man with detestable spiritual qualities.
Charles Bukowski
Wow, that statement seems quite right, a friend of mine is so clean, drop any crumbs on the floor then you are in big trouble, lol but he has no qualms about getting silly girls wasted and shagging them :eek: morals of a rep!!!
Oh yeah, neil having a bath, he was last and the water was gross, oh I so miss the young ones, I did tape the series but my mum wiped them, I could probably find them on here somewhere, great they were!
stealth
16-10-2008, 02:29 PM
Take a look at viviens sheet's in this clip.:D http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=r711rZ4M5K0
seercirra
16-10-2008, 02:31 PM
Sounds minging, doesn't it. I however, refuse to comply to accepted 'norms' for most areas of life when proved unnecessary. As I am single and have a bath every day it does not need to be done.
The hygiene industry is only concerned with parting you from your cash and making you ill with allergies. They publicly promote 'destroy all germs', but do not state at the same time that this destroys your immune system from complete non exposure to the slightest bit of dirt.
I also
1) Change my socks, underpants and T shirts every 3-5 days.
2) Have NEVER cleaned my cooker in 6 years ... here's the proof of my dirty grillpan ...
http://profile.imageshack.us/user/steppewar/images/detail/#228/p1000387gr7.jpg
3) Put bleach down toilet once a month max.
4) Hoover and dust flat once a year.
5) Put a new pair of jeans on every 6 months
6) Have not had a cold since I became a minger.
dum de dumm.
i can agree with some of what your saying.
unfortunately/fortunetely, i have a girlfriend so i must keep things fairly clean and fresh.
alot of the hygeine industry is a complete fraud.
they have tested hair and skin of its cleanliness on a person who showers every day, and on a person who doesnt shower for 6 months.
at the end of the 6 months the hair of the person with no showering and their skin is just as clean as the person who does shower their hair and clean every day.
your body starts producing its own soaps to cleanse itself.
edit.
by the way, that grill pan must smoke to fuckery when you try and cook something.
double edit:
and some people are just fucking nuts the other way to you.
lots of the females in my family actually spend time to fold their knickers...
WHAT THE FUCK??!
WHY??!
i dont know
their lives must be so empty that it becomes an interesting and important thing to do O_o
Mo0n5tar
16-10-2008, 02:54 PM
Steppe your lifestyle will become the model for all families under Green Nazism, haha, but seriously, you save electricity from having the washing machine going regular, you save water through using the piss pot, etc it's good for your immune to have some germs around and always going through clean clothes is silly and wears them out fades they colour.
I would live like this if I had to, ie if I was tryna live off the grid in a "Bender" or something, but houses aren't very airy and can collect much dust and parasites.
at the end of the 6 months the hair of the person with no showering and their skin is just as clean as the person who does shower their hair and clean every day.
your body starts producing its own soaps to cleanse itself.
Isn't this an urban myth is there a source for the experiment?
seercirra
16-10-2008, 02:55 PM
Isn't this an urban myth is there a source for the experiment?
no its no a myth,
there was a bbc experiment on tv last year
crowd control
16-10-2008, 03:06 PM
must be real then , lol
tinmenace
16-10-2008, 03:11 PM
To each their own, but I don't understand the purpose of this thread?
Is there a point to it? I mean does this show that our immune systems are better off NOT living in near-sterile conditions?
Also, Steppewar, dude, does this means no relationships? Or do you just go to his/her place for some sugar? :D
haukipesukone
16-10-2008, 03:21 PM
Is that you up there haukipesukone?
http://img218.imageshack.us/img218/5654/highhorse2qo.jpg
I think I missed the joke. Or how is that supposed to relate to me?
2. im from india. which means ive got a cast iron stomach, a good immune system, and a general acceptance that a sterile environment isn't the healthiest option for us people. but yes im very particular about my hygiene.. its just that i dont look down on people who choose to live the way steppewar does. he can do better of course, but to each his own.
Your nick seems Japanese.
I'm pretty picky with what I eat also, hygiene wise. But I don't care about cleanliness or bacteria that much. There's a difference with what goes inside my body and what stays outside of my body.
mushroombot
16-10-2008, 03:29 PM
Does anyone remember the the bit on the Young Ones where Neil has his bath? :D
Still, too much hygiene can harm your immune system, but there is a danger of taking things a bit too far. I have to have washes regularly otherwise I just don't feel right.
Sure do, he ends up finding his old bike in the bath Lol.
baron von lotsov
16-10-2008, 04:01 PM
http://ohioline.osu.edu/hyg-fact/2000/images/2105_1.jpg
rydeon
16-10-2008, 04:05 PM
It's lovely to sleep in fresh sheets. It's a pleasure to be clean and tidy; this is not the Middle Ages. Grow up and get sorted. You are just excusing your sloth.
Even in the middle ages they changed the straw out more regularly.
2 yrs without changing the sheets!!!!???? Fck me man, if I go for a 3 weeker its pushing it.
You are sorta on the right track, a happy medium is best.
For me the socks are normally every day or every other day.
T shirt is normally 2 days, I usually sleep in it as well then switch to a fresh one for the next day and switch.
Cleaning the grill is a pain in the arse I agree. You might as well buy another grill and start again :)
armoured_amazon
16-10-2008, 04:11 PM
Maybe steppewar wants a dirty bitch he can coat in dirty expletives all night.
rofl :D
rydeon
16-10-2008, 04:11 PM
For a start here is the PROOF of my dirty grillpan on Imageshack under 'Steppewars Images'.
http://profile.imageshack.us/user/steppewar/images/detail/#228/p1000387gr7.jpg
I also stated I have a bath EVERY day, so I do not need to change my clothes frequently.
If you have a bath every day you can feel clean, and it takes longer for your clothes and bed to get dirty etc.
Ahh I didn't read that part.
I read an article in the papers about a woman who deliberately didn't wash use any cleaning products, just water for 3 - 6 months.
The funny thing was, no body noticed the smell until she told them what she was doing. That was when people started avoiding her
She took photos of herself before and at the end.
Her skin actually improved without the cleaning stuff. It actually glowed with health due to the oxygen getting to the skin more.
Hair was ok too.
seercirra
16-10-2008, 04:18 PM
Even in the middle ages they changed the straw out more regularly.
2 yrs without changing the sheets!!!!???? Fck me man, if I go for a 3 weeker its pushing it.
You are sorta on the right track, a happy medium is best.
For me the socks are normally every day or every other day.
T shirt is normally 2 days, I usually sleep in it as well then switch to a fresh one for the next day and switch.
Cleaning the grill is a pain in the arse I agree. You might as well buy another grill and start again :)
why do people wear socks?
they drive me nuts. trying to strangle my fkin ankles.
i will wear them if its REALLY cold.
maybe once or twice a year.
my girlfriend gets angry because 3 or 4 hours after i get out of the shower the soles of my feet are normally dirty. but wtf. i dont eat off my feat.
the skin on my feet is tough, i dont get blisters when i have to wear shoes or any of that. my shoes dont smell because my feet dont sweat from wearing socks.
i dont really even like wearing shoes.
they screw with my judgement of things. im a fit martial artist and whenever i get some new shoes i find myself tripping up all the time because of the slight change in shape of my shoes. it really sucks. my judgement of kicks needs to be readjusted. i would normally trust myself to kick a cigarette from someones mouth without touching them. but never with new shoes. lolz.
shoes suck.
and socks suck.
end of story.
rydeon
16-10-2008, 04:28 PM
why do people wear socks?
they drive me nuts. trying to strangle my fkin ankles.
i will wear them if its REALLY cold.
maybe once or twice a year.
my girlfriend gets angry because 3 or 4 hours after i get out of the shower the soles of my feet are normally dirty. but wtf. i dont eat off my feat.
the skin on my feet is tough, i dont get blisters when i have to wear shoes or any of that. my shoes dont smell because my feet dont sweat from wearing socks.
i dont really even like wearing shoes.
they screw with my judgement of things. im a fit martial artist and whenever i get some new shoes i find myself tripping up all the time because of the slight change in shape of my shoes. it really sucks. my judgement of kicks needs to be readjusted. i would normally trust myself to kick a cigarette from someones mouth without touching them. but never with new shoes. lolz.
shoes suck.
and socks suck.
end of story.
