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...then he stomped off into the night jumping on the back of his girlfriends vespa which she promptly rammed into a parked car before a flask of bourbon fell out of her pocket breaking on the ground. When will the drunken train wreck that is Wurster/Volm end?
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Yes it is frivolous.

It's unenforceable and like every thing else this drama circus reveals, all symbolism and no substance, instead of addressing a broke, broken city ridden with crime and filth.

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Wurster needs to find a more constructive hobby.

I seriously wish something like this could be enforced in all public buildings. May people who for whatever reason seem to think perfumes/colognes are pleasant, not unlike drug addicts, have numbed themselves to the odor, causing them to using more and more until a toxic cloud of hooker-scent surrounds them. For many of us, this is the opposite of pleasant and can even be a health hazard. These people need to know this.
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Frivolous...or Fritzolous?

@D....."drama circus"? I don't think that that is an actual common expresssion in the english language. I think the word "circus" sufficiently implies that there will already be drama. Possibly you grew up around boring circuses. Aaaaaand....This "broke, broken (don't forget "brokiest") city ridden with crime and filth" is actually just ridden with lazy self-obsessed fucking whiners who somehow think that essentially meaningless actions by the city council like these are somehow symbolic of the end of America as we know it.

You attitude stinks. Get it? Story about cologne and stuff......"stinks"....if I have to explain it......
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Jasun Wurster is his own troll.
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How will we know when women are on the rag?
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@Unicode disaster:

You'll now be able to smell it.
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#7 ... 10 points and a free Larry and the Lazers T-shirt to you.
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No Amanda, it IS frivolous.
That was a great zinger by Wurster though.... getting rid of the stench in 2 years.
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Somehow, I've avoided these apocryphal "perfume baths".

I have been assaulted by good old natural B.O. and that peculiar blend of dirt, sweat, cigarettes, and alcohol that makes Tri-Met an adventure from time to time, as well as the hipster fuckos wearing "vintage" t-shirts that should have been sent to Africa in a bale with the Pittsburgh Steelers Super Bowl XLV Champions shirts...
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I see there are some folks here who are totally ignorant of the issue of chemical sensitivity.

Of people with MCS, the lucky ones live in an older house away from population and they work by telecommuting (with a computer that is several years old so it has off-gassed harmful solvents and stuff) or they make a living somehow that they don't have to go to a workplace. I rented a cob house from a woman who had an active life until a bad rock-climbing accident wrecked her back. After a lot of antibiotics and other pharmaceuticals made a mess of her immune system, she could no longer be around new clothing, perfume, heck most manufactured items if they're new. She couldn't even tolerate living in the cob house (all-natural materials) because of the traffic pollution that came in from outside, so she moved to a place in the woods.

People with MCS really cannot tolerate perfumes being used in their immediate environment (I'm talking mostly about the conventional petroleum-derived stuff that most people use not hippy herbal stuff). Symptoms can include nausea, headache, rashes... it varies from one peson to another.
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organic brian.... YOU strike me as ignorant.
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frankieb what in heck are you talking about? Is there one single fact about which I'm incorrect?

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