Do you really think that people with poor hygiene will:

-read this thread?

-actually change their ways for a few days?

People with poor hygiene typically have been that way their whole lives. Also, they cannot smell themselves, just like a smoker cannot smell tobacco, because it is part of them, part of their baseline. I applaud what you are saying, but hope you are not setting your expectations too high.

They know who they are and maybe my post will remind them to clean up for the show, I doubt it but you never know.

Brutus is waiting. 

david1 posted:

Take a bath everyday, use deodorant everyday. It's going to be hot the three days so taking a bath and using deodorant is very important. 

May I insist for a second time that bathing will be necessary this week. If instructions are needed please email Brutus who is ready to answer all bathing questions, please put his big hairy hands to work, he is waiting for your call. 

 

Good thing the Meet is on Saturday too!!  

It's planting season. When you go out to the Museum, NOTHING will overcome the smell of the fertilizer.

Gerry

I always buy a new bar of soap for York Week!  

Peter

This can't be aimed at the members of TCA?

This must be for the people in the General Public that will be there on Friday and Saturday

Enjoy the meet!!

RoyBoy posted:

Do you really think that people with poor hygiene will:

-read this thread?

-actually change their ways for a few days?

" What? "

Jerry

Really? I hope this thread would contain a schedule of events...

gmorlitz posted:

It's planting season. When you go out to the Museum, NOTHING will overcome the smell of the fertilizer.

Gerry

This is why I only attend York in the Fall.   I'm not a fan of that smell.   My wife and I took many spring vacations to Lancaster County in the 1990's with a car that didn't have AC.   There was no escaping the smell.        

Crop dusters, please pop a few of these before you have the scrapple and egg breakfast at Round the Clock Diner:

gmorlitz posted:

It's planting season. When you go out to the Museum, NOTHING will overcome the smell of the fertilizer.

Gerry

I beg to differ, and underscoring Craig's advice...

Whether it is at the museum or at the TCA Meet in York, there is a gaggle of curmudgeons that are only too happy to poot their ways down the aisles, considering themselves terribly clever and covert, leaving clouds behind them that can outdo any pasture, believe me. And those clouds are far more intense and long-lasting in their assault on your senses, including vision and balance and hearing, let alone smell, than any mere absence of bathing or freshly opened pastures can commit. Livestock  would avoid the aisles in the wake of these relatively quick-moving transient cloud-seeders.

FrankM

I'm amazed the Eastern Division didn't think to include this Public Service Announcement in their announcement to the public.

Decisions, decisions.  Walk with the arrows and follow the same cropduster through the hall, or walk against them and encounter every cropduster? 

Maybe York should implement decontamination booths like the asbestos-removal guys use.

Moonson posted:

, there is a gaggle of curmudgeons that are only too happy to poot their ways down the aisles, considering themselves terribly clever and covert, leaving clouds behind them that can outdo any pasture, And those clouds are far more intense and long-lasting in their assault on your senses, including vision and balance and hearing, let alone smell, 

FrankM

Jerry

"Cropdusters"    

Putnam Division posted:

I always buy a new bar of soap for York Week!  

Peter

Yeah ... but you have to use it before it becomes effective.

What great timing at the Courtyard Marriott!