Everyone is different though. I tried going through a phase of not wearing socks and the end result was my trainers stunk to high heaven. When I wore socks, they absorbed the sweat and it was ok. :)
So for me socks are cool. :)
seercirra
16-10-2008, 04:39 PM
Everyone is different though. I tried going through a phase of not wearing socks and the end result was my trainers stunk to high heaven. When I wore socks, they absorbed the sweat and it was ok. :)
So for me socks are cool. :)
really?
my trainers just smell of.. leather :p
i think part of the reason i hate socks so much is that i had my ancle broken years ago playing football and i needed a steel plate put in which has since come back out again, but because of the surgery the part of my ankle where socks cling tightest is also the part of my ankle which is kinda numb. the feeling of socks wrapped around it is kinda agitating.
really, for the best part though, theyre a completely unneccessary garment.
bigus_dickus
16-10-2008, 04:50 PM
pffft that's nothing. i have met filthy people and i mean filthy people beyond imagination and description.
you are not filthy, just lazy. (which is worse sometimes)
cafe beelzebub
16-10-2008, 05:39 PM
Sounds minging, doesn't it. I however, refuse to comply to accepted 'norms' for most areas of life when proved unnecessary. As I am single and have a bath every day it does not need to be done.
The hygiene industry is only concerned with parting you from your cash and making you ill with allergies. They publicly promote 'destroy all germs', but do not state at the same time that this destroys your immune system from complete non exposure to the slightest bit of dirt.
I also
1) Change my socks, underpants and T shirts every 3-5 days.
2) Have NEVER cleaned my cooker in 6 years ... here's the proof of my dirty grillpan ...
http://profile.imageshack.us/user/steppewar/images/detail/#228/p1000387gr7.jpg
3) Put bleach down toilet once a month max.
4) Hoover and dust flat once a year.
5) Put a new pair of jeans on every 6 months
6) Have not had a cold since I became a minger.
I just bought new bed clothes yesterday as it happens, quilt, covers, pillows, cases, feels delicious!
put some of your dole money aside and treat yourself
reptilianshapeshifter
16-10-2008, 05:40 PM
I just bought new bed clothes yesterday as it happens, quilt, covers, pillows, cases, feels delicious!
put some of your dole money aside and treat yourself
:D
zero1
16-10-2008, 05:52 PM
Vile sssloth!
armoured_amazon
16-10-2008, 05:52 PM
Vile sssloth!
:D
steevo
16-10-2008, 05:53 PM
"I haven't changed my bed sheets for 2 years"
A thread on this subject ? No wonder the world is totally f*cked.
antinwo
16-10-2008, 05:54 PM
No wonder you have to resort to strip clubs ect:D One word MINGING;)
duckingdafta
16-10-2008, 05:54 PM
you have bed sheets.. and a bed!... jammy bugger! :D
zero1
16-10-2008, 05:58 PM
A thread on this subject? No wonder the world is totally f*cked.
Indeed. :(
devanshoom
16-10-2008, 06:15 PM
man.....nice one. I thought i was smelly but you take the biscuit to all new levels...you really must eminate some serious fucking pungency.
I think if you lived in the forest it would be okay...living in a house must be a bit manky. The hmong tribe in northern thailand and laos also dont wash or change clothes for months at a time. They believe a layer of dirt keeps them healthy. Im gonna show my girlfriend what you said. She might stop moaning at me not for washing the dishes for days on end.
What the fuck u putting bleach down the toilet for? Bleach man....as if 6 billion poos a day wasnt bad enough.
devanshoom
16-10-2008, 06:34 PM
saw the pic of your griller....looks like something out of the young ones.
have u got a pic of your bed?
seercirra
16-10-2008, 07:10 PM
saw the pic of your griller....looks like something out of the young ones.
have u got a pic of your bed?
lol. a nice high res pic of that bedsheet would be interesting.
i really couldnt care less though. this guy does nothing 'wrong' . or particularly illogical. just different.
if it doesnt bother him then why should it bother us?>
chris
16-10-2008, 07:21 PM
Should this thread become a sticky?
lesactive
16-10-2008, 07:30 PM
I always liked what Quentin Crisp said about the subject:
"There is no need to do any housework at all. After the first four years the dirt doesn't get any worse. "
...not that I follow that regime.
jahzel
16-10-2008, 07:30 PM
Oh man. Come on son. Even a die hard anti-NWO, anti-Fascist lives up to these expectations... Think of the bed bugs!
I'm not impressed...:rolleyes:
alzee
16-10-2008, 07:33 PM
lol, no wonder you're single! (i'm sure that's already been said, but i'm buggered if i'm gonna read through 11 pages of "youre mingin" comments to find out!)
I'm a big believer in not being precious about cleaning, but you sir, take it to a whole new level!
ownedtbh
16-10-2008, 08:01 PM
Nothing to do with righteousness. It's fucking commonsense.
you mean common condition
lightgiver
16-10-2008, 08:55 PM
Sounds minging, doesn't it. I however, refuse to comply to accepted 'norms' for most areas of life when proved unnecessary. As I am single and have a bath every day it does not need to be done.
The hygiene industry is only concerned with parting you from your cash and making you ill with allergies. They publicly promote 'destroy all germs', but do not state at the same time that this destroys your immune system from complete non exposure to the slightest bit of dirt.
I also
1) Change my socks, underpants and T shirts every 3-5 days.
2) Have NEVER cleaned my cooker in 6 years ... here's the proof of my dirty grillpan ...
http://profile.imageshack.us/user/steppewar/images/detail/#228/p1000387gr7.jpg
3) Put bleach down toilet once a month max.
4) Hoover and dust flat once a year.
5) Put a new pair of jeans on every 6 months
6) Have not had a cold since I became a minger.
flippin eck,that grill is no cleaner than the river ganges:D:D
you are kinda right though,this society is obsessed with cleanliness,all the anti bacterial shit sprays and all the rest of the chemical shit,no wonder people are sick,nothin wrong with soap,clean water and some good old elbow grease.
but i still could not eat anything off that grill of yours though;):D
Mo0n5tar
16-10-2008, 09:00 PM
no way do you grill meat on tht? eugh!
lizzy
16-10-2008, 09:51 PM
hi steppe........;)
PLEASE.....and I am going to be kind ....and make it as easy as I can.......
nothiing drastic.........LOL :confused:
wash those sheets TADAY..then every 2 weeks
clean grill TADAY.......then every 3 weeks
hovver TADAY.......then once a month
clean socks, tee and undies every 2 days......
clean towels one week....(at least)
keep the pisspot......:D
and wash in bicarb soda , vinager , glycerine soap.......
and your still a wonderful guy...................
chris
16-10-2008, 09:59 PM
Why's everyone giving Steppe such a hard time? Steppes a grown man, he can live how he wants, if it lands him in trouble then it's a lesson worth learnt.
simplify
16-10-2008, 10:00 PM
Sounds minging, doesn't it. I however, refuse to comply to accepted 'norms' for most areas of life when proved unnecessary. As I am single and have a bath every day it does not need to be done.
The hygiene industry is only concerned with parting you from your cash and making you ill with allergies. They publicly promote 'destroy all germs', but do not state at the same time that this destroys your immune system from complete non exposure to the slightest bit of dirt.
I also
1) Change my socks, underpants and T shirts every 3-5 days.
2) Have NEVER cleaned my cooker in 6 years ... here's the proof of my dirty grillpan ...
http://profile.imageshack.us/user/steppewar/images/detail/#228/p1000387gr7.jpg
3) Put bleach down toilet once a month max.
4) Hoover and dust flat once a year.
5) Put a new pair of jeans on every 6 months
6) Have not had a cold since I became a minger.
Is that why you are single:D
boots
16-10-2008, 10:02 PM
you mean common condition
No man it's not.
I do agree that people are over clean and use to much chemicals but what I am saying is that you get a toxic overload when bacteria builds up, and the little buggers start to make different little bacteria's.
Civilization survived because they used hygiene.
