Fat Electrician, I had smelled this before alongside You or Someone Like You. Still love it. It smells like a beautiful, good smelling person who just walked out of a tire shop.
December 26, 2025 at 2:16 AM
Fat Electrician, I had smelled this before alongside You or Someone Like You. Still love it. It smells like a beautiful, good smelling person who just walked out of a tire shop.
I Am Trash smells delicious on paper, very reminiscent of Lush products for some reason, definitely want to try this one on skin
December 26, 2025 at 12:02 AM
I Am Trash smells delicious on paper, very reminiscent of Lush products for some reason, definitely want to try this one on skin
Sprayed You or Someone Like You on my skin when I got it, lasted about 4-5hrs, with just a powdery wisp leftover now (about 7hrs later). I noticed the mint on the opening more than last time, but it went away very quickly.
December 26, 2025 at 12:02 AM
Sprayed You or Someone Like You on my skin when I got it, lasted about 4-5hrs, with just a powdery wisp leftover now (about 7hrs later). I noticed the mint on the opening more than last time, but it went away very quickly.
Ooof… good to know 😅
November 24, 2025 at 9:17 PM
Ooof… good to know 😅
My normal brand is Velo, although I do slightly prefer Zyn’s nicotine salts or whatever they use
November 24, 2025 at 9:09 PM
My normal brand is Velo, although I do slightly prefer Zyn’s nicotine salts or whatever they use
Only like 90% convinced they’re just repackaged citrus zyns, and the spiced cider are just cinnamon
November 24, 2025 at 9:02 PM
Only like 90% convinced they’re just repackaged citrus zyns, and the spiced cider are just cinnamon
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6. NEVER USE IT YOURSELF. EVER! The most common issue I hear from students is that some of their lecturers use ChatGPT for feedback, syllabus creation, etc., so why shouldn't they? Of course I'm not the boss of you, but as soon as you use it for ANYTHING, you're giving students implicit permission.
May 7, 2025 at 1:58 PM
6. NEVER USE IT YOURSELF. EVER! The most common issue I hear from students is that some of their lecturers use ChatGPT for feedback, syllabus creation, etc., so why shouldn't they? Of course I'm not the boss of you, but as soon as you use it for ANYTHING, you're giving students implicit permission.