Marty, How often did Elvis really shower?

[m***@nospam.org]

Elvis was known to be smelly a lot of the time.
How often did he really shower, Marty?


















































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[Chuck]

Post by m***@nospam.org
Elvis was known to be smelly a lot of the time.
How often did he really shower, Marty?

Lamar Fike's quote that "you could smell him coming" referred to Elvis'
cologne, not body odor. Get it right.

Chuck

[Sven Vandermaas]

The good ol' Brute.... 4 bucks at Wallyworld right now, which makes it hard
to believe it was so fancy that Elvis wore it....:-))

Sven

Post by Chuck
Lamar Fike's quote that "you could smell him coming" referred to Elvis'
cologne, not body odor. Get it right.
Chuck

[I***@aol.com]

Post by Sven Vandermaas
The good ol' Brute.... 4 bucks at Wallyworld right now, which makes it hard
to believe it was so fancy that Elvis wore it....:-))
Sven

Post by Chuck
Lamar Fike's quote that "you could smell him coming" referred to Elvis'
cologne, not body odor. Get it right.
Chuck

As I recall, Brut was quite popular back then, along with several other
colognes that people probably sneer at today...Jovan's Musk, British
Sterling, etc...

Garry

[Blairomatic]

Post by I***@aol.com
As I recall, Brut was quite popular back then, along with several other
colognes that people probably sneer at today...Jovan's Musk, British
Sterling, etc...

Blue stratos!!

Blair

[l***@webtv.net]

<<<<The good ol' Brute.... 4 bucks at Wallyworld right now, which makes
it hard to believe it was so fancy that Elvis wore it....:-))>>>>

In the 60's and 70's Brut was a "high end" cologne! My Dad used to wear
it and it would come in these very ornate green velvet lined boxes with
a very heavy silver medallion and chain on the bottle. It used to be
sold "behind the counter" at the major dept. stores. Now it is a totally
budget scent.

A few years ago they did a test where they had women smell several
different colognes, high end and low end, without knowing which was
which and pick their favorites. The majoraty of women picked the cheapy;
English Leather over all the expensive stuff! Old Spice came in second
and Brut third!

[l***@webtv.net]

I've also read that Elvis used a high end French cologne called Zizani I
think.

[Marty]

Post by l***@webtv.net
I've also read that Elvis used a high end French cologne called Zizani I
think.

[Marty]

Post by l***@webtv.net
I've also read that Elvis used a high end French cologne called Zizani I
think.

That is correct.

Marty

[Jess]

Post by Sven Vandermaas
The good ol' Brute.... 4 bucks at Wallyworld right now, which makes it hard
to believe it was so fancy that Elvis wore it....:-))
Sven

It obviously worked very well!!!!!!!!!...............:)

[Sven Vandermaas]

I know.... it ain't that bad either....lol
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Post by Jess

Post by Sven Vandermaas
The good ol' Brute.... 4 bucks at Wallyworld right now, which makes it hard
to believe it was so fancy that Elvis wore it....:-))
Sven

It obviously worked very well!!!!!!!!!...............:)

[Jth]

Chuck, read page 709 in the "Elvis and the Memphis mafia" - I'll quote
one sentence from Billy Smith: "He wouldn't have taken a bath for
anything."

Elvis didn't shower regularly, so there is no telling how often he
showered

Post by Chuck

Post by m***@nospam.org
Elvis was known to be smelly a lot of the time.
How often did he really shower, Marty?

Lamar Fike's quote that "you could smell him coming" referred to Elvis'
cologne, not body odor. Get it right.
Chuck

[Genie]

Post by Jth
Chuck, read page 709 in the "Elvis and the Memphis mafia" - I'll quote
one sentence from Billy Smith: "He wouldn't have taken a bath for
anything."
Elvis didn't shower regularly, so there is no telling how often he
showered

Excuse me here, but is the point really how many times Elvis showered?
How many times someone did or didn't like his personal body odor, or
his favorite colonge?
Good Lord people! If this is something "Billy Smith" can write he isn't
worth reading.
We each have a human smell put off by endorphins in our body that
straight out of a shower, or bed or ditch digging, is pretty much how
we smell.
I have passed Elvis in the hall after a concert, and by then any "Bath
of Colonge" was gone from hot lights and sweat. He did NOT smell. Not
in the way you people are trying to put it. He smelled like a man, a
clean, hungry, tired, over worked MAN.
Wouldn't he just be thrilled to know that his personal body "Odor" is a
subject of conversation? Lets move on now to his breath? Did he brush
often or not? Did he like onions and garlic a bit too often, or not?
WHO CARES?
This is almost to a point of nit-picking and discusting.

Post by Jth

Post by Chuck

Post by m***@nospam.org
Elvis was known to be smelly a lot of the time.
How often did he really shower, Marty?

Lamar Fike's quote that "you could smell him coming" referred to Elvis'
cologne, not body odor. Get it right.
Chuck

[Devildog]

Post by Genie
Good Lord people! If this is something "Billy Smith" can write he isn't
worth reading.

Fortunately Elvis felt differently about Billy and that's all that
matters...

Post by Genie
We each have a human smell put off by endorphins in our body that
straight out of a shower, or bed or ditch digging, is pretty much how
we smell.

Rolls eyes...

Post by Genie
I have passed Elvis in the hall after a concert, and by then any "Bath
of Colonge" was gone from hot lights and sweat. He did NOT smell.

Okay, this is where everyone says bullshit...

[atomic]

Post by Devildog

Post by Genie
Good Lord people! If this is something "Billy Smith" can write he isn't
worth reading.

Fortunately Elvis felt differently about Billy and that's all that
matters...

Post by Genie
We each have a human smell put off by endorphins in our body that
straight out of a shower, or bed or ditch digging, is pretty much how
we smell.

Rolls eyes...

Post by Genie
I have passed Elvis in the hall after a concert, and by then any "Bath
of Colonge" was gone from hot lights and sweat. He did NOT smell.

Okay, this is where everyone says bullshit...

I know his feet stank in the 50s.

[m***@nospam.org]

It sounds like Elvis really stank. Thanks!









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you got to remember elvis grew up not long after the crash and during
the depression in mississippi of all places.. water was a commodity
back then..

hell not all homes had plumbing back then..


here you pick on the god dam man.. jesus christ ... stop denying you
can't get any dates because you're a 1300lb blob trapped in your
trailor and find that richard simmons dude.

Post by m***@nospam.org
Elvis was known to be smelly a lot of the time.
How often did he really shower, Marty?
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