Small Native societies where also clean people, well most of them.
young_geecee
16-10-2008, 10:06 PM
1. nah. i didnt mean it that way.. i said it coz he was like 'oh btw i forgot to mention...' which made it seem like an afterthought. that kind of thing :S
2. im from india. which means ive got a cast iron stomach, a good immune system, and a general acceptance that a sterile environment isn't the healthiest option for us people. but yes im very particular about my hygiene.. its just that i dont look down on people who choose to live the way steppewar does. he can do better of course, but to each his own.
no it dont, how does it change a thing which piece of land on earth u lived?
blueyonder2012
16-10-2008, 10:09 PM
Sounds minging, doesn't it. I however, refuse to comply to accepted 'norms' for most areas of life when proved unnecessary. As I am single and have a bath every day it does not need to be done.
The hygiene industry is only concerned with parting you from your cash and making you ill with allergies. They publicly promote 'destroy all germs', but do not state at the same time that this destroys your immune system from complete non exposure to the slightest bit of dirt.
I also
1) Change my socks, underpants and T shirts every 3-5 days.
2) Have NEVER cleaned my cooker in 6 years ... here's the proof of my dirty grillpan ...
http://profile.imageshack.us/user/steppewar/images/detail/#228/p1000387gr7.jpg
3) Put bleach down toilet once a month max.
4) Hoover and dust flat once a year.
5) Put a new pair of jeans on every 6 months
6) Have not had a cold since I became a minger.
MMM FRESH . . . . .:eek:
Tell Barry Scott from Cillit Bang to pop round;)
http://www.marketing-podcast-nl.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/07/cillitbang.jpg
And a DRILL
http://www.dkimages.com/discover/previews/984/50311811.JPG
If you kill all bacteria around you , you will prob end up with one crappy immune system. We have something that can help , but it needs to be used to doing its job . This wont happen if you kill every germ around you, not saying I agree with what he chooses to do but thats up to him.
Just throwing in my 2p.
chris
16-10-2008, 10:19 PM
If you kill all bacteria around you , you will prob end up with one crappy immune system. We have something that can help , but it needs to be used to doing its job . This wont happen if you kill every germ around you, not saying I agree with what he chooses to do but thats up to him.
Just throwing in my 2p.
yah, who gives a fuck.
Personally, living in a clean organised home reflects into my mind as being clean and organised.
Of course, many people are clean on the surface but if you look closer, are very dirty. Yet some look messy, yet are quite organised.
I think it does reflect on a persons inner nature, a messy room equals a messy mind. That reminds me, I've gotta clean my room:)
americana
16-10-2008, 10:45 PM
This thread (and obviously Steppewar's post that started it all) ROCKS!
Surely Steppewar's post is among the "Best Of", if there were such a category.
In the words of Ron Burdandy, Stay Classy, Steppewar!
amethyst
16-10-2008, 10:48 PM
Sounds minging, doesn't it. I however, refuse to comply to accepted 'norms' for most areas of life when proved unnecessary. As I am single and have a bath every day it does not need to be done.
The hygiene industry is only concerned with parting you from your cash and making you ill with allergies. They publicly promote 'destroy all germs', but do not state at the same time that this destroys your immune system from complete non exposure to the slightest bit of dirt.
I also
1) Change my socks, underpants and T shirts every 3-5 days.
2) Have NEVER cleaned my cooker in 6 years ... here's the proof of my dirty grillpan ...
http://profile.imageshack.us/user/steppewar/images/detail/#228/p1000387gr7.jpg
3) Put bleach down toilet once a month max.
4) Hoover and dust flat once a year.
5) Put a new pair of jeans on every 6 months
6) Have not had a cold since I became a minger.
Steppewar, you are quite a strange bird :D
Perhaps you are single due to your hygiene issues. Did you ever consider that your smell might be turning off the ladies?
h2pogo
16-10-2008, 10:55 PM
sorry i have to agree with stepp
I like dirty sheets
clean ones make me itch.
if any females suffer from thrush try washing less and stop blaming your boyfreinds.
amethyst
16-10-2008, 11:01 PM
sorry i have to agree with stepp
I like dirty sheets
clean ones make me itch.
if any females suffer from thrush try washing less and stop blaming your boyfreinds.
Maybe it's the laundry detergent being used that makes you itch. That's happened with me before.
There are some organic ones that are gentle on your skin.
fran81
16-10-2008, 11:10 PM
Last year I moved into a two bedroom flat. It had just been bought by landlord and hadn't been lived in for 8 years. I got it really cheap as I said I would clean it and paint it.
In the spare room I took the duvet and pillows off the bed and put them in the wardrobe to air the place, my intention was to throw them out.
After a while a 36 year old bloke at my work was telling me he was sleeping on my his mums couch and I offered him my spare room. When he moved in he took the bedcovers out and put them on his bed, I explained they had been there since I moved in but he said it didn't matter.
in the 5 months I lived with him he didn't change his sheets once, I needed to always go into his room for the boiler and them sheets looked like a map of the world. I have never seen anything so disgusting in my life, literally streaks of shit all over the sheets.
When he got a girlfriend I sighed with relief hoping that finally he would start cleaning up after himself not just in his room but the whole flat. She stayed over most nights and still the sheets wasn't changed.
Last straw for me was when the boiler broke down and I let the plumber into the house and there was a used condom on the bed. 4 days later it was still there!
I had to move out in the end and ended up getting a flat by myself, I think I have been put off living with a bloke again for life, but then again my ex was very clean.
armoured_amazon
16-10-2008, 11:12 PM
hi steppe........;)
PLEASE.....and I am going to be kind ....and make it as easy as I can.......
nothiing drastic.........LOL :confused:
wash those sheets TADAY..then every 2 weeks
clean grill TADAY.......then every 3 weeks
hovver TADAY.......then once a month
clean socks, tee and undies every 2 days......
clean towels one week....(at least)
keep the pisspot......:D
and wash in bicarb soda , vinager , glycerine soap.......
and your still a wonderful guy...................
Good advice!
Last year I moved into a two bedroom flat. It had just been bought by landlord and hadn't been lived in for 8 years. I got it really cheap as I said I would clean it and paint it.
In the spare room I took the duvet and pillows off the bed and put them in the wardrobe to air the place, my intention was to throw them out.
After a while a 36 year old bloke at my work was telling me he was sleeping on my his mums couch and I offered him my spare room. When he moved in he took the bedcovers out and put them on his bed, I explained they had been there since I moved in but he said it didn't matter.
in the 5 months I lived with him he didn't change his sheets once, I needed to always go into his room for the boiler and them sheets looked like a map of the world. I have never seen anything so disgusting in my life, literally streaks of shit all over the sheets.
When he got a girlfriend I sighed with relief hoping that finally he would start cleaning up after himself not just in his room but the whole flat. She stayed over most nights and still the sheets wasn't changed.
Last straw for me was when the boiler broke down and I let the plumber into the house and there was a used condom on the bed. 4 days later it was still there!
I had to move out in the end and ended up getting a flat by myself, I think I have been put off living with a bloke again for life, but then again my ex was very clean.
Urgh, that is so rank! :mad:
I realise how fortunate I have always been in my choice of partner; that they took care of personal hygiene and their sheets didn't have a film of dead skin and bodily fluids ground in to them.
thelyran
16-10-2008, 11:16 PM
Steppewar...except for the PC and beer/wine...burn everything,then proceed
to do the same with the apartment you live in...blame it on the leprechauns...
only then,you will be free of the elementals...another class A thread by you sir,look forward to the next one with anticipation...my kindest regards,J
chris
16-10-2008, 11:17 PM
I'm quite messy but I'm not dirty...My advice is to make things as easy as possible...
Buy all the same socks and many pairs...At the end of the day, chuck them in the basket and put on a new pair...Wash them all at the end of the week, easy!
Keep your crap down to a complete minimum and simply clean up after oneself straight after using it. Then do chores once a week and you'll be fine.
