MAN Supplies?

[R.D.]

OK............before you get too carried away with this let me say we ALL have things we like/need or such. This was brought up in general conversation between a group of fellas just last week around here and it got both Funny and weird at the same time.


What kind of "Man Supplies" do you guy like to use/Have.......Some of us are Married and dont have much choice in the matter and just use whatever the Wife gets us at the store (unless we go along or tell them specificlly what to get).............Others used to be married and didnt know what to get and had to find out what they liked or not..................as the rest are just Bachelors....and more than ;ikely pay VERY CLOSE attention to what they use/get

Man Supplies are soaps, Loofa's, shampoo, razors, trimmers, conditioners or whatever you get at the store to go through a dayly or weekly ritual (whichever you so choose)


remember this is all in fun.....no bashing or bitching about others preferences.

[dport]

sandpaper and scope is all i need.

[R.D.]

A wire brush & Vodka would be a close equivelent but as long as the Wire brush is used once a week I think your OK.....................Rinse Vodka Every Day at least twice to kill bacteria in mouth right

[War Eagle1]

corona is all

[BRETT]

Dont forget the Duct Tape.

[ttunnell]

Toliet Paper is awfully important to me. Nothing psssses me off more than when I realize we are out of TP at the house after I've done sat on the pot and did my business.

[Jiggernaut]

WTF is a Loofa???

[R.D.]

[Jiggernaut]

OK and WTH are you supposed to do with it?

[Jiggernaut]

OK, nevermind. I googled it. Now I know what that stupid looking thing in the shower is for.

The Luffa or Loofah/Lufah (from Arabic لوف) are tropical and subtropical annual vines comprising the genus Luffa. The fruit of at least two species, Luffa acutangula and Luffa aegyptiaca, is grown to be harvested before maturity and eaten as a vegetable, popular in Asia and Africa.

The Luffa acutangula is commonly known as Ridged Gourd and is called জিকা "zika" in Assamese, 丝瓜 si1gua1 in Mandarin Chinese, Turai in Hindi, Gisoda in Gujarati, Beerakaya in Telugu, heeray kAyi in Kannada, wetakolu in Sinhala, mướp khÃÂ*a in Vietnamese language, patola in Tagalog, kabatiti in Ilocano, and gambas or oyong in Indonesia.

The fruit of L. aegyptiaca may also be allowed to mature and used as a bath or kitchen sponge after being processed to remove everything but the network of xylem. This version is called Lifah in Arabic, ভোল bhol in Assamese, dhundul in Bengali, ghiya tori or nerua in Hindi or "peerkankai" in Tamil or "beera kaya" in Telugu

Luffa species are used as food plants by the larvae of some Lepidoptera species including Hypercompe albicornis.

A Luffa or Loofah sponge is used like a body scrub. Both the coarse textured sponge and the soft textured sponge are called Luffas or Loofahs.

[Tagg007]

Whatever my wife tells me I need.

[bigfishingstud]

after 35 years ,, it don't make no difference

[Bigbassbo]

See....we all learned something here