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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A lot of these have nothing to do with hygiene, for example getting regular haircuts.  I dont like cutting my hair every 6 weeks, and I was blessed with straight hair that doesn't take a ton of styling. I wash it every other day or so and it's sparkling clean, and I make sure to cut it every few months so there arent a ton of split ends, but, again, not really a hygiene issue even if I went longer without a haircut. You seem like an overly retentive, controlling person.[/quote]

The topic is Hygiene and [b] Grooming.[/b] Hair maintenance definitely is part of grooming.[/quote]

You’re such a colossal ass-ache, my darling. [/quote]

But my clothes are wrinkle free, dear. [/quote]

This is your flex?[/quote]

Her grooming is what stands in for and she thinks, wrongly, suffices, for her failure to be aesthetically pleasing or having a good personality, so.[/quote]

Unlike many of you, I am simultaneously beautiful, well-groomed, well-dressed and congenial. [/quote]

:lol: :lol:  Good one Op.

The next time I evaluate my direct reports, I'll add a new category related to pore size. My cyber security team better be on top of the best facial products. [/quote]

I would focus on making sure their clothing is neat and wrinkle free  instead of pore size. Tech employees are notorious for having a disheveled appearance and poor social skills.[/quote]

You know nothing. None of these people look disheveled and you should be embarrassed by your ignorant stereotypes.

I know we'd never get the truth, but I'd love to know your work history. Also because of your obsession with skin moisturization, I assume you're black. Putting down other dark skinned people for having "ashy" skin is the height of stupidity. [/quote]

Whoa! Lots of assumptions are being made about me. I have not posted any comments about skin moisturization, but I am a fan of moisturized skin. Dry, “ashy” skin is not exclusive to dark skinned people. There are plenty of Caucasian men walking around with horrifically dry, ashy elbows. A 10% urea cream used daily will solve the problem. [/quote]

Only a weirdo cares about someone else's "ashy" elbows.  [/quote]

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