Also buy natural soaps and cleaners...This way not only can you keep your self and place clean but it also is a good intro into anti-nwo conversations when people ask you what kind of deoderant you wear...They don't like it too much when they find out they are wearing industrial war bi-products. This is also an incentive to keep a better place than others.
chris
16-10-2008, 11:19 PM
I do agree that we live in a very shallow world but I can't say that to be above it, you need to live in filth...I'm sure most people that pretend to live above it judge a book by it's cover just like the rest of us.
steppewar
16-10-2008, 11:40 PM
hi steppe........;)
PLEASE.....and I am going to be kind ....and make it as easy as I can.......
nothiing drastic.........LOL :confused:
wash those sheets TADAY..then every 2 weeks
clean grill TADAY.......then every 3 weeks
hovver TADAY.......then once a month
clean socks, tee and undies every 2 days......
clean towels one week....(at least)
keep the pisspot......:D
and wash in bicarb soda , vinager , glycerine soap.......
and your still a wonderful guy...................
Hello Lizzy. I don't think I'm as dirty as some posters seem to make out here. As I have a bath every day, my clothes don't get that dirty after 3 days. Also as I live in the UK it is never hot so I rarely sweat.
About a year ago I stopped using deoderants cos I was getting sore lumps under my armpits. All I use now is a bar of economy soap, it get's the job done. Also when my bath towel starts going mouldy, I throw it away and buy a new one. This is normally required only about once a year though.
I do use that grillpan every day but I cover it with a sheet of foil.
The piss pot sketch is just pure bone idleness, I admit!
xpleet
16-10-2008, 11:43 PM
http://img241.imageshack.us/my.php?image=p1000445ke5.jpg
Did you ever confuse it with a drinking bottle?
entrangermercenary
16-10-2008, 11:58 PM
Sometimes you just got to piss in the sink
Charles Bukowski
pmsl:eek:
pinkfreud
17-10-2008, 07:12 AM
Your nick seems Japanese.
:confused:
no it dont, how does it change a thing which piece of land on earth u lived?
yes it does.
put urself in relatively 'filthy' external conditions with garbage mounds everywhere, sewage 'rivers' flowing next to crowded railway stations, and slums galore just a stones throw away from ur home.
live through hot, humid weather where the temperatures rarely go below 40 degress C and makes u sweat like a horse. eat street food thats been made just off a busy highway. expose urself to smog till u choke.
n THEN tell me that u wont become more immune.
pinkfreud
17-10-2008, 07:13 AM
I'm quite messy but I'm not dirty...
ditto.
smurf
17-10-2008, 07:15 AM
I am single
I wonder why.
drael
17-10-2008, 07:20 AM
Uve got a star for not changing ur bedsheets.
If thats rebellion, were fraked.
knightofthegrail
17-10-2008, 07:37 AM
....I am single .....
Hmmmm, I wonder why :rolleyes:;)
pinkfreud
17-10-2008, 07:38 AM
lord.
enough already.
everyones been wondering too much.
armoured_amazon
17-10-2008, 07:41 AM
OP put it out there.
anyuser
17-10-2008, 08:11 AM
Actually, I do use the toilet to have a poo. However, when I have a wee, I normally use what I call "Pisspot", which is an old 3 litre bottle carton of a soft drink. I am currently uploading a picture of it in 'steppewar's images' on Imageshack as I type this now. When it is uploaded I will post the link here.
The reason I do this is for convience. If I need to have a piss while I am watching the TV, all I need to do is stand up and wee in 'Pisspot'.
This makes perfect sense as I can still continue to watch the TV without having to walk 20 yards to my bathroom toilet. Obviously, when the 3 litre bottle is full of my wee, I walk to the bathroom, empty it down the toilet and flush it away.
Makes perfect sense to me and is highly convienient.
Here is the uploaded picture of my trusty Piss Pot next to my PC with your post as promised ...
I was going to try to help you on the poo thing, if you get a garbage disposal in your shower, you can poo in the shower and I would recommend you get a chair similar to this one http://stcatharines.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-sell-health-special-needs-Commode-chair-with-toilet-sleeve-W0QQAdIdZ80934937 . You can get a 5 gallon bucket if you need more usage or you can make your own chair and set it by the shower over the garbage disposal in the shower and poo in there if you would like or just go in the 5 gallon bucket and probably empty it once a month. I would recommend you probably pour some bleach in the bucket to kill the bacteria that might grow on in it at least once a week.
I would also recommend that you pour your piss pot out the window as for it will cut down on water usage and the rain will wash the ground when it rains. Maybe you should also try changing your piss pot out maybe at least once a month so if you get bored, you can decorate it with some colorful permanent markers and take pictures of it to post it to a blog like a blogspot.com blog or whatever blog you choose. I would also recommend you get a twitter or justin.tv account and broadcast your life on tv as for your threads have sparked lots of interest and many people seem to be interested in your ideas.
zarah
17-10-2008, 08:52 AM
I read the first page and then the last so I thought that bottle was apple juice or something. :eek:
Ive got OCD and can't bear dust, mess or dirty sheets so Id rather drink the contents of your bottle than spend a day at your place..unless youd let me clean :p
It's each to their own, I spose. I reckon there's at least fifteen men who live like you do in my lecture hall. Ive recently decided the smell of dirty hair is one of the most rank ever.
deckard
17-10-2008, 09:04 AM
For the OP, I think your just a lazy slob tbh, but its your life, just dont be offended if nobody wants to be near you.
I also recomend you leave your house, thats a luxury for you, and no honest minger would sleep in such an enviroment.
I advise you first thing in the morning, to go down to your local hardware, and buy a nice big bottle of meth spirits and find an ally way somewhere, and some old newspapers to lie under later when it gets dark.
Because thats what the people who have no means to care for themselves do, so you might as well join them as well.
you can sell your house and use the money for metho, or if you rent, you can use that money for metho.
Just think, no horrible showers ever, no clean clothes ever, you will be even happier.
deckard
17-10-2008, 09:12 AM
Its true that cavemen and the like werent clean but still survived.
we just assume they didnt look after their hygiene.
deckard
17-10-2008, 09:23 AM
Has anyone ever taken a really heavy shit which resulted in more wiping than is usually necessary, then got to the point where there was only a trace amount showing up on the toilet paper, and then said "Fuck it, that's close enough. The rest will rub off on its own. I'm gonna take a shower later anyway."
I never have. I was just wondering if anyone else has.
Yeah I sometimes go through that, very annoying, and not good for the enviroment, on account of the amount of poo tickets used.
This is a result I believe of inncorrect diet, too much processed food, which we are not digesting properly, then getting clogged up in our bowels.
A sign of good health, is too snap off a few nice medium sized grunters, that fall out at a natural pace, not too foul smelling, and a good clean finish, hardly any toilet paper used, just a single wipe, with no need to reach for the bogroll again.
goldenratio
17-10-2008, 09:24 AM
dude
animals clean themselves if they're dirty so its surely a natural instinct to cleanse yourself is it not?:confused:
if your happy living in squalor then you go for it but if your not then do something about it,
I think a bit of muck is good for your immune system and good for the soul but steady on McDuff:D
goldenratio
17-10-2008, 09:26 AM
Yeah I sometimes go through that, very annoying, and not good for the enviroment, on account of the amount of poo tickets used.
This is a result I believe of inncorrect diet, too much processed food, which we are not digesting properly, then getting clogged up in our bowels.
A sign of good health, is too snap off a few nice medium sized grunters, that fall out at a natural pace, not too foul smelling, and a good clean finish, hardly any toilet paper used, just a single wipe, with no need to reach for the bogroll again.
:D:DLOL:D:D
this forum never ceases to surprise me
:D
deckard
17-10-2008, 09:30 AM
they have tested hair and skin of its cleanliness on a person who showers every day, and on a person who doesnt shower for 6 months.
at the end of the 6 months the hair of the person with no showering and their skin is just as clean as the person who does shower their hair and clean every day.
your body starts producing its own soaps to cleanse itself.
Wow, funny how this doesnt seem to work for old homeless people.
deckard
17-10-2008, 09:36 AM
Vile sssloth!
exactly, if he rented off me he would be kicked onto the street upon discovery, and all his smelly possessions thrown on top of him, computer included.
I would be wearing disposable gloves of course.
deckard
17-10-2008, 09:41 AM
Why's everyone giving Steppe such a hard time? Steppes a grown man, he can live how he wants, if it lands him in trouble then it's a lesson worth learnt.
You obviously have never been a landlord have you?
I doubt this creature would own his own house, therefore when it eventually sloths off to new accomadations, its usually the poor owner that has to clean up after the nasty lazy pig.
masonfree party
17-10-2008, 10:22 AM
well i'm living in a small van so i doubt bed bugs could exist on my makeshift mattress due to temperature dipping quite low on occasions.I probably have a shower every 2 days which i think is quite sufficient,change my socks twice a week,same with underpants and t-shirt...wash jeans once a month.Will get a new duvet say once every 4 months for a Ģ5..cheaper than getting it washed i guess.
Personally i bet i'm alot cleaner than house dwellers being in the fresh air alot more and since i've had my enforced homelessness i feel much healthier so despite people saying you must get a proper home or your health will suffer it aint happening yet..,.the next fuckin copper though that knocks me up at 4 o'clock in the morning will get my fist in his face..barstards!
steppewar
17-10-2008, 11:01 AM
I was going to try to help you on the poo thing, if you get a garbage disposal in your shower, you can poo in the shower and I would recommend you get a chair similar to this one http://stcatharines.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-sell-health-special-needs-Commode-chair-with-toilet-sleeve-W0QQAdIdZ80934937 . You can get a 5 gallon bucket if you need more usage or you can make your own chair and set it by the shower over the garbage disposal in the shower and poo in there if you would like or just go in the 5 gallon bucket and probably empty it once a month. I would recommend you probably pour some bleach in the bucket to kill the bacteria that might grow on in it at least once a week.
I would also recommend that you pour your piss pot out the window as for it will cut down on water usage and the rain will wash the ground when it rains. Maybe you should also try changing your piss pot out maybe at least once a month so if you get bored, you can decorate it with some colorful permanent markers and take pictures of it to post it to a blog like a blogspot.com blog or whatever blog you choose. I would also recommend you get a twitter or justin.tv account and broadcast your life on tv as for your threads have sparked lots of interest and many people seem to be interested in your ideas.
Thanks for the advice on the poo thing but I think I'll stick to using my toilet for launching my torpedoes.
One slight drawback to using Piss Pot is that after a while some of the piss crystallizes into solid bits due to the salt content of the urine.
I am then forced to rinse the bottle out in the sink with water, shake it and empty it every few weeks to get rid of these deposits.
So while using my Piss Pot is far more convenient than using the toilet, which is a good 15-20 yard walk from my bedroom, it is still not perfect.
Any suggestions?
goldenratio
17-10-2008, 11:05 AM
Thanks for the advice on the poo thing but I think I'll stick to using my toilet for launching my torpedoes.
One slight drawback to using Piss Pot is that after a while some of the piss crystallizes into solid bits due to the salt content of the urine.
I am then forced to rinse the bottle out in the sink with water, shake it and empty it every few weeks to get rid of these deposits.
So while using my Piss Pot is far more convenient than using the toilet, which is a good 15-20 yard walk from my bedroom, it is still not perfect.
Any suggestions?
dude, you love it!
your are indeed a scientist of gross on a mission.
good luck
:D
goldenratio
17-10-2008, 11:09 AM
why dont you just buy 2 big baths, put them next to each other, fill one with beans and sleep in the other one, you could rig up some straw contraption so you could lie in one bath while sucking the beans out of the other and as a bonus you could poo and wee straight into your sleeping bath at the same time your eating, would this work?
:D:cool::confused::D
steppewar
17-10-2008, 11:15 AM
why dont you just buy 2 big baths, put them next to each other, fill one with beans and sleep in the other one, you could rig up some straw contracption to lie in one bath while sucking the beans out of the other and as a bonus you could poo and wee straight into your sleeping bath at the same time your eating
:D:cool::confused::D
Hmmn, not very hygienic.
father ted
17-10-2008, 11:19 AM
Steppewar, this is just what you need:
http://www.coloncleansercritic.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/ultimate-colon-cleanse.jpg
You will also save toilet paper.
klinker
17-10-2008, 11:33 AM
6) have not had a cold since i became a minger.
pmsl.
karol2020
17-10-2008, 03:29 PM
Sounds minging, doesn't it. I however, refuse to comply to accepted 'norms' for most areas of life when proved unnecessary. As I am single and have a bath every day it does not need to be done.
The hygiene industry is only concerned with parting you from your cash and making you ill with allergies. They publicly promote 'destroy all germs', but do not state at the same time that this destroys your immune system from complete non exposure to the slightest bit of dirt.
I also
1) Change my socks, underpants and T shirts every 3-5 days.
2) Have NEVER cleaned my cooker in 6 years ... here's the proof of my dirty grillpan ...
http://profile.imageshack.us/user/steppewar/images/detail/#228/p1000387gr7.jpg
3) Put bleach down toilet once a month max.
4) Hoover and dust flat once a year.
5) Put a new pair of jeans on every 6 months
6) Have not had a cold since I became a minger.
that image of the cooker is disgusting..... never washed it for 6 years?! oh my good... sorry, but one thing is higyene and other thing is not be a pig... i thing you have to find a balance, nothing too much is good, you donīt need to be too radical....
karol2020
17-10-2008, 03:42 PM
Steppewar has a good point.
Only in the last 100 years has hygeine been so emphasised with soaps, good healt hand all the rest. People from the the 3500 odd years before that seemed ok.
People today bath in the Ganges which is full of all kinds of waste. But hey its holy and they are happy doing it.
Think about how we wash our hands before we eat and how were always warned of germs... when most animals are happy to eat anything straight of the floor and covered in dirt.
you put good points.... we have to think that the higyene industry grows a lot everyday... and itīs a commerce sooo big.... maybe they created somethings that we really donīt need but they makes us believe we need that.... I can think now, of the intimus liquid soap for women, that appeared recently and is being made a normal and necessarie product like any other soap..... I mean? do we really need use that? How many women here use a intimus soap?
onourwayto2012
17-10-2008, 03:47 PM
gross!
I hope you enjoy sleeping with these guys........
Bed bugs!
http://www.bedbugsguide.com/bed-bug-waste.jpg
Dust Mites
http://www.erinsavage.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/04/dust-mite.jpg
Excuse me but I have to go change my sheets immediately!
smariot
17-10-2008, 04:07 PM
Ah, you're so mean. Why don't you want them to have your dead skin? You weren't going to use it for anything.
steevo
17-10-2008, 05:01 PM
Please someone put this thread in the "have a laugh" catergory.
young_geecee
17-10-2008, 06:02 PM
:confused:
yes it does.
put urself in relatively 'filthy' external conditions with garbage mounds everywhere, sewage 'rivers' flowing next to crowded railway stations, and slums galore just a stones throw away from ur home.
n THEN tell me that u wont become more immune.
are we talking about london or india here?
musti
17-10-2008, 06:29 PM
You obviously have never been a landlord have you?
I doubt this creature would own his own house, therefore when it eventually sloths off to new accomadations, its usually the poor owner that has to clean up after the nasty lazy pig.
that's not cool.
qasrose
17-10-2008, 06:55 PM
Guy's he's joking around. And you have all felt for it :D No one can be that dirty No one.
dondaz
17-10-2008, 07:36 PM
What's in the plastic bottle next to your monitor?
http://profile.imageshack.us/user/steppewar/images/detail/#241/p1000445ke5.jpg
steppewar
17-10-2008, 07:47 PM
What's in the plastic bottle next to your monitor?
http://profile.imageshack.us/user/steppewar/images/detail/#241/p1000445ke5.jpg
It's my piss pot. Some people didn't believe I use it as my toilet so I put a photo of it up on Imageshack.
amethyst
17-10-2008, 08:16 PM
Please someone put this thread in the "have a laugh" catergory.
Yes definitely! :D
Guy's he's joking around. And you have all felt for it No one can be that dirty No one.
steppewar definitely posts some "interesting" posts.
dondaz
17-10-2008, 08:26 PM
It's my piss pot. Some people didn't believe I use it as my toilet so I put a photo of it up on Imageshack.
Did you spell your username wrong? Should it have been steptoe:rolleyes:
I'm not going to ask what you do when you want a number 2:eek:
lessgov2007
17-10-2008, 08:30 PM
Sounds minging, doesn't it. I however, refuse to comply to accepted 'norms' for most areas of life when proved unnecessary. As I am single and have a bath every day it does not need to be done.
The hygiene industry is only concerned with parting you from your cash and making you ill with allergies. They publicly promote 'destroy all germs', but do not state at the same time that this destroys your immune system from complete non exposure to the slightest bit of dirt.
I also
1) Change my socks, underpants and T shirts every 3-5 days.
2) Have NEVER cleaned my cooker in 6 years ... here's the proof of my dirty grillpan ...
http://profile.imageshack.us/user/steppewar/images/detail/#228/p1000387gr7.jpg
3) Put bleach down toilet once a month max.
4) Hoover and dust flat once a year.
5) Put a new pair of jeans on every 6 months
6) Have not had a cold since I became a minger.
You might just have the worlds largest mite collection, never know... And, they accuse humanity of being "civilized"?
americana
17-10-2008, 08:31 PM
It's like that photograph of the ghastly abandoned apartment in Texas (strewn with take-out food containers, clothes, cat poop, you name it).
Those photographs, which spread all over the Internet, spurred people on to clean their homes, even if they weren't one-millionth as dirty.
Steppewar has done humanity a great service.
Even unintentionally, he has guys worldwide, perhaps even in other solar systems, washing their sheets in an effort to get laid.
Although I myself am female, I am doing my laundry at this very instant on the strength of this very thread.
anyuser
17-10-2008, 08:33 PM
Guy's he's joking around. And you have all felt for it :D No one can be that dirty No one.
While I don't know if he's joking around or not, I can tell you that my cat has not taken a bath or shower in 20 years and she sleeps in the dirty clothes basket and she doesn't seem to mind. Also I have witnessed the cattle that I have seen over the years crap all over theirself and on top of each other and they don't seem to mind either. Also bulls like to have unprotected sex with as many cows as they can and the other cows don't seem to mind that their "bull" is having sex with another cow. Since I have seen those, I don't think that this guy is so bad. Even though my cat hasn't taken a bath or shower in 20 years, I pet her sometimes. I do though wash my hands with soap after I do though.
lessgov2007
17-10-2008, 08:33 PM
I think maybe this guy just wants to create his own Jesus shroud of himself.
armoured_amazon
17-10-2008, 08:33 PM
It's like that photograph of the ghastly abandoned apartment in Texas (strewn with take-out food containers, clothes, cat poop, you name it).
Those photographs, which spread all over the Internet, spurred people on to clean their homes, even if they weren't one-millionth as dirty.
Steppewar has done humanity a great service.
Even unintentionally, he has guys worldwide, perhaps even in other solar systems, washing their sheets in an effort to get laid.
Although I myself am female, I am doing my laundry at this very instant on the strength of this very thread.
Haha, that's actually true; I changed the bedding yesterday, put laundry in a wash and vacuumed the entire apartment.
marpat
17-10-2008, 08:35 PM
Sounds minging, doesn't it. I however, refuse to comply to accepted 'norms' for most areas of life when proved unnecessary. As I am single and have a bath every day it does not need to be done.
The hygiene industry is only concerned with parting you from your cash and making you ill with allergies. They publicly promote 'destroy all germs', but do not state at the same time that this destroys your immune system from complete non exposure to the slightest bit of dirt.
I also
1) Change my socks, underpants and T shirts every 3-5 days.
2) Have NEVER cleaned my cooker in 6 years ... here's the proof of my dirty grillpan ...
http://profile.imageshack.us/user/steppewar/images/detail/#228/p1000387gr7.jpg
3) Put bleach down toilet once a month max.
4) Hoover and dust flat once a year.
5) Put a new pair of jeans on every 6 months
6) Have not had a cold since I became a minger.
You must be from liverpool :D
amethyst
17-10-2008, 08:46 PM
It's like that photograph of the ghastly abandoned apartment in Texas (strewn with take-out food containers, clothes, cat poop, you name it).
Those photographs, which spread all over the Internet, spurred people on to clean their homes, even if they weren't one-millionth as dirty.
Steppewar has done humanity a great service.
Even unintentionally, he has guys worldwide, perhaps even in other solar systems, washing their sheets in an effort to get laid.
Although I myself am female, I am doing my laundry at this very instant on the strength of this very thread.
LOL :p
How come I'm suddenly feeling itchy?
lessgov2007
17-10-2008, 08:49 PM
LOL :p
How come I'm suddenly feeling itchy?
I don't know. Here's a solution to crabs though. Shave one half, set fire to the other half, stab the little critters with an ice pick as they go running across. Repeat as required until desired results.
amethyst
17-10-2008, 08:56 PM
I don't know. Here's a solution to crabs though. Shave one half, set fire to the other half, stab the little critters with an ice pick as they go running across. Repeat as required until desired results.
:eek: uh.....what kind of "crabs" might you be refering too?
lessgov2007
17-10-2008, 09:01 PM
:eek: uh.....what kind of "crabs" might you be refering too?
The itchy kind... :D
simplify
17-10-2008, 09:02 PM
I can't believe people are still posting on this thread:rolleyes:
lessgov2007
17-10-2008, 09:03 PM
I can't believe people are still posting on this thread:rolleyes:
It's a conspiracy.
steevo
17-10-2008, 10:00 PM
It's a conspiracy.
I think it's something more simple than that.
bicycle
17-10-2008, 11:31 PM
I can't believe people are still posting on this thread:rolleyes:
:rolleyes:
lessgov2007
17-10-2008, 11:33 PM
:rolleyes:
They're not, it's an illusion.
anyuser
18-10-2008, 12:01 AM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbr1xh2d4Ck
anyuser
18-10-2008, 12:13 AM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUseCJ7PhLQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHMez_V5C9g
This is the funniest thread I have seen in ages. Now, come on everyone we have all had a piss pot at one time or another:D And a dusty monitor and goddam crusty grill, we have all worn our underwear for more than two days in a row and we have all gone through stages of leaving our bed sheeets to fester (ok probably not for two years:eek:) But at least hes honest and has the balls to admit it:eek:
truthcommission
18-10-2008, 12:33 AM
If anything at least steppewar has shown up some people's conditioning. I know people who haven't washed their hair with shampoo in over 5 years and their hair looks clean and healthy. Some girls don't shave their legs or armpits but I guess that would gross out some of the people here. Get over it.
deckard
18-10-2008, 01:10 AM
If anything at least steppewar has shown up some people's conditioning. I know people who haven't washed their hair with shampoo in over 5 years and their hair looks clean and healthy. Some girls don't shave their legs or armpits but I guess that would gross out some of the people here. Get over it.
I think your confusing 'conditioning' with making an effort.
binkbonk
18-10-2008, 01:12 AM
sounds minging, doesn't it. I however, refuse to comply to accepted 'norms' for most areas of life when proved unnecessary. As i am single and have a bath every day it does not need to be done.
The hygiene industry is only concerned with parting you from your cash and making you ill with allergies. They publicly promote 'destroy all germs', but do not state at the same time that this destroys your immune system from complete non exposure to the slightest bit of dirt.
I also
1) change my socks, underpants and t shirts every 3-5 days.
2) have never cleaned my cooker in 6 years ... Here's the proof of my dirty grillpan ...
http://profile.imageshack.us/user/steppewar/images/detail/#228/p1000387gr7.jpg
3) put bleach down toilet once a month max.
4) hoover and dust flat once a year.
5) put a new pair of jeans on every 6 months
6) have not had a cold since i became a minger.
cochino!
deckard
18-10-2008, 01:18 AM
Guy's he's joking around. And you have all felt for it :D No one can be that dirty No one.
Unfortunately there are some people out there, creatures or things would be a better description, who are this lazy and unclean.
You can excuse the homeless person at least, but never anyone who has the available facilitys and still cant be bothered making use of them, hes just a disgusting filthy chat.
truthcommission
18-10-2008, 01:54 AM
I think your confusing 'conditioning' with making an effort.
There are many people who shower every day, cover themselves with expensive fragrances in a vain attempt to cover their natural body odor but still end up smelling like shit.
Steppewar if you are bathing every day and using a towel which is rife with bacteria and mold isn't that defeating the purpose?
deckard
18-10-2008, 02:09 AM
There are many people who shower every day, cover themselves with expensive fragrances in a vain attempt to cover their natural body odor but still end up smelling like shit.
That is true, but at least they are trying to do something about it.
The main problem is with diet, these people are eating the wrong foods, and as a result are emissioning foul odours.
This is because of their own bio chemistry, which cant process the food properly, other people may eat the same foods and not have this problem.
truthcommission
18-10-2008, 02:59 AM
The main problem is with diet, these people are eating the wrong foods, and as a result are emissioning foul odours.
True. Garbage in ... garbage out.
While these people are hung up on their appearance they don't think twice about shoveling junk food into their bodies.
So now you have a spike in lifestlye related deaths from the sheer amount of toxins and chemicals pumped in and onto the body.
crowd control
18-10-2008, 03:01 AM
Yer man is entitled to live how he sees fit.
Disgust is learned, we are taught as kids to "put that down, it's dirty!"
Our prescribed educations are 9/10 times the polar opposite of the reality.
limelady
18-10-2008, 03:28 AM
Well, with a little humour along the way, this thread has really been discussing the mental and physical health associated with cleanliness, dirt and clutter, and our mental conditioning and general attitude towards same, so I feel its high time this thread finally made its way to the right sub-forum. :)
armoured_amazon
18-10-2008, 03:33 AM
:D
deckard
18-10-2008, 03:46 AM
Yer man is entitled to live how he sees fit.
Disgust is learned, we are taught as kids to "put that down, it's dirty!"
Our prescribed educations are 9/10 times the polar opposite of the reality.
In his own house maybe, but this guy sounds like a rental, so he has a responsibility to maintaining and keeping clean property that isnt his, its just basic consideration.
And if you saw your kid playing with a dogs doodie pie, wouldnt you tell them to put it down, and make them wash their hands with soapy water?
What do you call the reality, being filthy when we dont need to be?
hw spartan
18-10-2008, 03:50 AM
exterminate all germs, exterminate all germs
exterminate exterminate
http://www.freesmileys.org/emoticons/emoticon-tv-012.gif (http://www.freesmileys.org)
or you could call "Mr Matrix" to bust up the dust and dirt
woooosh
http://www.freesmileys.org/emoticons/emoticon-tv-013.gif (http://www.freesmileys.org)
hahaha:)
Hahahaha we are doomed:eek:
crowd control
18-10-2008, 04:06 AM
In his own house maybe, but this guy sounds like a rental, so he has a responsibility to maintaining and keeping clean property that isnt his, its just basic consideration.
And if you saw your kid playing with a dogs doodie pie, wouldnt you tell them to put it down, and make them wash their hands with soapy water?
What do you call the reality, being filthy when we dont need to be?
Doodie pie lol, nice one.
Fair enough Mr Deckard, if I saw my kid, if I had one, playing with dog shit then yeah I'd take them away from it, wash their hands etc, sure, but it would be more out of concern for infection than any clean crusade( I'd let him/her run about and play in normal dirt etc til their hearts content.) In educating the child about said doodie pie I would avoid any hyperbole and disgust/fear enforcing retoric.
peace.
pinkgeranium
18-10-2008, 04:36 AM
Sounds minging, doesn't it. I however, refuse to comply to accepted 'norms' for most areas of life when proved unnecessary. As I am single and have a bath every day it does not need to be done.
The hygiene industry is only concerned with parting you from your cash and making you ill with allergies. They publicly promote 'destroy all germs', but do not state at the same time that this destroys your immune system from complete non exposure to the slightest bit of dirt.
I also
1) Change my socks, underpants and T shirts every 3-5 days.
2) Have NEVER cleaned my cooker in 6 years ... here's the proof of my dirty grillpan ...
http://profile.imageshack.us/user/steppewar/images/detail/#228/p1000387gr7.jpg
3) Put bleach down toilet once a month max.
4) Hoover and dust flat once a year.
5) Put a new pair of jeans on every 6 months
6) Have not had a cold since I became a minger.
Just a wild guess but............................... Im guessing you are single ;)
deckard
18-10-2008, 04:51 AM
Doodie pie lol, nice one.
Fair enough Mr Deckard, if I saw my kid, if I had one, playing with dog shit then yeah I'd take them away from it, wash their hands etc, sure, but it would be more out of concern for infection than any clean crusade( I'd let him/her run about and play in normal dirt etc til their hearts content.) In educating the child about said doodie pie I would avoid any hyperbole and disgust/fear enforcing retoric.
peace.
Same here, a filthy kid is usually(not always) also having alot of fun, but that kid still gets washed every day as well, thats not a clean crusade, thats just basic hygiene, cleanliness and good old fashioned pride.
anyuser
18-10-2008, 04:52 AM
some people do like to eat it though
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0ui5BP-6IY
deckard
18-10-2008, 04:54 AM
Also a lot of parents spend ridiculous amounts of money on clothes for their kids to play in, worried that their kids wont look as cool as the other kids, so of course they dont want them to play rough or dirty in them, well too bad, either get the sewing needle out and wash their clothes more, or buy them cheap stuff to wear when playing, and save the good stuff when you go out to a restaurant.
deckard
18-10-2008, 04:55 AM
some people do like to eat it though
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0ui5BP-6IY
would you kiss such a person on the mouth?
hw spartan
18-10-2008, 05:02 AM
would you kiss such a person on the mouth?
Ronald Ragen did
hahahahaha:eek:
anyuser
18-10-2008, 05:02 AM
Well she does look rather nice and seems nice. I don't think she eats poop very often though. She probably wouldn't tell me she eats cat poop if we were to date but if she would like to date, I would date her, but I would also bring her some Listerine first and she must use it when we meet.
deckard
18-10-2008, 05:04 AM
Well she does look rather nice and seems nice. I don't think she eats poop very often though. She probably wouldn't tell me she eats cat poop if we were to date but if she would like to date, I would date her, but I would also bring her some Listerine first and she must use it when we meet.
You would still date someone you knew had eaten cat shit?
deckard
18-10-2008, 05:05 AM
Ronald Ragen did
hahahahaha:eek:
??
hw spartan
18-10-2008, 05:05 AM
Well she does look rather nice and seems nice. I don't think she eats poop very often though. She probably wouldn't tell me she eats cat poop if we were to date but if she would like to date, I would date her, but I would also bring her some Listerine first and she must use it when we meet.
hahaha listerine hahahaha
more like bleach :eek:
hw spartan
18-10-2008, 05:05 AM
??
It wasnt soposed to make sense...hahaha
but i can probly start a rumour
hahahaha
anyuser
18-10-2008, 05:09 AM
You would still date someone you knew had eaten cat shit?
Well I don't have any money, I live out in the middle of nowhere, and I don't see anyone really but old people if I see anyone at all. I am like 16 and so under these circumstances, dire measures can be taken. If she would like to visit me, since I don't really see anyone unless its my parents or some very old people if I go walking around, I would be glad to date her because she would be some company for me to have. It is kind of boring being by your self 24/7 ya know.
hw spartan
18-10-2008, 05:18 AM
Well I don't have any money, I live out in the middle of nowhere, and I don't see anyone really but old people if I see anyone at all. I am like 16 and so under these circumstances, dire measures can be taken. If she would like to visit me, since I don't really see anyone unless its my parents or some very old people if I go walking around, I would be glad to date her because she would be some company for me to have. It is kind of boring being by your self 24/7 ya know.
16...mate dont even bother, just live....let your life live, dont think of pussy or youll miss out on all that heavenlly glory..oj
but seriouslly.....relax...time is not your enemy, time is your freind here, trust me, when your in your 20's, woman will come and go. but your loneiness will always be there, wich basically im saying, you might think its about relationship that your lonelly, only to find out when your with a person, that your still lonelly, take my advise, dont think its about opposite sex, it devil fucking with you, and the tool here is youth culture, where you think you have to have a girlfreind at 16. no... trust me, find the real reson of your bordom....and live.:cool:
deckard
18-10-2008, 05:39 AM
Well I don't have any money, I live out in the middle of nowhere, and I don't see anyone really but old people if I see anyone at all. I am like 16 and so under these circumstances, dire measures can be taken. If she would like to visit me, since I don't really see anyone unless its my parents or some very old people if I go walking around, I would be glad to date her because she would be some company for me to have. It is kind of boring being by your self 24/7 ya know.
Theres away around this, forget the catshit eating girl, save up and move to the city.
91181
18-10-2008, 03:26 PM
LMAO @at this whole thread, thks for putting a smile on my face guys :D
onourwayto2012
18-10-2008, 04:15 PM
LMAO @at this whole thread, thks for putting a smile on my face guys :D
What are you talking about?? This a very serious Medical/Health/Healing thread!
Actually I am LMAO too.
Dear Abby,
I want to date this cute girl....but she eats cat poop...
limelady
18-10-2008, 04:53 PM
LMAO @at this whole thread, thks for putting a smile on my face guys :D
Yes, you're absolutely right 91181!
Its high time this thread had a turn in Have a Laugh!
Off we go! :D
jvx19
18-10-2008, 05:01 PM
You would still date someone you knew had eaten cat shit?
my dog eats cat shit, and when company comes over some people let her lick their face. (You know who you are!).
And I say..."yeah....you really don't want to let her do that."
armoured_amazon
18-10-2008, 05:06 PM
This thread is costing me too much money. I just went and bought a posh new duvet set lololol
deckard
18-10-2008, 05:28 PM
my dog eats cat shit, and when company comes over some people let her lick their face. (You know who you are!).
And I say..."yeah....you really don't want to let her do that."
But you dont play tonsil hockey with your friends dog, or anyones dog do you.
americana
18-10-2008, 08:47 PM
This thread is costing me too much money. I just went and bought a posh new duvet set lololol
LOL this is too funny! Yesterday I bought 3 throws for my bed just because of this thread.
They are fleece throws and thankfully didn't set me back much at $4.99 each!
I was considering buying a comforter, as I had chucked my old, worn-out one over the summer.
But then I got these, and a main factor is, they are easily washable in a regular-sized washing mashine. I was thinking about SOMEBODY ELSE'S BED when I got them!!! Guess who . ..
I've always heard that layering is good when it comes to warmth. Got 2 on the bed so far, and we'll see if I need more.
I am pleased as punch with my purchase. Nice colors, soft, warm and cozy.
At the same time, I also got new pillow cases, $2.99, and supposedly 600-thread count. I picked them up because of the pretty lilac color.
So I am getting all set, thanks to the subconscious items implanted in my mind because of this very thread.
amethyst
18-10-2008, 09:08 PM
This thread is costing me too much money. I just went and bought a posh new duvet set lololol
haha funny, I just bought new sheets too...but I really did need them :D
amethyst
18-10-2008, 09:10 PM
LOL this is too funny! Yesterday I bought 3 throws for my bed just because of this thread.
They are fleece throws and thankfully didn't set me back much at $4.99 each!
I was considering buying a comforter, as I had chucked my old, worn-out one over the summer.
But then I got these, and a main factor is, they are easily washable in a regular-sized washing mashine. I was thinking about SOMEBODY ELSE'S BED when I got them!!! Guess who . ..
I've always heard that layering is good when it comes to warmth. Got 2 on the bed so far, and we'll see if I need more.
I am pleased as punch with my purchase. Nice colors, soft, warm and cozy.
At the same time, I also got new pillow cases, $2.99, and supposedly 600-thread count. I picked them up because of the pretty lilac color.
So I am getting all set, thanks to the subconscious items implanted in my mind because of this very thread.
We need our own "new sheets and bedding" thread :D
branjo
18-10-2008, 11:04 PM
Your bed is probably clean because of the entire eco system that lives in it has organized and is cleaning itself :D
hw spartan
19-10-2008, 03:02 AM
hahahaha damn nearlly spilt my bloody wine
hahahaha
:D
steppewar
19-10-2008, 06:37 AM
I believe it is cruel to destroy spiders homes, so I always let them build large cob webs in my flat.
Here is a picture of a cob web development growing in a corner of the roof in my bathroom.
I decided to grant the spider concerned planning permission a few years ago to build this ...
http://img411.imageshack.us/my.php?image=p1000069re9.jpg
deckard
19-10-2008, 07:04 AM
Maybe the spider could teach you some basic cleanliness.
armoured_amazon
19-10-2008, 11:54 AM
Maybe the spider could teach you some basic cleanliness.
:D
xaroz
19-10-2008, 04:21 PM
I believe it is cruel to destroy spiders homes, so I always let them build large cob webs in my flat.
Here is a picture of a cob web development growing in a corner of the roof in my bathroom.
I decided to grant the spider concerned planning permission a few years ago to build this ...
http://img411.imageshack.us/my.php?image=p1000069re9.jpg
Who's to say that in the grand scheme of things, a spider has less rights to exist anyway? :D
Besides, I once heard on the discovery channel (so it must be true) that an average house has about 1200 spiders in it. Throw out one, you still got 1199 spiders left. So what's the point? :confused:
On the subject of not having to walk to your bathroom for a nr 1 ...have you tried a hose? Ok, at first you might not be able to build up the required pressure to bridge any height problem, but I'm sure that, with enough practise, this method will eliminate the need of getting up at all :cool:
deckard
19-10-2008, 04:35 PM
I would like to know how they stay on the walls, and ceilings without falling off, amazing creatures.
krakhead
19-10-2008, 04:43 PM
I would like to know how they stay on the walls, and ceilings without falling off, amazing creatures.
JFGI! ;)
http://whyfiles.org/shorties/152sticky_spider/
deckard
19-10-2008, 04:52 PM
Ta Krakhead, I didnt know they jumped, I just thought they moved quick, Im very glad they arent bigger than us, we would have alot of trouble going to sleep at night.
[QUOTE=truthcommission;563699]I think he is serious.
God I thought I was I was bad, but have a long way to go by the looks of it.
eyepod
19-10-2008, 05:23 PM
Couldn't help but think of this.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=oh4VOugJDVM&feature=related
mindatrisk
19-10-2008, 07:29 PM
I kind of followed a similar path a few years ago, not as deliberately and i didn't exactly promote it, but it was a necessary part of my growth. I went through a process of defying expectations which freed me from guilt, shame, pressure, conformity etc. I was defying my ego. I was unpresentable and unattractive. I felt unattractive. I felt slimey and just ugghhhhh, but it was needed. It is sort of like the zen proverb... First there is a mountain, then there is no mountain, and then there is a mountain again. By rejecting these social expectations he will gain an insight into their nature, understand them and then reapproriate these aspects back into his life with a truer perception of their nature. There is nothing wrong with being clean, however, why do you want to be clean? Because society accepts you that way and requires you to be? I like what this guy is doing.
onourwayto2012
19-10-2008, 11:40 PM
I would like to know how they stay on the walls, and ceilings without falling off, amazing creatures.
Reminds me of when I went camping a few years ago and used this crude outhouse that was there. So as I'm sitting there I look up and the ceiling is just covered with a MASS of spiders... like a horror movie. I wanted to dash out but was able to remain calm enough to take care of business.
psychedelia
20-10-2008, 12:15 AM
The title of this thread just makes my OCD go out of control.
Can I please come to clean your home??
pinkfreud
20-10-2008, 06:06 AM
I believe it is cruel to destroy spiders homes, so I always let them build large cob webs in my flat.
Here is a picture of a cob web development growing in a corner of the roof in my bathroom.
I decided to grant the spider concerned planning permission a few years ago to build this ...
http://img411.imageshack.us/my.php?image=p1000069re9.jpg
http://fc74.deviantart.com/fs9/i/2006/151/3/a/_rofl__by_Smidy.gif
we need more people like u
deckard
20-10-2008, 07:59 AM
Reminds me of when I went camping a few years ago and used this crude outhouse that was there. So as I'm sitting there I look up and the ceiling is just covered with a MASS of spiders... like a horror movie. I wanted to dash out but was able to remain calm enough to take care of business.
Amusing, what kind of spiders were they?
And what if one had descended down on you, I doubt you would have kept your nerve for one second, you would have been straight out the dunny door turds and all.
ustane
08-12-2008, 01:44 AM
steppewar, you're amaaaaazing.....!:
hagbard_celine
10-12-2008, 10:03 PM
Steppewar, if I ever come to visit you... remind me to book into a nearby B&B;):D
therealknockoff
13-12-2008, 09:47 AM
wow...24 pages and counting of people responding to someone describing his dirtyness. hahaha